Rockets hit occupied Palestine

by angryindian | June 17, 2007 at 10:18 am

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It seems yet another ad-hoc liberation organisation is behind this latest round of intra-Palestinian violence. Like the kidnapping of BBC reporter Alan Johnston, the emergence of new, more radically-inclined rebels is threatening to destabilise what control the established liberation groups have held for the past forty years. Is this the result of a joint U.S./Israel plan to totally demoralise what is left of Palestinian resistence to their genocide? - The Angryindian

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At least two Katyusha rockets have hit the occupied Palestine amid reports that the rockets have been fired from a village in Lebanon.

The Israeli TV reported on Sunday that one rocket hit a factory and another hit a car. The station's Arab affairs analyst, Ehud Yaari, claimed a splinter Palestinian group in Lebanon was probably behind the attack.

The rockets exploded near the northern town of Kiryat Shemona, hard hit during last summer's war, when almost 4,000 rockets were fired at the occupied territories. The mayor of the town, Haim Barbivai, called for a tough response from the Zionist regime.

The privately owned Lebanese Broadcasting Corporation LBC channel reported that the three rockets were fired from the village of Taibeh, but did not say who fired them.