I have just returned from the 2013 March of the Living to Poland and Israel. As I write this, the people of the United States are still in shock at the horrific bombing in Boston. May God comfort the bereaved families, provide healing to those who are injured and bring to justice the terrorists and their handlers who were responsible for such a tragedy! On the day of the bombings, our group visited the town of Sderot. Sderot is a town of some 20,000 people which sits very near the border...

The remains of a rocket likely fired into southern Israel duringBarack Obama's visit to Israel l ast month were found in a kindergarten in Sderot, police stated. The rocket's remains were not located previously because the kindergarten had been closed for the Passover holiday, police added. Police sappers were on the scene to safely dispose of the rocket. Palestinian terrorists fired a number of rockets from Gaza into southern Israel on the second day of Obama's visit on March 21. One...

Lian Haziza stands outside her home, hit by a Gaza rocket today. Photo: Anav Silverman, Tazpit News Agency. It’s 7:30 am and Sarah Haziza is beginning the day, like countless other Jewish mothers in households across the world, with Passover cleaning. The floor is full of soapy water, when suddenly the 47-year-old Sderot mother hears the rocket siren warning of an incoming Gaza rocket. “My youngest daughter was still sleeping so I ran to get her,” Haziza told Tazpit News...

Higher rate of miscarriages in Sderot linked to rocket stress, new study finds. In the field of journalism, there are people you encounter who leave an imprint on your yellow notepad even years after you’ve met them. Sometimes you find that you can’t immediately write their particular story - as important as it may be - as other articles and deadlines surface and the story is shelved in the back files of your mind. But there comes a moment when you suddenly have that...