Two Kassams in Sderot cause damage; none wounded

By YAAKOV KATZ

Published: JUNE 11, 2006 14:15

Two Kassams landed in Sderot shortly after two p.m. on Sunday. No one was wounded in the impacts, but some damage was caused. A total of 19 Kassams have been fired at Sderot since Saturday night.

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