Qassam hits open area near Sderot Source: ynetnews.com
The evening attack came shortly after the Permanent Mission of Israel to the United Nations filed an official complaint with the Security Council and Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon over the increased rocket attacks emanating from Gaza.
Sderot mayor to Goldstone: When rockets hit us you were silent Source: Haaretz.com
Mayor of the southern Israeli town of Sderot, David Buskila, on Saturday sent a scathing letter to South African justice Richard Goldstone, who headed the United Nations fact finding mission on Israel's offensive in Gaza last winter.
Goldstone Gets His Facts WrongSource:
Interviewer: Maybe this is one reason why the Israeli government decided not to cooperate with your commission. I mean the commission, your commission,
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Behind the UN Curtain: Goldstone Napped During Film of Rockets Source: Arutz Sheva News Briefs
United Nations Human Rights Council Judge Richard Goldstone, whose 575-page report on Wednesday condemned Israel for war crimes, fell asleep while he was supposed to be watching a film showing Sderot children fleeing from rocket fire.
Sderot on Alert Once AgainSource:
After two months of relief from the constant barrage of Hamas launched rockets, Sderot's silence was shattered.
Kassam hits storeroom in backyard of Sderot home Source: JPost.com
Several hours after Palestinians fired a Kassam rocket into a Sderot residential area for the first time in over two months, the IAF responded by bombing targets in the Gaza Strip.
An Israeli Playground,Fortified against RocketsSource: The New York Times
SDEROT, Israel — A year ago, as Hamas rockets from Gaza rained down almost daily on this Israeli border town, Stanley M. Chesley, president of the Jewish National Fund, was on a solidarity visit here and realized that he saw no children playing outdoors. It was too dangerous.
Sderot, Israel - Playground Under Missile Attack Source: YouTube
This video gives the viewer an idea of what its like for children tolive under constant threat of unexpected missile attack (they have a mere 15 seconds after the alarm sounds to run for shelter).
Life in southern Israel: "Uncertain Calm"Source: Hagshama
"Operation Cast Lead is over. Everything is back to normal. It's quiet in Sderot. The click of the intercom followed by the voice that repeatedly stated Tzeva Adom, followed by the explosion a few seconds later--have all disappeared.
Sderot residents wary of fragile cease-fireSource: JPost.com
"At 10 a.m. on Sunday, 12 hours after Prime Minister Ehud Olmert announced a unilateral cease-fire, a military vehicle full of soldiers passed this reporter on the road to Sderot. They all waved.
Residents of South Israel launch Gaza aid driveSource: JPost.com
"As Operation Cast Lead draws to an apparent close, hundreds of Israelis, including those from rocket-battered communities in the Gaza periphery, are mobilizing to help suffering civilians on the opposite side of the border.
'Are human rights for some, but not for others?'Source: JPost.com
" Liraz Madmony, a 23-year-old law student from Sderot, addressed the UN Human Rights Council Special Session on Gaza in Geneva on behalf of the European Union of Jewish Students (EUJS) on Monday, before the vote by the council that condemned Israel's military offensive in Gaza a …
A Sderot Woman Speaks out Against the Massacre in GazaSource: Daily Kos
This letter is a translation of Hebrew that demonstrates even the resident of Sderot are against the violence in Gaza. That these people DO NOT DEFEND Hamas, but wish to stop the killing of innocent people.
Let's talk about Sderot...or is it Najd?Source: nonarab-arab.blogspot.com
So let's talk about Sderot, that town in Israel that the Israelis claim as the main symbol justifying starving 1.5 million dirt-poor civilian refugees in Gaza, murdering almost 1000 now (by the time I'm done typing maybe we'll be over that number) and wounding thousands more inno …

Following the conflict in Gaza can bring some serious emotions forward. First of all, there's the consistent reporting of murdered children, which has been giving me simultaneous bouts of anger and sadness. If that's not enough, there's the pictures: