Palestinians fire anti-tank missile, no damage

By JPOST.COM STAFF

Published: JUNE 28, 2006 07:48

Palestinians opened fire and launched an anti-tank missile at IDF forces near the Dahaniya airstrip in southern Gaza on Wednesday morning. No one was wounded and no damage was reported.

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