Gaza: IAF calls on citizens to rein in terrorists

By YAAKOV KATZ

Published: APRIL 7, 2006 09:20

The IAF dropped fliers in Gaza overnight Thursday calling on Palestinian citizens to rein in terrorists. This followed the relentless launching of Kassam rockets recently from the Gaza Strip.

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