Palestinian rockets fall in south Israel
Tue Sep 26, 2:18 AM ET
JERUSALEM - Palestinian militants fired at least two rockets from the Gaza Strip into southern Israel early Tuesday, wounding at least one person, Israel Radio reported.
One of the rockets fell in the town of Sderot and wounded a woman in the stomach, the radio said.
The Israeli army's spokesman confirmed that one rocket fell near a farming community but did not immediately have details on a rocket falling in Sderot, or any injuries.
Palestinians fire rockets into southern Israel almost daily but they rarely cause casualties. Israel began a large military operation in the Gaza Strip at the end of June in an effort to stop the rocket fire.
Palestinian rockets fall in south Israel 
