Rockets fired after Gaza ceasefire starts

Rocket and mortar fire threatened a ceasefire aimed at ending five months of deadly Israeli-Palestinian clashes in the Gaza Strip.

Rockets fired after Gaza ceasefire starts
Sun, 26 Nov, 2006 - 10:06

Rocket and mortar fire threatened a ceasefire aimed at ending five months of deadly Israeli-Palestinian clashes in the Gaza Strip.

The Israeli military said all troops were withdrawn from Gaza in the hours before the 6am local-time truce, announced last night, took force.

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