Militants in Gaza shot a rocket that hit the northern edge of Ashkelon Thursday, putting a major Israeli city – and its power station – in the line of fire for the first time. Traveling more than 11 miles, it was the farthest that a homemade rocket has reached, the Israeli army said. The rocket strike came amid increasingly intense Israeli military operations in Gaza and even in parts of the West Bank. The Israeli army killed 12 Palestinians in Hamas-ruled Gaza Wednesday and Thursday, and Israel troops raided the West Bank city of Nablus, which is under the control of President Mahmoud Abbas. Full Story
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