Terror's Toll: Three Killed, Infants and Children Wounded
Three people were killed as a result of the Grad rocket attack on Kiryat Malachi Thursday morning. The three were killed during or within minutes of the attack, after efforts to save them failed.
Tri osobe su ubijene kao rezultat napada raketama na Kiryat Malachi u četvrtak ujutro- Troje je odmah ubijeno, nakon što ih s e nije uspjelo spasiti. Šestoro ostalih su ranjeni, uključujući dvoje djece, jedno staro osam mjeseci. Još jedna žrtva, 4 godišnji dječak je odvezen u Hashomer bolnicu u centralnom Izraelu, zajedno sa svojim ocem. Dječak je u ozbiljnom stanju, a otac je umjeremno teškom. Ukupno je sedmero ljudi ozljeđeno u napadu na Kiryat Malachi. Šestero je tretirano zbog škoka koji su doživjeli u napadu. Oko podneva je nekoliko raketa ispaljeno na Sderot, ali čudom nije nitko ranjen . U Ashdodu je jedna osoba lakše ranjena.
Bio je još jedan napad na Kiryat Malachi oko 10 ujutro, ali je zaštita "Iron Dome" uspjela da rakete eksplodiraju u zraku iznad grada. Policija traži od građana da ostaju u kućama, iako je spriječen napoad, šrapneli padaju na zemlju i mogu prouzročiti povrede.
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A heavy barrage of Grad and Katyusha rockets was fired at the main population centers in southern Israel Thursday morning. Red Alert warnings were heard in Ashdod, Ashkelon, Kiryat Malachi, Beersheva, and Ofakim. Speaking live from Beersheva at around 8:00 AM Israel time, Israel Radio's correspondent counted at least a dozen missiles hitting in the area of the city.
There was a very strong likelihood that Hamas would try to fire a missile at Tel Aviv or another city in the center of the country, security officials said, in order to score a decisive blow against Israel in revenge for the elimination of Jaabari.
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In Israel, where 250 rockets have been fired from Gaza since yesterday and where three people were killed today in Kiryat Malakhi in a direct hit on a home, JDC’s Emergency Response Team was activated immediately and is already deployed to help the most vulnerable, including the elderly, people with disabilities, and youth at risk.
JDC programs such as Supportive Communities for elderly and people with disabilities, Centers for Young Adults, and neighborhood-based projects like Better Together are all serving as platforms to implement immediate emergency responses to those in need in the areas most impacted.
