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January 8

1 Rocket

One rocket was fired from Gaza and fell inside the Strip.

25*

October 7	1 Rocket	One rocket was fired from Gaza.
October 5	1 Rocket	One missile fired from Yemen was intercepted.
October 2	5 Rockets	Hamas fired five rockets.
October 1	4 Rockets	Four rockets fired by Hamas were intercepted.
September 29	3 Rockets	One missile fired from Yemen was intercepted. Two rockets fired by Hamas failed in flight and fell in Gaza.
September 27	1 Rocket	One missile was fired from Yemen, but it never reached Israel.
September 25	1 Rocket	One missile fired from Yemen was intercepted.
September 21	3 Rockets	One missile was fired from Yemen, but it never reached Israel. Two rockets were launched from northern Gaza toward Ashdod. Israel’s air defense system intercepted one, while the second landed in an open area.
September 18	3 Rockets	Three missiles were fired from Yemen: one was intercepted, the second never reached Israel, and the third hit an entrance to a hotel in Eilat.
September 17	1 Rocket	One missile was fired from Yemen, but it never reached Israel.
September 16	1 Rocket	One missile fired from Yemen was intercepted.
September 9	1 Rocket	One missile was fired from Yemen.
September 7	2 Rockets	Two missiles were fired from Yemen.
September 5	1 Rocket	One missile was fired from Yemen.
September 4	1 Rocket	One missile was fired from Yemen, but it never reached Israel
September 3	3 Rockets	Three missiles fired from Yemen were intercepted or never reached Israel.
September 2	3 Rockets	Three missiles fired from Yemen never reached Israel.
August 27	1 Rocket	One missile was fired from Yemen.
August 23	1 Rocket	One missile was fired from Yemen.
August 17	2 Rockets	One rocket was fired from Gaza, and one missile was fired from Yemen.
August 14	1 Rocket	One missile was fired from Yemen.
August 10	2 Rockets	Two rockets fired from Gaza were intercepted.
August 9	1 Rocket	One rocket was fired from Gaza.
August 7	1 Rocket	One rocket fired from Gaza was intercepted.
August 5	1 Rocket	One missile was fired from Yemen.
August 3	1 Rocket	One rocket was fired from Gaza.
August 1	1 Rocket	One missile fired from Yemen was intercepted.
July29	1 Rocket	One missile was fired from Yemen.
July25	1 Rocket	One missile was fired from Yemen.
July22	2 Rockets	Two missiles were fired from Yemen.
July 19	1 Rocket	One missile fired from Yemen was intercepted.
July 15	2 Rockets	Two rockets were fired from Gaza and intercepted
July 11	2 Rockets	One missile fired from Yemen fell without setting off alarms. One rocket was fired from Syria.
July 9	1 Rocket	One missile fired from Yemen was intercepted.
July 7	3 Rockets	Two missiles fired from Yemen were intercepted, and one missile failed in flight.
July 6	1 Rocket	One missile fired from Yemen was intercepted.
July 5	1 Rocket	One rocket was fired from Gaza.
July 3	1 Rocket	One missile fired from Yemen failed in flight and did not trigger alarms in Israel.
July 2	2 Rockets	Two rockets were fired from Gaza at Sderot and intercepted
July 1	3 Rockets	Two rockets were fired from Gaza, and one missile from Yemen.
June 28	1 Rocket	One missile fired from Yemen was intercepted.
June 27	1 Rocket	One missile fired from Yemen was intercepted.
June 26	3 Rockets	One rocket was fired from Gaza, a second from Lebanon, and a third, a ballistic missile, from Yemen.
June 23	50 Rockets	Fifty ballistic missiles from Iran were launched at Israel. Most were intercepted, but a few landed, killing four and injuring 116 people.
June 22	30 Rockets	Thirty ballistic missiles from Iran were launched at Israel. Most were intercepted, but four landed, injuring 23 people.
June 20	25 Rockets	Twenty-five ballistic missiles from Iran were launched at Israel. Most were intercepted, but a few landed, including at a mosque in Haifa, killing one person and injuring 20 people.
June 19	25 Rockets	Twenty-five ballistic missiles from Iran were launched at Israel. Most were intercepted, but a few landed, including at a hospital, injuring 270 people.
June 18	20 Rockets	Twenty ballistic missiles from Iran were launched at Israel. Most were intercepted, but a few landed, injuring 90 people.
June 17	25 Rockets	Twenty-five ballistic missiles from Iran were launched at Israel. Most were intercepted, but five landed. No injuries were recorded.
June 16	30 Rockets	Thirty ballistic missiles from Iran were launched at Israel. Most were intercepted, but five landed, injuring 60 people.
June 15	100 Rockets	One hundred ballistic missiles from Iran were launched at Israel. Most were intercepted, but eight landed, injuring 200 people and killing nine.
June 14	170 Rockets	One hundred and seventy ballistic missiles from Iran were launched at Israel in separate barrages. Most were intercepted, but 13 landed, injuring 330 people and killing eight.
June 13	100 Rockets	One hundred ballistic missiles from Iran were launched at Israel in three separate barrages. Most were intercepted, but nine struck inside the country, injuring more than 60 people and killing three.
June 10	1 Rocket	One missile was fired from Yemen and fell in an open area.
June 5	1 Rocket	One missile fired from Yemen was intercepted.
June 3	1 Rocket	One missile fired from Yemen was intercepted.
June 1	1 Rocket	One missile fired from Yemen was intercepted.
May 29	1 Rocket	One missile fired from Yemen was intercepted.
May 27	2 Rockets	Two missiles fired from Yemen were intercepted.
May 25	1 Rocket	One missile fired from Yemen was intercepted.
May 22	1 Rocket	One missile fired from Yemen was intercepted.
May 21	3 Rockets	Three missilies fired from Gaza, all fell short and landed in Gaza.
May 15	1 Rocket	One missile fired from Yemen was intercepted.
May 13	5 Rocket	Two missile fired from Yemen; one was intercepted, another from Yemen other fell outside Israel. Three missiles fired from Gaza; two were intercepted, and the third fell in an open area.
May 9	1 Rocket	One missile fired from Yemen was intercepted.
May 4	1 Rocket	One missile fired from Yemen landed near Ben Gurion airport.
May 3	1 Rocket	One missile fired from Yemen was intercepted.
May 2	3 Rockets	Three missiles fired from Yemen were intercepted.
April 26	2 Rockets	Two missiles fired from Yemen were intercepted.
April 23	1 Rocket	One missile fired from Yemen toward Haifa, for the first time was intercepted.
April 18	1 Rocket	One missile fired from Yemen was intercepted.
April 13	1 Rocket	One missile fired from Yemen was intercepted.
April 12	4 Rockets	Four projectiles fired from Gaza were intercepted.
April 9	2 Rockets	Two ballistic missiles launched from Yemen were intercepted.
April 7	1 Rocket	One missile fired from Yemen was intercepted.
April 6	12 Rockets	Two ballistic missiles launched from Yemen were intercepted. Ten rockets were fired from Gaza; one man was injured by falling shrapnel.
April 2	2 Rockets	Two rockets launched from Jabaliya in northern Gaza at southern Israel were intercepted.
April 1	1 Rocket	One projectile fired from Gaza toward Sderot was intercepted.
March 30	1 Rocket	One missile fired from Yemen was intercepted.
March 28	2 Rockets	Two rockets were fired at northern Israel from Lebanon. One was intercepted and the other inside Lebanese territory.
March 27	2 Rockets	Two ballistic missiles launched from Yemen were intercepted.
March 26	3 Rockets	Two rockets were launched from central Gaza Strip at southern Israel; one was intercepted, and one hit an open area. A third rocket fired by PIJ was intercepted near Beer Sheba.
March 24	4 Rockets	One missile fired from Yemen was intercepted. PIJ fired three rockets from Gaza that were also shot down.
March 22	6 Rockets	Six rockets were fired from Lebanon at Metula; three rockets were intercepted, and three fell short in Lebanon.
March 21	3 Rockets	Two rockets from Gaza and one from Yemen were intercepted.
March 20	4 Rockets	One projectile fired from Gaza was intercepted, and two hit open areas. One missile fired from Yemen was also intercepted.
March 19	1 Rocket	One missile fired from Yemen was intercepted.
March 18	1 Rocket	One missile fired from Yemen was intercepted.

2024*

Jan. 1-Aug. 11	200 Rockets	In addition to the bombardment from Lebanon and Gaza, 200 rockets were fired from Yemen.
December	262 Rockets	191 missiles were launched from Syria & Lebanon, and Hamas fired 71 from Gaza.
November	750+ Rockets	Hezbollah fired 750 rockets from Lebanon by mid-November, and Hamas fired 2 from Gaza.
October	181 Rockets	Iran fired 181 missiles. Figures from other theaters are unavailable yet.
September	2,782 Rockets	Terrorists fired 2,756 from Lebanon & Syria; 26 from Gaza
August	1,423 Rockets	Hezbollah fired 1,307 rockets from Lebanon, and Hamas fired 116 from Gaza.
July	1,307 Rockets	Hezbollah fired 1,091 rockets from Lebanon, and Hamas fired 216 from Gaza.
June	1,060 Rockets	Hezbollah fired 855 rockets from Lebanon, and Hamas fired 205 from Gaza.
May	1,452 Rockets	Hezbollah fired 1,000 rockets from Lebanon, and Hamas fired 452 from Gaza.
April	1,157 Rockets	Hezbollah fired 744 rockets from Lebanon, Hamas fired 113 from Gaza, and approximately 300 were fired from Iran.
March	846 Rockets	Hezbollah fired 746 rockets from Lebanon, and Hamas fired 104 from Gaza.
February	699 Rockets	Hezbollah fired 534 rockets from Lebanon, and Hamas fired 165 from Gaza.
January	334 Rockets	Hezbollah fired 334 rockets from Lebanon.

2023*

Oct 7-Dec. 31	6,000 Rockets	In the early days of the war in Gaza, started by the Hamas infiltration and attack on Israeli civilians, more than 6,000 rockets were fired from Gaza.
July 27	1 Rocket	One rocket was launched from the area of Jenin toward northern Israel but fell inside the West Bank.
July 5	5 Rockets	Five rockets were fired from the Gaza Strip into Israel. All were intercepted.
May 14	1 Rocket	Following the agreed cease-fire, PIJ fired one rocket which it blamed on a technical error.
May 10-13	1,469 Rockets	The IDF reported that 1,468 rockets were launched into Israel during Operation Shield and Arrow; 291 fell in Gaza; and Iron Dome intercepted 437. David’s Sling shot down two rockets aimed at Tel Aviv, and most of the rest landed in open areas without causing damage. One Israeli was killed when a rocket hit an apartment in Rehovot. A Palestinian laborer from Gaza working in Israel also died in a rocket strike.
April 9	3 Rockets	Three rockets were fired from Syria toward the Golan Heights, one falling in an open area and one intercepted by the Iron Dome. The third rocket did not cross into Israeli territory.
April 8	3 Rockets	Three rockets were fired from Syria toward the Golan Heights, one of the rockets fell in an open area in the southern Golan Heights, while another fell in Jordanian territory.
April 6-7	40+ Rockets	More than 40 rockets were fired from Gaza. One of the rockets fell on a home in Sderot and 14 fell in open areas. No injuries were caused by the rocket fire.
April 6	34 Rockets	Thirty-four rockets were fired from Lebanon, of which Israeli air-defense systems intercepted 25, and five landed in Israeli territory.
April 5	16 Rockets	Sixteen rockets were fired from Gaza. Most were shot down or fell in open areas. One of the rockets struck a factory in Sderot, but no casualties were reported.
February 23	6 Rockets	Six rockets fired from Gaza; five were intercepted by Iron Dome, the sixth fell in an open area.
February 11	1 Rocket	One rocket was fired from Gaza and was intercepted by Iron Dome.
February 1	1 Rocket	One rocket was fired from Gaza and was intercepted by Iron Dome.
January 3	1 Rocket	One rocket fired from Gaza landed in an open field inside the Gaza Strip.

2022

December 3	1 Rocket	One rocket fired from Gaza landed in an open field near the communities of Nahal Oz and Kfar Aza.
November 3	4 Rockets	Four rockets were fired from Gaza, one was intercepted by Israeli air defense systems, while three landed inside Gaza.
August 5-8	1,100 Rockets	An estimated 1,100 rockets were launched from Gaza by Islamic Jihad. At least 200 malfunctioned and exploded within the Gaza Strip, and the Iron Dome intercepted 380.
July 16	4 Rockets	Four rockets were fired from Gaza, one was intercepted by Israeli air defense systems, while three fell into open areas.
June 18	1 Rocket	One rocket fired from Gaza toward Ashkelon was intercepted.
April 22	3 Rockets	Three rockets were fired from the Gaza Strip at Israel, with two exploding inside the enclave.
April 20	1 Rocket	One rocket fired from Gaza landed in Sderot. No injuries were reported but several people were being treated for shock.
April 18	1 Rocket	One rocket fired from Gaza was intercepted by Iron Dome.

2021

September 11	1 Rocket	One rocket fired from Gaza was intercepted by Iron Dome.
September 10	1 Rocket	One rocket fired from Gaza was intercepted by Iron Dome.
August 16	1 Rocket	One rocket fired from Gaza was intercepted by Iron Dome.
May 10-20	4,369 Rockets	More than 4,369 rockets were launched toward Sderot, Ashkelon, Ashdod, Jerusalem and neighboring communities. Ten Israelis were killed. More than 90 percent of projectiles heading toward populated areas were intercepted by Iron Dome. Roughly a third of the rockets landed inside the Gaza Strip. Most of the others landed in open fields.
May 9	6 Rockets	Six rockets were fired from Gaza. Two were intercepted by the Iron Dome, two fell in open areas and two landed in the Gaza Strip.
April 25	5 Rockets	Five rockets were fired from Gaza. Iron Dome anti-missile defence system intercepted two rockets and the others fell either in uninhabited areas or inside the Gaza Strip.
April 24	2 Rockets	Two rockets fired from Gaza. One was intercepted by Iron Dome, the other fell in an open area near the border fence.
April 23	36 Rockets	Thirty-Six rockets fired from Gaza; six intercepted by Iron Dome.
April 15	1 Rocket	One rocket fired from Gaza.
January 20	1 Rocket	One rocket fired from Gaza
January 18	2 Rockets	Two rockets landed harmlessly in open areas near Ashdod.

2020

December 26	2 Rockets	Two rockets were intercepted over Ashkelon.
November 21	1 Rocket	One rocket was fired toward Ashkelon.
November 14	2 Rockets	Two rockets were fired toward Ashdod and Kibbutz Palmachim. There were no reports of damage or injuries.
October 22	2 Rockets	Two rockets were fired toward Ashkelon. One rocket fell in an open field, while the second was intercepted by the Iron Dome system.
October 16	1 Rocket	Palestinian terrorists in the Gaza Strip fired 1 rocket into Israel which apparently exploded in an open field.
September 15	13 Rockets	The Iron Dome missile defense system intercepted eight of 13 rockets. At least two people were injured, and several cars were damaged by shrapnel near a mall in Ashdod. Six pedestrians also were injured as panicked shoppers ran for shelters.
August 21	12 Rockets	At least 12 rockets were fired from the Gaza Strip into Israel. One landed near a house in Sderot on Friday, causing extensive damage.
August 16	2 Rockets	Two rockets were intercepted by air defense batteries. The municipality of Sderot said that one house had been hit by shrapnel. An Israeli man of 58 was lightly injured by broken glass and a house near Sderot had taken a direct hit from a rocket. Only property was damaged.
August 2	1 Rocket	One rocket fired from Gaza was intercepted by Iron Dome.
July 5	3 Rockets	Two rockets hit open terrain in southern Israel, and no casualties or damage were reported. A third was intercepted by Israeli air defense.
June 26	2 Rockets	Two rockets were fired from Gaza that caused no injuries or damage.
June 15	1 Rocket	One rocket was fired into southern Israel, striking an empty field, causing no injuries or damage.
May 5	1 Rocket	One rocket was fired from Gaza at Israeli communities near the border for the first time in over 40 days.
Feb 23-24	90 Rockets	Over the course of Sunday and Monday, some 90 rockets were fired at Israel from the Gaza Strip — most of them by the Palestinian Islamic Jihad terror group — and approximately 90 percent of those heading toward populated areas were intercepted by the Iron Dome system.

2019

November 12	190 Rockets	Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) fired 190 rockets into Israel from the Gaza Strip.
May 5	200 Rockets	A barrage of 200 rockets was fired at Israel from Gaza. Two people were killed when rockets hit a factory in Ashkelon.
May 4	250 Rockets	A barrage of 250 rockets was fired at Israel from Gaza, killing an Israeli man in Ashkelon.
March 25	1 Rocket	One rocket was launched from Gaza and hit a house in Mishmeret, injuring seven people.
March 14	2 Rockets	Two rockets were launched from the Gaza Strip toward Tel Aviv. One rocket was intercepted by the Iron Dome.

2018

November 12	1 Mortar	A mortar fired from Gaza hit an Israeli bus, critically wounding a 19-year-old man.
November 11	17 Rockets	Seventeen rockets were fired at Israel, of which 3 were intercepted.
August 8	8 Rockets	Eight rockets were fired at Israel, 2 were intercepted, 4 impacted open areas, and 2 landed in Sderot causing damage and 2 injuries.
July 26	11 Rockets	Nine rockets were fired from Gaza into Israeli territory over the course of two days from July 25-26, 2018. All missiles landed in open areas near the border fence and no injuries were reported. A number of Hamas positions in Gaza were struck by Israel in retaliation, killing three members of the terror group. Additionally, two rockets fired by ISIS militants in Syria landed in the Sea of Galilee.
July 14	174 Rockets/Mortars	A barrage of 174 rockets and mortars was fired from Gaza toward Israel on July 14, 2018. The Israeli Iron Dome Missile Defense system only intercepted forty of the projectiles. Three Israelis were wounded after a rocket struck their house in Sderot. The Israelis carried out airstrikes on over forty Hamas military installations in retaliation.
June 26	13 Rockets	Thirteen rockets were fired from the Gaza Strip toward Israel on the night of June 26 and early morning of June 27. Three of these rockets were intercepted by the Iron Dome system. This rocket fire was in retaliation to the attempted assassination of a Hamas militant; the Israeli military blew up his car, but he was not inside of it at the time.
June 20	45 Rockets	Forty-five rockets were fired by terror groups in Gaza toward Israel during the middle of the night on June 20, 2018. Seven of the rockets were intercepted by the Iron Dome system, with other rockets landing in unpopulated areas and three striking near community centers and schools. No injuries were reported, but most Israelis in border communities spent the night in bomb shelters. In response, the Israeli Air Force struck 25 Hamas targets in Gaza.
June 3	3 Rockets	Three rockets were fired into Israel from Gaza
May 29	70 Mortars/Rockets	Seventy mortars and rockets were fired in two volleys from the Gaza Strip toward Israeli territory on May 29, 2018, following weeks of Palestinian protests at the Israeli border. Most projectiles were intercepted by the Iron Dome, but some made it through. One missile exploded in the yard of an Israeli kindergarten. Five Israelis were wounded in the barrage, most by mortar shrapnel. The Israeli military hit back forcefully, striking approximately 30 Hamas military installations. This was the single largest attack by Gaza terrorists on Israel since the 2014 Gaza war.
February 18	1 Rocket	One rocket was fired from Gaza at Israel. It landed in an open area.
February 17	Multiple	Multiple rockets were fired from Gaza at Israel. One landed on a house in Sha'ar HaNegev Regional Council.
February 1	1 Rocket	One rocket was fired from the Gaza Strip around 11:30 p.m. on February 1, causing no damage or injuries.
January 15	1 Rocket	One rocket fired from within the Gaza Strip toward Israel landed in Gaza, striking a home and injuring three residents.
January 4	3 Rockets	Three rockets were fired toward Israel from the Gaza Strip, all landed in Israeli border communities in open fields, and no injuries were reported. In retaliation, the Israeli Air Force struck central terrorist infrastructure targets within Gaza.
January 1	4 Rockets	Four rockets were fired from Gaza, all landed in open areas.

2017

December 29	2 Rockets	The Iron Dome intercepted two rockets fired toward Israel from within Gaza.
December 17	2 Rockets	Two rockets were fired from within the Gaza Strip, with one landing near the border on the Israeli side and damaging a home, and the other landing in a field. Although a home and a car were damaged, no individuals were injured in the attack.
December 15	1 Rocket	A rocket fired from Gaza toward Israel fell short and landed on the home of top Hamas official spokesman Mushir al-Masri's brother.
December 11	2 Rockets	Two rockets were fired separately from within Gaza toward Israel, one was intercepted over Ashkelon by an Iron Dome missile and the other landed in Eshkol. No injuries were reported.
November 30	10-12 Mortars	Approximately ten to twelve mortars were fired into Israel by Palestinian Islamic Jihad on the night of November 30, 2017. No injuries were reported. Soon after, the IDF responded with tank and artillery fire on four Hamas positions near Beit Hanoun and two Hamas targets in central Gaza.
October 8	1 Rocket	One rocket was fired toward Israel from the Gaza Strip, but it landed within the Strip. No damage or injuries were reported. The IDF destroyed a Hamas watch-tower station in Southern Gaza in retaliation.
August 8	1 Rocket	One rocket was fired from the Gaza Strip, landing in Israel and causing no injuries. The IDF responded by striking a Hamas facility, even though no militant group in Gaza claimed responsibility for the attack.
June 26	2 Rockets	Two rockets were fired from the Gaza Strip into Israel, landing in an open area near the Shaar HaNegev Regional Council and causing no injuries. In retaliation, the Israeli Air Force attacked and destroyed two Hamas outposts in Gaza City and Rafah.
June 25	3+ mortars	Several mortars hit Israel for the second day in a row, prompting the IDF to respond by striking two Syrian artillery positions and a Syrian regime ammunition truck.
June 24	10 mortars	Ten mortar shells launched from Syria landed in the Golan Heights, no injuries were reported. The IDF announced the strikes were likely accidental spillover fire from fights between rebels and Syrian forces on the other side of the border, but retaliated anyway in a strike that killed two Syrian soldiers.
May 22	1 rocket	One rocket was fired from the Sinai Peninsula into Israel on the second day of U.S. President Donald Trump's visit to the country. A siren was not sounded because the rocket was headed toward an open area and eventually landed without causing any damage or casualties.
April 12	1 rocket	One rocket was fired into Israel from the Sinai and hit a greenhouse in a community on the Egypt-Israel border. The rocket was fired by Islamic-State affiliated terrorists, and caused no injuries.
February 27	1 rocket	One rocket was fired into Israel from the Gaza Strip and hit an empty area in Southern Israel. The Israeli military responded by striking five Hamas positions in the Strip, seriously injuring four Hamas militants.
February 20	2 rockets	Two rockets were fired into Israel from the Egyptian Sinai Peninsula, striking open fields in the Eshkol region of Israel and causing no injuries.
February 8	4 rockets	Four rockets were fired into Israel from Sinai, three were intercepted by the Iron Dome and one struck land in an empty field. The Islamic State affiliate in the Sinai claimed responsibility for the rockets.
February 6	1 rocket	One rocket was fired from within the Gaza Strip, landing in the Hof Ashkelon area. No injuries were reported, in retaliation IDF tanks and aircraft struck and destroyed six Hamas positions in the Gaza Strip.

2016

October 5	1 rocket	One rocket fired from within the Gaza Strip landed on a street in the Southern Israeli town of Sderot. The Iron Dome Missile Defense System failed to engage the rocket, but luckily nobody was injured in the strike. Air strikes were carried out on Hamas targets in Gaza in retaliation for the rocket attack.
September 17	2 mortars	Two mortar shells were errantly fired over the Israeli border from Syria. These mortars were brought down by the Iron Dome missile defense system, which had never before intercepted stray mortar rounds from Syria.
September 12	1 mortar	One mortar shell was fired from Syria and landed in the Golan Heights. No injuries were reported, and the Israeli military responded by striking Syrian military installations.
September 10	1 rocket	One rocket was fired from Syria, landing in the Golan Heights and not causing any injuries. The fire was attributed to spillover from the Syrian civil war, and in response, the Israeli Air Force struck Syrian military targets.
August 21	1 rocket	One rocket was fired from Gaza and landed near Sderot and Sha'ar Hanegev, the rocket was found between two houses in Sderot. No injuries were reported. Hamas military installations were struck the next day and night by Israeli fire in multiple unusually heavy retaliatory strikes.
May 25	1 rocket	One rocket was fired from Gaza into Israeli territory by the small Salafi jihadist group Ajnad Beit al-Maqdis. The rocket landed in an open Israeli field, and no injuries were reported. The IAF carried out strikes against Hamas positions in Southern Gaza in retaliation.
May 3-8	Multiple mortars, 1 rocket	Many mortar rounds were fired at Israeli forces engaged in “operational activities” near the security fence in the Southern Gaza Strip during the first week of May 2016. These mortars were meant to disrupt the Israelis, who were engaged in detecting and destroying Hamas attack tunnels dug between Gaza and Israel. No injuries were reported, but tunnel-detecting equipment was damaged. In response, the IDF fired on Palestinian Interior Ministry buildings, Hamas outposts, and other targets, damaging structures and causing two civilian injuries. The Israeli Air Force struck back at the militants as well, hitting four Hamas targets on May 6. A rocket was fired by Hamas militants from Gaza on May 7, 2016, landing in the Eshkol region and exploding without damaging structures or injuring Israelis. In response, the Israeli Air Force struck two Hamas targets.
March 11	4 rockets	Four rockets were fired from Gaza toward Israel, all fell in open areas. No injuries were reported.
January 24	1 rocket	One rocket was fired from Gaza, landing in an open area in the Sha'ar Hanegev regional council and not causing damage or injury.
January 1	5 rockets	Five rockets were fired from Gaza at Israel, two landed in open areas in Israel and three landed within the Gaza Strip.

2015

December 20	At least 3 rockets	At least three rockets were fired over the Lebanon border, landing in Israel. The IDF blamed the Lebanese military for the strikes and responded with their own artillery fire. No injuries were reported.
December 17	1 rocket	One rocket was fired from Gaza, setting off rocket sirens in the Sha'ar HaNegev region of Southern Israel. The rocker landed in the Gaza Strip. The IDF struck two sites in Gaza in retaliation, no injuries were reported.
December 13	1 rocket	One rocket was fired from Gaza and set off rocket sirens in Southern Israel and landed in an open area in Shaar HaNegev. Israeli jets struck a Hamas base in response, no casualties were reported in either incident.
November 23	1 rocket	One rocket was fired from Gaza and landed in an open area in Southern Israel. No damage or casualties were reported, and sirens in Israel were not set off.
November 17	1 rocket	One rocket was fired from Gaza and landed near the border wall separating Israel from Gaza. Rocket alert sirens in Israel did not activate, and there were no reports of injuries or damage.
November 9	1 rocket	One rocket was fired from Gaza and landed in Southern Israel in a field, no injuries reported. In response, Israeli jets struck Hamas positions in Gaza, with no casualties reported.
October 26	1 rocket	One rocket was fired from Gaza at Southern Israel, no injuries reported.
October 21	1 rocket	One rocket was fired from Gaza and landed in Israel's Sha'ar Hanegev region. No injuries or property damage reported.
October 10	1 rocket	One rocket was shot down by the Iron Dome over Israel after being launched from the Gaza Strip. In response to this attack as well as attacks during the previous days, the Israeli military conducted air strikes against Gaza militant positions. These strikes claimed the lives of a pregnant 30-year old Palestinian woman and her 3-year old daughter, and injured several other members of her family.
October 9	2 rockets	Two rockets were fired by Gaza militants, both landed and exploded in the Gaza Strip. No injuries reported.
October 4	2 rockets	Palestinians fired two rockets from Gaza on Sunday October 4, one of which exploded in a field in Eshkol with no injuries. The other rocket did not make it out of the Gaza Strip but still set off warning sirens in Israel because it was originally headed toward a populated area.
September 30	1 rocket	One rocket was fired toward Israeli territory from within the Gaza Strip on September 30, 2015. The missile was intercepted by the Iron Dome defense system over the Israeli city of Ashdod, and no injuries were reported. In response, the Israeli Air Force struck four Hamas military sites the next day.
September 20	2 rockets	Two rockets were fired from the Gaza Strip by the Sheikh Omar Hadid Brigade. One rocket landed in Sderot and damaged a home, while the other rocket was shot down by the Iron Dome missile defense system over Ashkelon. No injuries were reported. The Israeli Air Force struck multiple targets in retaliation, including a Hamas telecommunications site.
September 1	1 rocket	One rocket was fired from the Gaza Strip by an ISIS-linked group, the Sinai Province of the Islamic State. The rocket fell within Gazan territory, and no injuries were reported.
August 27	1 rocket	One rocket was fired from within the Gaza Strip and exploded in Israeli territory on Thursday, August 27, 2015. In response, the Israeli military struck the position from which the rocket was fired, and also destroyed a Hamas weapons factory in Gaza. No injuries were reported.
August 20	At least 2 rockets	Multiple rockets struck an Israeli village near the Lebanese border, and Israel responded by striking militant positions within the Syrian Golan Heights. The rockets were fired from within Syria, and Israel blamed the group Islamic Jihad for the attack.
August 7	3 rockets	Three rockets were fired by Jihadist groups from the Gaza Strip. Two of these rockets exploded in Gaza and one made it to Israel; no injuries were reported.
August 1	2 rockets	Two rockets were fired by Hamas at Israel. The rockets landed in unpopulated areas near the border, no injuries reported.
June 6	2 rockets	Two rockets were fired from within Gaza on June 6, 2015. No casualties or significant damage were reported, and the rockets landed in empty fields. The Omar Brigades again claimed responsibility for this attack, and it seemed as if they were trying to provoke Israel into another was with Hamas. Israel bombed Hamas facilities in response, causing damage but no casualties.
June 2	2 rockets	Two rockets were fired from within Gaza on Wednesday, June 2, 2015, striking Southern Israel near Ashkelon. No significant damage or injuries were reported. In response to the attack the IDF carried out air strikes against the facility where they believed the rockets were fired from. A Salafist group associated with the Islamic State, the Omar Brigades, claimed responsibility for the attack, stating that it was in response to the Hamas police officers killing of an Islamic State supporter during the previous day.
May 26	1 rocket	At least one rocket was fired toward Israel from within the Gaza Strip on Tuesday, May 26, 2015. Sirens went off and explosions were heard in Southern Israel, but no injuries were reported. Israeli security officials believe that this attack was carried out by Palestinian Islamic Jihad members. In response, Israeli aircraft bombed four sites in Gaza the following day, known to be Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad training areas.
April 23	1 rocket	In the first rocket attack of 2015, Hamas militants fired a rocket into Israeli territory on Israel Independence Day. Israeli warning sirens sounded and the rocket exploded on impact but caused no casualties or damage. The IDF responded by shelling a base that was known to be used by the militant group, also causing no casualties.

2014

December 19	1 rocket	A rocket fired from the Gaza strip landed in the Eshkol Regional Council, no injuries were reported. In response to this attack, Israel carried out it's first air strikes in Palestinian territory since the end of Operation Protective Edge. Israeli Air Force jets struck a Hamas training camp in the southern Gaza Strip.
October 31	1 rocket	A Qassam rocket fired from within the Gaza Strip struck Southern Israel in the Eshkol region. The rocket was originally thought to have fallen and exploded within Gaza, so no Code Red sirens were sounded. In response to this attack, the Israeli goverment closed the Erez and Kerem Shalom border crossings on November 1, repoening them 2 days later on November 4. Hamas security forces arrested 5 individuals who them believe were behind the attack.
September 16	1 rocket	For the first time since the cease-fire took effect on August 26, a rocket fired from Palestinian territory screamed through the sky and landed in Israel. The rocket landed near the Gaza border, inbetween Eshkol and Sdot Negev. No Palestinian group has claimed responsibility for the attack, no injuries or major damage reported.
August 26	100+ rockets and an unconfirmed number of mortars	More than 100 rockets were fired from Gaza into Israel on Tuesday August 26 before the cease-fire was announced. Multiple rockets were intercepted by the Iron Dome, and at least 2 fell within the Gaza Strip. 2 people were killed and multiple people injured when a mortar hit Eshkol regional council. A home in Ashkelon suffered a direct hit and there were multiple injuries from shrapnel, and a rocket hit a playground in Ashdod.
August 25	130+ rockets and at least 30 mortars	At least 130 rockets and at least 30 mortars were fired from Hamas militants into Israel on August 25. Hamas took responsibility for an M75 rocket launched at Tel Aviv. Late afternoon saw a drastic increase in mortar and rocket fire, with the Iron dome intercepting one rocket bound for Ben Gurion Airport. Israeli military responded to rockets coming from Lebanon by firing artillery shells at the site of the launch. The Iron Dome struck down a rocket above a main shopping center in Ashdod, sending debris crashing through the mall's glass ceiling and injuring multiple people. Multiple injuries reported including a woman from Eshkol hit by shrapnel.
August 24	60+ rockets and an unconfirmed number of mortars	At least 60 rockets and an unconfirmed number of mortars were fired from Hamas militants into Israel on August 24. 2 rockets were also confirmed to have been fired from Syria into the Golan Heights. The intention and responsibility for these rockets has not yet been ascertained. These rockets were either intercepted by the Iron Dome or hit open areas in Eshkol and Sdot Negev. Hamas once again tried to fire on Tel Aviv.
August 23	93 rockets and an unconfirmed number of mortars	A total of 93 rockets were fired from the Gaza Strip into Israel on August 23 including 2 rockets fired from Lebanon. Multiple injuries reported and multiple buildings were damaged.
August 22	50+ rockets and an unconfirmed number of mortars	More than 50 rockets were fired from the Gaza Strip toward Israel on August 22, including one that struck a home in Sha'ar HaNegev and killed a 4 year old boy. Daniel Tregerman was playing with his family when a red alert siren sounded and a mortar slammed into the side of his home. He was killed by shrapnel and was laid to rest later in the weekend. Rockets were also fired at Tel Aviv.
August 21	104 rockets and 12 mortars	A total of 104 rockets and 12 mortars were fired toward Israel on August 21. After heavy rocket fire pounded Southern Israel in the morning, an Israeli man was seriously injured by shrapnel as a Hamas rocket hit an Eshkol building. The man was attending his son's third birthday celabration at his son's school when the sirens went off and he immediately rushed to get all of the children inside. He was hit by shrapnel as the bomb exploded outside of the school. A number of cows were killed when a projectile hit the barn that they were in.
August 20	168 rockets	A total of 168 rockets were fired from Gaza into Israel today. No injuries were reported. Hamas fired two rockets at an Israeli gas installation off the Gaza coast.
August 19	50 rockets	A total of 50 rockets were fired from Gaza during the newly agreed to a 24-hour extension to the previous week's 5-day cease-fire. Hamas militants broke the cease-fire early in the morning with a barrage of 5 rockets, and Israel retaliated with air strikes on 25 locations. One of these rockets struck an Israeli highway, others hit open areas in Eshkol and Beersheba. No injuries reported.
August 14	1 rocket	A single rocket was fired from Gaza into Israel, landing in an open area in Eshkol. No injuries reported.
August 13	7 rockets	7 rockets were fired at Israel from Gaza, the Iron Dome intercepted one and the others landed in open areas. No injuries reported.
August 11	8 rockets	8 rockets were fired into seperate parts of Israel hours before the end of the 72-hour ceasefire.
August 10	39 rockets	The Iron Dome intercepted four rockets, while 35 hit open areas in Eshkol, Sderot and Ashkelon. No injuries reported.
August 9	30 rockets	30 rockets hit open areas in Eshkol and Hof Ashkelon. No injuries reported.
August 8	51 rockets	After the cease-fire ended, rockets immediately started being shot from Gaza. 2 overnight before the cease-fire ended, and a volley of "at least" 35 rockets at 8a.m. immediately following the cease-fire's end.
August 4	57 rockets	31 rockets were fired at Israel in just a few hours during a cease-fire that was supposed to last from 10a.m. to 5p.m. 26 were fired later in the day. No injuries reported.
August 3	119 rockets and mortars	119 rockets and mortars were fired toward Israel, with the Iron Dome taking down 8. No injuries reported.
August 2	84 rockets	84 rockets were fired toward Israel, no injuries reported.
August 1	16 rockets	16 rockets were fired at Israel, many landing in Eshkol Regional Council and Sha'ar HaNegev. No injuries reported.
July 31	Unconfirmed number of mortar and 32 rockets	32 rockets were fired at Israel, multiple impacts. 3 injuries: 14-year-old who had cut her leg, a 60-year-old man who fell and sustained moderate injuries, and a Chinese construction worker.
July 30	Unconfirmed number of mortar and 141 rockets	141 rockets were fired at Israel for an unconfirmed number of impacts. No one was injured.
July 29	Unconfirmed number of mortar and 79 rockets	79 rockets were fired at Israel for an unconfirmed number of impacts. No one was injured.
July 28	Unconfirmed number of mortar and 6 rocket hits	At least four people were killed, while at least six others were wounded, some seriously and criticially, by mortar fire on Eshkol near the Gaza border early Monday evening. Because this was a mortar and not a rocket, there was no Code Red siren. Elsewhere, three rockets hit open areas in Eshkol and Iron Dome intercepted three more.
July 16-27	814 Rocket hits	814 rockets hit open areas throughout Israel between the 16th and 27th of July.
July 15	Unconfirmed number of rocket hits	At least 105 rockets fired at Israel after Hamas rejects ceasefire proposal. An Israeli civilian is killed at the Erez crossing by a mortar attack from Gaza. Two sisters, aged 11 and 13, from a Bedouin villae near Beersheba, are seriously wounded.
July 11	Unconfirmed number of rocket hits	Three rockets are fired at Israel from Southern Lebanon, one striking an open field in Metula, with no reported injuries. An unconfirmed number of rockets fired from Gaza were intercepted on their way to Haifa, Hadera, and Zichron Yaakov. A fire started in Ashdod after one rocket hit a gas station, injuring eight.
July 10	192 rocket hits, several mortar hits	Three rockets are fired at Beersheba, but are intercepted by the Iron Dome. Later in the day, two rockets hit Beersheba, one causing four injuries. One rocket strikes farm land near the Be'er Tuvia Regional Council. Several rockets are fired at Ashdod, destroying a house, causing a gasoline explosion, injuring one woman. Two IDF soldiers are inured by mortar fire in Eshkol. Four rockets were intercepted over Tel Aviv; an unconfirmed number targeting the greater area hit lightly-populated locations. No casualties are reported.
July 9	103 rocket hits	Hamas terrorists in Gaza assumed responsibility for an unconfirmed number of rocket strikes. 20 Israeli cities report rocket fire or air-raid sirens on and around 8:30 in the morning. The Iron Dome intercepts 21 of a confirmed 103 rockets fired. No injuries are reported. Damage is reported to a house in Eshkol and a fire was contained in Yeruham.
July 8	117 rocket hits	Operation Protective Edge begins. Rockets were fired at Tel Aviv for the first time since 2012. An unconfirmed number of rockets targeting Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, and Beersheba are intercepted by the Iron Dome. No injuries and only light damage is reported. Rockets will continue throughout this operation.
July 7	80+ rocket hits	Hamas claimed to have fired 100 rockets across Southern Israel. The Iron Dome intercepted three rockets targeting the Eshkol area. One rocket hits an open field in Beersheba. One rocket hit the Eshkol Regional Council, injuring one IDF soldier. Soldiers were attacked by a rocket-propelled grenade along the Gaza border, injuring one. The IDF confirmed 80 rocket hits on the day.
July 6	25+ rocket hits	Seven rockets target Sha'ar Hanegev, four hitting a kibbutz. Two rockets hit eshkol, causing small fire that was quickly contained. Rocket hits were confirmed in Sderot and Hof Ashkelon.
July 5	Several rocket and mortar hits	.One rocket was fired at the Eshkol Regional Council, landing in a field, lightly injuring an IDF soldier. An undetermined number of rockets and mortars were fired at Southern Israel throughout the afternoon, one being intercepted by the Iron Dome. One rocket was fired at Beersheba.
July 4	Twenty-five (25) rocket hits, several mortar hits	Four rockets are fired at Sderot. One is intercepted by the Iron Dome. Two rockets targeting Okafim are intercepted by the Iron Dome. Seven rockets land in open fields in greater Southern Israel. One rocket was fired at an IDF instillation near the Gaza border, but missed. Seven rockets were fired at Eshkol. Two mortars are launched at Sderot. An undtermined number of mortars are fired at Keren Shalom, but only one hits. No known injuries.
July 3	Twelve (12) rocket hits	One rocket hits Sderot after midnight. Ten rockets are fired at Sderot and greater Southern Israel in the early morning hours. One rocket is fired at Ofakim. Four homes in Sderot are hit. A summer camp was hit, but the rocket failed to detonate. No casualities are reported.
July 2	Thirteen (13) rocket hits, nine mortar htis	Gaza terrorists fire five rockets toward the Sdot Negev regional council, three rockets toward Ofakim, two rockets at Ashkelon, three rockets at Eshkol. In the afternoon and midnight hours, nine mortars hit the Eshkol area. The Iron Dome intercepted two rockets, and the rest landed in fields. No injuries or damage reported.
July 1	Five (5) rocket hits, undetermined number of mortar hits	Terrorists fire five rockets overnight at the Eshkol area. One falls in an open field near the regional council. Damage to vehicles and a packaging factory is reported, but no injuries.
June 30	Sixteen (16) rocket hits, one mortar hit	Gaza terrorists fire sixteen rockets in the early morning hours. Most of the rockets landed in open areas near Eshkol. One caused light damage to a home. No injuries.
June 29	Four (4) rocket hits	Four rockets were fired from Gaza into the south of Israel. Two were intercepted by Iron Dome, and two fell in an open area near the border fence.
June 28	Several rocket hits	Terrorists in the Gaza Strip fired several rockets. Two struck factory in Sderot, causing it to burn down. All other rockets hit an open area.
June 27	Six (6) rocket hits, one mortar hit	Six rockets launched from the Gaza Strip, four fell in open field, two intercepted by Iron Dome en route to Ashkelon. Mortar fire damaged military vehicle.
June 24	Several rocket hits	Two rockets intercepted by Iron Dome, and a third lands in the south near Sderot.
June 21	Four (4) rocket hits	A rocket was fired into Hof Ashkelon Regional Council, damaging a road. In the evening three rockets were fired at the Sdot Negev and Sha'ar HaNegev Regional Councils. All rockets exploded in the open area. No damages or injuries were reported
June 21	Four (4) rocket hits	A rocket was fired into Hof Ashkelon Regional Council, damaging a road. In the evening three rockets were fired at the Sdot Negev and Sha'ar HaNegev Regional Councils. All rockets exploded in the open area. No damages or injuries were reported
June 19	Two (2) rocket hits	A rocket fired from Gaza struck an open field near Sderot. Later a rocket fired at Ashkelon was intercepted by Iron Dome.
June 18	Two (2) rocket hits	Two rockets fired from Gaza hit into a Sha'ar Hanegev Regional Council community and caused light damage to a structure.
June 16	One (1) rocket hit	A rocket from Gaza landed in an open area in Ashkelon region.
June 15	Four (4) rocket hits	A series of explosions were heard in the evening in Asheklon, as four rockets had been fired from Gaza. Two were intercepted by Iron Dome, causing fragments to fall acros steh city. No injuries or significant damage.
June 14	Three (3) rocket hits	Hof Ashkelon reports two of three rockets fired from Gaza landed in the region. No injuries or damage.
June 11	One (1) rocket hit	One rocket fired from Gaza came close to hitting a main road in southern Israel, but landed in a nearby field without causing any injuries.
June 1	One (1) rocket hit	Early morning attack on Eshkol region. One rocket landed in a field and no damage was reported.
May 23	One (1) rocket hit	Sha'ar HaNegev Regional Council reported one rocket explosion in open field. No damage or injuries.
May 1	One (1) rocket hit	A rocket hit an open area in Eshkol. No injuries or damage.
April 24	One (1) mortar hit	Mortar shell exploded near the fence in southern Gaza. No injuries or damage.
April 23	Three (3) rocket hits	Three rockets landed in the Hof Ashkelon and Sha'ar HaNegev Regional Councils, after rocket alert sirens. No injuries.
April 21	Seven (7) rocket hits	Terrorists fired seven rockets during the last day of the Passover holiday. First three hit uninhabited areas and caused no damage. Anotehr two cause light damage in Sderot.
April 16	Several rocket hits	Gaza terrorists launched several rockets at south Israel. No injuries or damage reported
April 13	Three (3) mortar hits	One mortar shell landed close to the security fence in an open field, and late that night two more mortars were fired at Israeli soldiers. No injuries.
April 9	One (1) rocket hit and one (1) mortar hit	Early morning alert in Asheklon Region, a rocket fell short. That evening a mortar landed in a kibbutz in the Sha'ar Hanegev Regional Council. Damage was reported but no injuries.
April 5	One (1) rocket hit	Terrorists in Gaza fire a rocket into Israel. No injuries or damage reported.
April 4	One (1) rocket hit	In the Hof Ashkelon Regional Council a rocket exploded in the open area, close to the border fence. No injuries or damage were reported.
April 1	Three (3) rocket hits	Three rockets were fired at Eilat, intercepted by Iron Dome.
March 12-13	Sixteen (16) rocket hits	At least 16 rocket hits were identified in Israeli territory, out of over 78 rockets that Gaza terrorists fired, in the largest barrage of rockets since during Operation Pillar of Defense. Iron Dome intercepted at least five of the rockets. In response, the IDF hit terror locations in the northern and southern ends of the Gaza Strip with artillery fire.
January 15-21	Thirteen (13) rocket hits	A total of 13 rocket hits were identified in Israeli territory. The peak was a barrage of five rockets fired at Ashkelon on January 15. On January 20, two rockets were fired at Eilat. There were no casualties and no damage reported in any of the attacks.
January 13	Two (2) rocket hits	Two rockets were fired from Gaza at Israel only a short time after world leaders and guests had left the burial ceremony for deceased former Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon. The rockets landed in an open area near the border fence. No casualties or damage was reported.
January 8	Three (3) mortar hits	Three mortar shells were fired at an area near the security fence. There were no casualties and no damage reported. The military-terrorist wings of the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine (DFLP) and the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) separately claimed responsibility for the mortar shell fire.
January 2	One (1) rocket hit	A rocket hit was identified in an open area in the western Negev. There were no casualties and no damage reported.

2013

December 23-26	Three (3) rocket hits	One rocket hit was identified on night of December 23 near a bus stop in the western Negev. On December 26, two rockets fell in open areas near Ashqelon. There were no casualties and only minor damage reported from the two incidents.
November 19	Three (3) mortar hits	Three mortar shells were fired from the Gaza Strip, targeting an IDF force engaged in routine activities along the security fence between Israel and the Gaza Strip. There were no casualties and no damage reported.
November 14	Two (2) mortar hits	Two mortar shells targeting Israel were fired from the Gaza Strip. One landed close to an IDF force engaged in routine operations near the security fence. No casualties or damage were reported.
October 27-28	One (1) rocket hit; Two (2) mortar hits	On October 27, two mortar shells fired from Gaza landed in southern Israel. On October 28, one rocket fire by Palestinian terrorists in Gaza slammed into an uninhabited area in the Ashkelon Coast Regional Council area. A second rocket fired from Gaza was destroyed by an interception of the Iron Dome system outside Ashkelon.
October 8	One (1) rocket hit	One rocket hit was identified in Israeli territory. The rocket fell in an open area; there were no casualties and no damage.
September 18	One (1) rocket hit	One rocket hit was identified in an open area in the western Negev. There were no casualties and no damage reported.
August 8-15	Three (3) rocket hits	On August 13, a rocket hit was identified in an open area in the western Negev. There were no casualties and no damage reported. That same night, two explosions were heard in Eilat caused by two rockets launched from Sinai. Two civilians were treated for shock and a woman broke her leg while running to take cover. The Gaza-based Mojahideen Shura Council of the Environs of Jerusalem issued an announcement claiming responsibility.
August 1-7	One (1) rocket hit	On the night of August 7 a rocket hit was identified in an open area in the western Negev. There were no casualties and no damage was reported.
July 24-31	Three (3) rocket hits	Two rockets were fired on July 24 and another on July 30-the first full day of resumed peace talks between Israel and the Palestinian Authority. All three rockets landed in southern Israel but caused no damage or casualties.
June 19-25	Five (5) rocket hits	Palestinian terrorists in Gaza fired six rockets on the night of June 23. Four hits were identified near Netivot and the Bnei Shimon Regional Council. Two more rockets were fired toward Ashkelon but were intercepted by Iron Dome. On June 19, terrorists fired three rockets toward Ashkelon, though no hits were reported and the rockets are believed to have struck inside Gaza.
May 15	One (1) rocket hit	One rocket hit was identified in an open area in the western Negev during the Shavuot holiday. There were no casualties and no damage reported.
April 26-May 2	Three (3) rocket hits; Two (2) mortar hits	Three rocket hits were identified in southern Israel. On April 27, one rocket struck the Sdot Negev Regional Council; on April 29, one rocket landed in the Eshkol Regional Council. On May 2, two mortar shells struck the Eshkol Regional Council. No injuries or damage was reported for any of the hits.
April 18-25	Three (3) rocket hits	Three rocket hits were identified in southern Israel. There were no casualties and no damage reported.
April 17	Two (2) rocket hits	Two GRAD rockets struck the southern Israeli coastal city of Eilat. One landed in a residential area but no injuries were reported. The IDF said the rockets were fired from the Sinai Peninsula. A Salafist organization called the Mujahideen Shura Council of Jerusalem took responsibility for the fire, which it claimed was a retaliation for Israeli attacks on Palestinian protesters, but did not reveal where it launched the rockets from.
April 1-3	Two (2) rocket hits; Three (3) mortar hits	Palestinian terrorists in Gaza fired two Qassam rockets toward the western Negev on the morning of April 3 morning, as Israeli children in Sderot and Sha'ar Hanegev were making their way to schools and kindergartens after the Passover holiday. No injuries or damage were reported. Defense Minister Moshe Ya'alon said "Israel holds Hamas responsible for everything that is fired from Gaza." On April 2, three mortars were fired from Gaza toward Israel. One shell landed in the Eshkol Regional Council, without causing injury or damage.
March 21	Two (2) rocket hits	The Palestinian terror organziation Majlis Shura al-Mujahadeen claimed responsibility for firing four rockets at Israel, two of which landed in Sderot while the other two landed within Palestinian Gaza. Hamas said it had no connection to the attack which came on the morning of President Obama's second day in Israel during his inaugural visit to the Jewish State as President. No injuries were reported. PA President Mahmoud Abbas condemned the attacks.
February 26	One (1) rocket hit	Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades took resonsibilty for firing a GRAD rocket, which fell on a road south of Ashkelon causing some damage to a road. No injuries were reported. This was the first attack since cease-fire was signed after Operation Pillar of Defense in November 2012.

2012

November 14-21	933 rockets	Operation Pillar of Defense: On the morning of November 15, three Israeli civilians were killed when a rocket directly struck their apartment building in the city of Kiryat Malachi. Three children, among them two young babies, were also wounded in the strike. Three IDF soldiers were wounded in a separate attack when mortar shells exploded inside their base near the Gaza border. On November 16, a rocket fired from Gaza landed outside Jerusalem. On November 20, an IDF soldier-Cpl. Yosef Fartuk-and a civilian-Alayaan Salem al-Nabari -were killed when a mortar fired from Gaza exploded in the Eshkol regional council. Five IDF soldiers were wounded when a rocket landed inside their holding area on the Gaza border. Also on November 20, a GRAD rocket scored a direct hit on a residential apartment building in the city of Rishon L'Tzion, wounding one person moderately and sending nearly ten others to the hospital with shock. In total, terrorists in Gaza fired more than 1,500 rockets at Israel during this period-933 struck inside Israel, 421 were intercepted by the Iron Dome Missile Shield, and 152 rockets landed inside the Gaza Strip.
November 10-13	One hundred twenty-one (121) rocket hits	In distinct escalation, Palestinian terrorists in Gaza launched more than 150 rockets at Israel; at least 121 rocket hits were identified in Israeli territory. A total of 64 rockets hits were identified on November 11. A number of mortar shells were also fired. A number of Israeli civilians were wounded by the rocket fire, although not seriously; several were treated for shock and there was extensive property damage.
October 31-November 6	Two (2) rocket hits	Two rockets fired from Gaza hit Israel.
October 24-30	One hundred five (105) rocket hits; Twelve (12) mortar hits	In a new round of escalation in southern Israel, of the many more rockets and mortar shells that Hamas and the Popular Resistance Committees fired from the Gaza Strip, 105 rockets and 12 mortar shells landed in Israel.One of the rockets was a long-range Grad that fell in an open area on the outskirts of Beersheba.
October 17-23	Five (5) rocket hits	Five rockets from Gaza hit southern Israel. Two civilians were treated for shock after one of the rockets fell in their yard.
October 10-16	Seven (7) rocket hits	Seven rockets from Gaza hit into Israeli territory were identified. One grad rocket landed in southern Israel near Netivot, in the yard of a youth center. No injuries were reported but three people were treated for shock including one person who was evacuated to a hospital. Another rocket hit close to a house in the Hof Ashkelon area. Most of the remaining rockets hit in the southern town of Netivot.
October 3-9	Sixteen (16) rocket hits	Most of the rockets landed in open areas, but one landed in a petting zoo in the Eshkol region, killing two goats and wounding nine others.
September 25-October 2	Three (3) rocket hits	Three rockets landed in Israeli territory. There were no casualties and no damage was done.
September 12-18	Three (3) rocket hits	Three rockets landed in open areas. There were no casualties and no damage from these rocket attacks.
September 5-11	Four (4) rocket hits	Four long-range rockets landed in Israeli territory near the town of Netivot and the city of Beersheba. Two homes in Netivot were severely damaged and a number of residents were treated for PTSD (Sept 9). Networks affiliated with the global jihad claimed responsibility for most of the rocket attacks.
September 1-4	Twelve (12) rocket hits	There was an increase in rocket hits targeting the western Negev; 12 hits in all were identified, most falling in open areas. On August 31 two rocket hits were identified in the southern city of Sderot. One of them hit two residential buildings. On September 2 a Grad rocket hit was identified near the town of Netivot.
August 23-31	Six (6) rocket hits	On August 26, three rockets fell in Sderot; there were no casualties but factories were damaged. On August 27, the first day of the new school year, three rockets fell at around 8:00 in the morning, as elementary and kindergarten children were on their way to school. One of the rockets fell in Sderot in an open area. There were no casualties and no damage. A group calling itself the Holy Fighters of Greater Jerusalem said in an announcement that the rockets had deliberately been fired on the first day of school.
August 15-22	Two (2) rocket hits	Two Grad rockets were launched from the Sinai Peninsula and targeting the city of Eilat. The remains of one of the rockets were found in a hilly region near the city.
August 8-14	One (1) rocket hits	Hit identified in southern Israel. The rocket fell in open areas. There were no casualties and no damage.
August 1-7	Two (2) rocket hits	Hits were identified in Israeli territory. The rockets fell in open areas. There were no casualties and no damage.
July 25-31	Ten (10) rocket hits	Hits were identified in Israeli territory, landing near Sderot and Ashkelon. The rockets fell in open areas. One Israeli woman suffered minor wounds; no property was damaged. On July 24 the Iron Dome system intercepted and destroyed a rocket targeting the Ashqelon area.
July 18-24	Three (3) rocket hits	Hits were identified in Israeli territory. The rockets fell in open areas. There were no casualties and no damage.
July 11-17	Three (3) rocket hits	Hits were identified in Israeli territory. The rockets fell in open areas. There were no casualties and no damage.
July 4-10	Three (3) rocket hits; One (1) mortar hit	During this week, three rocket hits were identified in Israeli territory. The rockets landed in open areas; there were no casualties and no damage. On July 9 a mortar shell was fired into the western Negev. There were no casualties and no damage.
June 24-July 3	One (1) rocket hit	On June 27 one rocket hit was identified in one of the western Negev communities, damaging a chicken coop. Two rockets targeting the southern city of Netivot were intercepted and destroyed by the Iron Dome aerial defense system.
June 19-23	One-Hundred Sixty Two (162) rocket hits	Another round of escalation began after terrorist attacks along the Israeli-Egyptian border forced the IDF to target terrorist headquarters in the Gaza Strip. In response the terrorist organizations in the Gaza Strip initiated massive barrages of rockets targeting towns and villages in Israel's western Negev. The greatest number of rockets landed on June 20, when about 70 rockets hit the western Negev. The rockets damaged a number of buildings, including a school in Sderot. Two civilians were wounded and several suffered slight injuries, while several had to be treated for shock.
June 13-18	Eight (8) rocket hits	Hits were identified in Israeli territory. Two GRAD rockets were apparently fired from the northern Sinai Peninsula on June 16 and landed north of Eilat. The other six were fired on June 18 and 19 and fell in the western Negev. All the rockets fell in open areas; there were no casualties and no damage.
June 6-12	One (1) rocket hit	Identified in an open area in the Western Negev. There were no casualties and no damage.
May 30-June 5	Three (3) rocket hits	Identified in Israeli territory in the western Negev. On the night of June 3, two rockets landed in open areas in the western Negev; there were no casualties and no damage. On the night of June 4, a rocket landed in a wheat field near Ashkelon, setting the field on fire. There were no casualties.
May 9-15	One (1) rocket hit	Identified in an empty area in the western Negev. There were no casualties and no damage.
May 1-8	Two (2) rocket hits; One (1) mortar hit	Identified in the western Negev, falling in open areas. There were no casualties and no damage.
April 25-30	Two (2) rocket hits	On Israeli Independence Day (April 25) a rocket strike from Gaza was identified in southern Israel. A few days later, another rocket landed near Sderot. There were no casualties reported.
April 18-24	One (1) rocket hit	Identified hit in an open area of the Western Negev desert. There were no casualties or damage caused.
April 4-15	Eight (8) rocket hits	On April 4, three rockets struck the southern resort town of Eilat, fired from the Sinai Peninsula. On April 8, three rocket hits were identified in the Western Negev. On April 15, two rockets fell in open areas in the western Negev desert. There were no reports of casualties.
March 28-April 3	One (1) rocket hit; Two (2) mortar hits	Strikes from Gaza were identified in Israeli territory. There were no casualties and no damage.
March 16-20	Nine (9) rocket hits; Four (4) mortar hits	Rocket and mortar hits were indentified in southern Israel despite a tenative arrangement with Hamas to cease rocket fire after the escalation of mid-March. In addition, two rockets were intercepted and destroyed by the Iron Dome aerial defense system.
March 9-15	One Hundred Seventy Seven (177) rocket hits (More than 300 Rockets Fired)	Rockets hits were identified in all the major cities and towns of southern Israel, including Beersheba, Ashdod, Ashkelon, Yavne, and Netivot. The Iron Dome Anti-Missile System deployed around southern Israel was successful in intercepting approximately 60 rockets that were destined to strike in densely populated areas. A GRAD rocket scored a direct hit on an elementary school in Beersheba, thankfully with no one present. Around 30 people sustained injuries including those taken to hosptials for shock. Israel responded to the escalation by targeting rocket launching squads in the Gaza Strip.
Feb 29-March 8	Two (2) rocket hits; Three (3) mortar hits	Hits identified in the western Negev. There were no casualties and no damage.
February 22-28	Twelve (12) rocket hits	Hits identified in Israeli territory. The rockets fell in open areas; there were no casualties and no damage.
February 15-21	Eight (8) rocket hits	Hits identified in southern Israel, some of them long-range rockets.
February 8-14	Two (2) rocket hits	Hits identified in Israeli territory. They fell in open areas in the western Negev. One of the rockets damaged a number of structures and caused a power outage.
February 1-7	Five (5) rocket hits	Hits identified in Israeli territory-four on February 1 which landed in open areas in the western Negev. There were no casualties and no damage.
January 25-31	Three (3) rockets hits	Hits identified in Israeli territory, all in open areas. There were no casualties and no damage.
January 18-24	Four (4) rocket hits; four (4) mortar hits	There were no casualties and no damage reported.
January 7-17	Two (2) rockets hits	Rockets were fired from Gaza and hit in an open field in the western Negev. No injuries were reported.
January 1-6	One (1) rocket hit; Two (2) mortar hits	Mortars containing phosphorous were fired at Sderot and a village in the western Negev. The military-terrorist wing of the Popular Resistance Committees claimed responsibility for the attack.

2011

December 28-31	Six (6) rocket hits	Hits identified in Israeli territory. All the rockets and mortar shells fell in open areas in the western Negev. There were no casualties and no damage.
December 21-27	Three (3) rockets hits; two (2) mortar hits	Fired into Israeli territory from the Gaza Strip. Two rockets fell in an open area in the western Negev on December 24. A third rocket fell on December 26. Two mortar shells fell on December 23 in open areas. There were no casualties and no damage.
December 14-20	Four mortar shells (4)	Fired from Gaza into Israeli territory. They landed in open areas in the western Negev. There were no casualties and no damage.
December 8-13	Eighteen (18) rocket hits	Rockets struck civilian areas in southern Israel. At dusk on Friday, December 9, two rockets were fired toward Ashdod (pop. 200,000)-one was shot down by the Iron Dome anti-rocket system while the other fell in an open field. Another rocket landed at the Eshkol Regional Council. One of the rockets landed in an open area near Ashkelon while another was reported having hit in the Negev desert area. There were no reports of damage or injuries.
Nov 30-Dec 6	One (1) rocket hit	Hit identified near the security fence in the western Negev. There were no casualties and no damage.
November 26	Two (2) rocket hits	Hits identified in Israeli territory. Both fell in open areas in the western Negev. There were no casualties and no damage .
November 15	Two (2) rocket hits	One of the rockets hit a storage shed near a kindergarten in an Israeli village in the western Negev. The other fell in an open area. There were no casualties reported.
November 9-14	One (1) rocket hit	The rocket fell in an open area. There were no casualties and no damage.
November 2-8	Three (3) rocket hits	They were all launched on November 6, and fell in the western Negev in the Ashkelon district. There were no casualties and no damage.
Oct 26-Nov 1	45 rockets hits; 20 mortar hits	Rockets struck Ashdod (pop. 200,000), Ashkelon (pop. 113,000), Gan Yavne (pop. 19,000) and the Eshkol Regional Council, killing one person-56 year old Ashkelon resident Moshe Ami-and injuring approximately 30 others. Several buildings, including a school, were damaged in the attacks. The IDF views this as a major escalation after more than two weeks of quiet on the southern front.
October 4	Two (2) rocket hits	Fired from Gaza-one hit was identified in Israel, the other rocket landed inside Gaza. There were no reported injuries.
September 29	One (1) mortar hit	Identified hit in an open area in the western Negev. There were no casualties but power lines were damaged.
September 27	One (1) rocket hit	Hit identified in an open area in the western Negev. There were no casualties and no damage.
September 21-26	One (1) rocket hit; one (1) mortar hit	Hits identified in open areas in the western Negev. There were no casualties and no damage.
August 31-Sept 6	Two (2) rocket hits	One rocket fell in an open area in the western Negev on August 31. The second fell in an open area in the western Negev on September 5. There were no casualties and no damage reported.
August 26-30	Five (5) rockets hits; One (1) GRAD hit; Three (3) mortar hits	Fired at southern Israel from the Gaza Strip. There were no immediate reports of damage or injury. More than 150 rockets and 45 mortars were fired into Israel from Gaza in August 2011 alone.
August 20-25	One-hundred and six (106) rocket hits; Forty (40) mortar hits	Fired from Gaza into southern Israel in the one of the largest escalations in recent years. Rockets struck in almost every major Israeli city in the south of the country, including Beersheba, Ashkelon and Ashdod. At least 13 civilians were injured in the barrages and one, 38 year old Yossi Shoshan, was killed. On August 24, a nine-month old infant was lightly wounded when a rocket exploded near where she was being held. At least 7 rockets were intercepted and destroyed by the Iron Dome anti-missile system. One of the mortars fired at Israel contained illegal white phosphorous, an incendiary chemical that burns and leads to boils. Despite a ceasefire reached between Israel and Hamas on August 22, missiles continued to be fired.
August 17-19	Twenty-Seven (27) rocket hits; Two (2) mortar hits	At least seven injuries being reported. One rocket hit a yeshiva while another rocket landed on a synagogue, though did not explode. The Gaza-based, Al-Qaeda-linked Abdullah Azzam brigades claimed responsibility for shooting at least two rockets on August 19.
August 10-16	Three (3) rocket hits	Hits identified as striking in southern Israel. No injuries were reported as a result. On August 15 a 122mm GRAD rocket fell in an open area near Beersheba. No casualties and no damage were reported.
August 3-9	Six (6) rocket hits	Two of the rockets had longer ranges than usual and landed near the southern Israeli city of Kiryat Gat-an improved locally-manufactured rocket (August 3) and what was apparently a 122mm Grad rocket (August 4), after which a number of civilians were treated for shock. Another rocket fired on August 4 landed in the western Negev. Six mortar shell hits were identified in Israeli territory. They fell in open areas in the western Negev. No casualties were reported and no damage.
July 27-August 2	Two (2) rocket hits	Hits identified in the western Negev (July 28 and August 1). An Israeli civilian woman suffered minor wounds from the rocket fired on August 1.
July 20-26	One (1) rocket hit	Identified in the western Negev.
July 13-19	Eleven (11) rocket hits; One (1) mortar hit	Identified in Israeli territory. Most of the rockets fell in open areas in the western Negev. There were no casualties and no damage.
July 6-12	Two (2) rocket hits	Hits identified in Israeli territory (July 9). The rockets fell in open areas in the western Negev. There were no casualties.
June 29-July 5	One (1) rocket hit	Hit identified in Israeli territory (July 3) in an open area in the western Negev; there were no casualties and no damage. On July 2 two mortar shells fell in an open area in the western Negev.
June 22-28	Two (2) rocket hits	Hits indentified in Israeli territory (June 21) in an open area in the western Negev. There were no casualties and no damage.
June 15-21	One (1) rocket hit	Hit indentified in Israeli territory (June 16) in an open area in the western Negev. There were no casualties and no damage.
May 25-31	One (1) rocket hit	Hit identified in an open area in the western Negev (May 28). There were no casualties and no damage. It was the first rocket hit since April 18.
April 15-18	Two (2) rocket hits	Hits indentified during the Passover holiday. One Grad rocket landed near the city of Ashdod on April 15; there were no casualties and no damage. The other (April 18) landed in an open area in the western Negev.
April 7-10	Sixty-five (65) rocket hits; Sixty-Seven (67) mortar hits	Fired at Israeli territory. Some of the rockets were long-range and fell in the regions of Beersheba, Ashqelon and Ashdod. Eight of them were intercepted by the Israeli Iron Dome aerial defense system.
April 7	Laser-guided anti-tank missile	Hamas operatives fired the missile an Israeli school bus in the western Negev. Two people were injured from the attack, one later died of his wounds. 16 year old student Daniel Viflic of Bet Shemesh died from his wounds suffered during the attack. Luckily the attack took place just minutes after the majority of students had been dropped off.
March 30-April 5	Three (3) rocket hits	Hits identified in Israeli territory. All three rockets fell in open areas in the western Negev. There were no casualties and no damage.
March 22-29	Thirteen (13) rocket hits; Eighteen (18) mortar hits	Identified in Israeli territory. On March 23, six mortar shell hits were identified in the western Negev south of Ashkelon. One of them contained phosphorous.On March 24, five rocket hits were identified, one of them a Grad rocket which landed near the southern Israeli city of Ashdod. Five mortar shell hits were also identified, all fired simultaneously, falling in open areas in the western Negev. On March 26, two rockets landed in the western Negev. There were no casualties but damage was done to property.
March 19	Forty-nine (49) mortar hits	Exceptional barrages of 120 mm mortar shells struck the western Negev. The mortar shells were fired simultaneously from a number of sites in the Gaza Strip. Most fell in open areas. Two people sustained minor injuries and considerable damage was done to property. It was the most serious mortar shell attack since Operation Cast Lead
March 15-22	Four (4) rocket hits; Six (6) mortar hits	Hits identified in Israeli territory, one south of the city of Ashkelon on March 20. No damage was done. Several Israelis were treated for shock. There were no casualties and no damage.
March 9-15	Two (2) rocket hits; One (1) mortar hit	Identified in open areas in the western Negev. There were no casualties and no damage.
March 2-8	Two (2) rocket hits	Hits identified in Israeli territory. They fell in open areas in the western Negev on March 5. There were no casualties and no damage.
Feb 23-March 1	Three (3) rocket hits; Six (6) mortar hits	Hits identified, including a 122mm Grad rocket which fell in the southern Israeli city of Beersheba. The rocket hit a house and caused considerable damage to the building and its surroundings. Four people were treated for shock.
February 19	One (1) rocket hit	Identified in the western Negev; there were no casualties and no damage.
February 14	One (1) mortar hit	Identified in the western Negev; there were no casualties and no damage.
February 2-8	One (1) rocket hit Seven (7) mortar hits	Hits identified in Israeli territory. Rocket landed in an open area in the western Negev. There were no casualties and no damage.
January 31	Three (3) rocket hits; One (1) mortar shell	Two of the rockets were Grad rockets. Hits identified and in open areas in the southern Israeli towns of Netivot (close to a site where a wedding was being held) and Ofakim. Four people went into shock and several vehicles were damaged. Mortar fell in an open area in the western Negev. There were no casualties and no damage.
January 21	One (1) rocket hit	The rocket fell in an open area in the western Negev. There were no casualties and no damage.
January 12-18	Three (3) rocket hits	Hit Western Negev. The rockets fell in open areas. There were no casualties and no damage.
January 5-11	Eight (8) rocket hits; Thirteen (13) mortar hits	Six civilians were wounded, one of them critically. The main attacks were the following: On January 5, seven rocket hits were identified in the western Negev. There were no casualties and no damage. On January 6, seven mortar shell hits were identified over a 24-hour period. Two mortar shells hit a building and wounded six foreign workers, one of them critically and one seriously. On January 7 a rocket hit was identified near the security fence. There were no casualties and no damage. On January 10 three rocket hits were identified near the city of Ashkelon and one in an open area. There were no casualties and no damage.

2010

December 19-31	Two (2) rocket hits were identified in the western Negev (December 28 and 30). They fell in open areas. There were no casualties and no damage. Three mortar shell hits were identified in the western Negev. On January 1, a women in the western Negev went into a shock.
December 21-28	Five (5) mortar shell hits were identified in Israel territory, most of which fell in open areas. On December 24 a rocket hit was identified in an open area in the western Negev. There were no casualties and no damage.
December 15-21	15 mortar shells were fired at the western Negev. On December 20, 12 mortar shells were fired and landed in open areas. On December 19 three mortar shells were fired and landed in open areas. There were no casualties and no damage. A rocket hit was identified on December 21. It fell in the western Negev. A young woman sustained minor injuries.
December 8	Two (2) rocket hits were identified in Israeli territory. There were no casualties and no damage. In addition, six mortar shells were fired into the western Negev, two on December 7 and four on December 8. In the December 8 attack an Israeli civilian sustained minor injuries.
December 1-7	Two (2) rocket hits and one mortar shell hit were recorded in the western Negev. On December 6 one of the rockets fell in the western Negev, causing no injuries or damage.
November 16-22	Six (6) mortar shells were fired into Israeli territory. They fell in open areas in the western Negev. There were no casualties and no damage. At least one of the mortar shells contained phosphorous. On November 16 a rocket hit was identified in an open area in the western Negev, causing damage to property. On November 19, three rocket hits were identified, including a 122 mm Grad rocket in Ofakim. There was damage to property and livestock.
November 6	One (1) rocket hit was identified in the western Negev.
October 26-31	Two (2) mortar shells were fired at an IDF force conducting routine security activity. There were no casualties and no damage.
October 25	A number of mortar shells were fired at an IDF force conducting routine patrols. Three mortar shell hits were identified in the western Negev.
October 6-12	One (1) mortar shell hit and one (1) rocket hit were identified in Israeli territory.
Sept 27-Oct 5	Two (2) rockets fell in Israeli territory in the western Negev.
September 22-26	One (1) rocket hit was identified in Israeli territory.
September 15-21	Nine (9) mortar shells were fired into Israeli territory, eight of them on September 15. They fell in open areas in the western Negev. There were no casualties and no damage.
September 7-14	Increase in rocket fire targeting the western Negev. During the week (which included Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year) nine (9) rocket hits were identified in Israel. Most of them fell in open areas. There were no casualties and no damage.
September 1-6	One (1) rocket hit was identified in the western Negev. There were no casualties and no damage.
August	On August 16 two Kassam rockets fell in the northwestern Negev. On the morning of August 17 two mortar shells were fired at an IDF force near the security fence. Two soldiers sustained minor wounds. Two mortar shells fell in an open area in the northwestern Negev. On August 16 Israeli security forces prevented an attack against IDF forces with an IED near the security fence in the southern Gaza Strip. One of the terrorists was killed-a prominent member of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad who took part in the exchange of fire five months ago in which an IDF soldier was killed- and an IDF soldier sustained minor wounds. On August 2 six (6) rockets were fired at Israel. Three fell in Eilat. There were no casualties. Two rockets fell in the Jordanian city of Aqaba. A Jordanian civilian was killed and five were wounded, one of them critically.
July 28-31	On July 30 a 122mm Grad rocket fell in the southern city of Ashkelon, sending one Israeli woman into shock. On July 31 a rocket fell near an educational building in the western Negev. There were no casualties but the building was severely damaged.
July 20-27	Five (5) rocket hits were identified, four of them on July 24. There were no casualties and no damage. On July 20 a mortar shell was fired at an IDF force on routine patrol along the security fence.
July 14-19	One (1) mortar shell was fired at IDF soldiers on a routine patrol along the security fence.
June 24-30	On June 24, 12 mortar shells were fired from the Beit Hanoun region at an IDF force engaged in routine security activities. Six fell in Israeli territory. The force was also attacked with light arms fire. On June 28 a mortar shell was fired at an IDF armored vehicle. The vehicle was damaged. On June 30 one rocket his was identified in the western Negev. A local factory was damaged.
June 16-22	Two (2) rocket hits were identified near the security fence in the western Negev. There were no casualties and no damage. A number of IEDs were detonated and light arms were fired at IDF patrols near the security fence.
June 9-15	One (1) rocket hit was identified in the western Negev. On June 9 an IED exploded near an IDF force on routine patrol near the security fence in the southern Gaza Strip and on June 14 near an IDF force carrying out routine security activities in the southern Gaza Strip. There were no casualties and no damage.
June 1-8	Six (6) rocket hits were identified in Israeli territory, three on May 31 and three on June 1. All the rockets fell in open areas. There were no casualties and no damage. Also on June 1 an anti-tank missile was fired at an IDF force engaged in routine security activity near the border fence in the southern Gaza Strip. On two occasions (June 1 and 7) the Israeli Air Force attacked rocket-launching squads which were about to fire rockets into the western Negev. On the morning of June 1 an IDF force identified two terrorist operatives who crossed the security fence in the southern Gaza Strip. During the ensuing exchange of fire the terrorists were killed.On June 7 an IDF force attacked a commando terrorist squad at sea. The squad was apparently on its way to Israel from the sea to carry out a terrorist attack. Four members of the squad were killed.
May 26-31	Seven (7) rocket hits were identified in the western Negev (five of them on May 26). The rockets fell in open areas. There were no casualties and no damage.
May 18-25	Two (2) rockets fell in Israeli territory (May 19 and 20). They exploded in open areas. On May 21, two terrorists infiltrated into Israeli territory near Nirim in the western Negev. IDF forces shot and killed them. Two assault weapons and magazines were found near the bodies. On the evening of May 21, during a routine patrol in the southern Gaza Strip, an IDF scout was seriously wounded by sniper fire. On May 25 an IDF force identified a suspicious Palestinian driving a wagon close to the security fence. After he distanced himself from the wagon, which was apparently booby trapped, it exploded. There were no casualties.
May 11-17	One (1) mortar shell was fired at an IDF force carrying out routine operations near the security fence; civilian engineers working near the security fence and and IDF force carrying out routine activities near the Kissufim post were attacked with light arms (May 12); two IEDs exploded near an IDF force carrying out routine operations at the security fence, damaging the fence (May 14).
May 4-10	One (1) rocket hit was identified in the western Negev. There were no casualties and no damage. IDF soldiers were attacked twice with light arms near the border fence.
April 27-May 3	Small arms fire was opened several times on IDF soldiers engaged in routine security activities near the border fence. There were no injuries.
April 25	Light-arms fire targeted civilians engaged in non-military activities near the security fence. There were no casualties. On the same day, an IDF force found three mines near the security fence in the central Gaza Strip.
April 11-16	On April 16, an IDF force identified a suspicious figure apparently trying to set an IED near the security fence along the Gaza Strip, near Kfar Aza. The terrorist threw a grenade at the force. The IDF force returned fire and killed him. In the early morning hours of April 13 an IDF force identified a terrorist squad in placing an IED near the security fence close to the Kissufim crossing.
March 24-April 6	A total of five (5) rocket hits were identifed in Israeli territory; four others fell inside the Gaza Strip. Three (3) mortar shells were also fired, two at an IDF force during the incident on March 26. There were no casualties. Responsibility for the rocket and mortar shell fire was claimed by the Palestinian Islamic Jihad, the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, and Fatah’s Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades. On March 26 an IDF officer and soldier were killed and four others were wounded near the Kissufim crossing in the central Gaza Strip. The Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades, Hamas' military-terrorist wing, claimed responsibility for the incident.
March 16-23	Significant increase in the number of rockets fired into the western Negev, with nine (9) identified rocket hits. Five other rockets fell inside the Gaza Strip. On March 18 a rocket hit a greenhouse in Netiv Ha'asara, killing a Thai worker. He was the first rocket fire victim since Operation Cast Lead.
March 10-15	Two (2) rocket hits were identified from Gaza firing at the western Negev. There were no casualties. On March 14 light arms were fired at a motorized IDF patrol moving along the border security fence. There were no casualties.
Feb 25-March 1	On February 25, 2010 patrol found a rocket launcher and rocket near the security fence. The launcher was detonated in a controlled explosion by IDF experts. On March 1 an IDF tank shot at a squad of Palestinians who approached the security fence near Beit Lahiya in the northern Gaza Strip, killing one terrorist and wounding others. A search of the area revealed a mortar and detonation system. An anti-tank missile was fired at the searchers. There were no casualties reported.
February 17-23	Two hits (apparently mortar shells) were identified near the security fence inside the Gaza Strip. The Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine claimed responsibility for the fire, aimed at an IDF force. On February 18 an IED was detonated against an IDF patrol, lightly wounding one soldier.
February 10-16	One (1) rocket hit was identified in the western Negev. There were no casualties and no damage. On February 10, a squad of suspicious Palestinians was identified and fired on near the Erez crossing.
February 1-9	Two (2) rocket hits (Feb 3 and 7) were identified in open areas near population centers. There were no casualties and no damage.
January 21-31	Two (2) rocket hits were identified in open areas in the western Negev. There were no casualties and no damage.
January 13-20	Three (3) rocket hits and one (1) mortar shell hit were identified in open areas in the western Negev. In addition, a number of rockets and mortar shells were fired and landed in the Gaza Strip. There were no casualties and no damage.
January 6-12	Seven (7) rocket hits were identified in Israel, most on January 7. In addition, an IDF force was shot at near the Karni crossing (Jan 7), and an IED exploded near an IDF force patrolling along the security fence (Jan 10).
January 1-5	Two (2) rocket hits were identified in the western Negev. For the first time since Operation Cast Lead, a rocket hit was identified in the southern Israeli city of Netivot (Jan 2). Responsibility was claimed by the military-terrorist wing of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine. There were no casualties. One women was treated for shock. In addition, a mortar shell was fired at an IDF force near the security fence (Jan 4) and four mortar shells were fired at the Kerem Shalom and a rocket at the Kissufim crossings (Jan 1).

2009

December 15-22	Two (2) rocket hits were identified in the western Negev. They fell in open areas, there were no casualties and no damage.
December 9-14	Two (2) rocket hits were identified in the western Negev. They fell in open areas, there were no casualties and no damage. On December 12 Palestinians opened fire with light arms on an IDF force in the Kissufim region. There were no casualties. An IDF force shot at five Palestinians suspected of terrorist activities sighted in Israeli territory after an RPG was fired at an IDF jeep.
December 1-8	One (1) rocket hit was identified in an open area in the western Negev (December 4). There were no casualties and no damage. On December 4 an IDF patrol was attacked with RPG and light arms fire near the security fence in the central Gaza Strip.
November 17-24	Four (4) rocket hits were identified in open areas near towns. On November 16 two mortar shell were fired.There were no casualties and no damage. On November 18 an IED was used to attack an IDF force near the security fence south of the Karni crossing. Light arms were used to attack an IDF force near the Kissufim crossing.
November 1-14	Three (3) rocket hits were identified. All three landed in open areas in the western Negev; there were no casualties and no damage. On November 13, An IDF force identified a squad laying an explosive device in the northern Gaza Strip, and opened fire.
October 20-27	One (1) rocket hit was identified in an open area near a town in the western Negev on October 21. There were no casualties. On October 20, three mortar shells were fired at an IDF force and on October 21, shots were fired at an IDF force near the security fence.
October 12-19	Two (2) rocket hits were identified in open areas in the western Negev (October 13 and 18). There were no casualties and no damage.
October 6-11	One (1) mortar shell hit was identified in an open field near Sderot (October 7, 2009). There were no casualties and no damage. On October 6 civilians working near the Karni crossing were attacked with light arms fire.
Sept 29-Oct 5	Five (5) rocket hits were identified in open areas near Israeli communities (another rocket fell inside the Gaza Strip), There were no casualties and no damage. In addition, light arms were used to attack IDF force and Israeli civilians near the security fence.
September 22-28	Three (3) rocket hits were identified in the western Negev (the Palestinians fired other rockets which landed inside the Gaza Strip). One mortar shell was fired. There were no casualties and no damage. Shots were fired at IDF patrols and Israeli civilians working near the security fence, near the Sufa and Kissufim crossings.
September 15-21	Two (2) rocket hits were identified in the western Negev and a mortar shell was fired at civilians working near the security fence. IDF patrols and Israeli civilians working near the security fence were also shot at, mostly with light arms. On September 20 an IDF force shot at a terrorist squad planting IEDs southeast of Jabaliya, killing two terrorists and wounding three.
September 1-8	Three (3) rocket hits were identified and seven (7) mortar shells hits were identified in open fields in the western Negev. There were no casualties and no damage. On September 3, 2009, during a 24-hour period, seven mortar shells were fired, four at an IDF force near the security fence and three at communities in the western Negev. There were no casualties and no damage was done. In an exceptional statement, the Iz a-Din al-Qassam Brigades, Hamas’ military-terrorist wing, claimed responsibility for the attacks. Palestinians also shot at civilians working the near security fence, damaging a tractor, and at an IDF force near the security fence in the central Gaza Strip which returned fire.
August 24-30	One (1) rocket hit and two (2) mortar shell hits were identified near a village in the western Negev. One mortar landed in an IDF base north of the Gaza Strip, slightly wounding a soldier.There were no casualties and no damage. On August 27, 2009 Palestinians opened fire at Israeli civilians engaged in non-military activities near the security fence in the southern Gaza Strip. There were no casualties and no damage. On August 30, 2009 Palestinians opened fire at Israeli civilians conducting an engineering project near the security fence in the northern Gaza Strip. There were no casualties and no damage.
August 12-18	One (1) mortar shell was fired at Israel civilian working near the border fence.
August 4-11	One (1) rocket hit was identified in the western Negev. On August 10, Israeli civilians working near the Karni crossing were attacked by small arms fire. On August 9, two mortar shells fell near the Erez crossing inside the Gaza Strip. The attack occurred as a Palestinian heart patient was being transferred to an Israel ambulance on his way to medical treatment in Israel.
July 16-23	On July 16, 2009 a rocket hit was identified south of Kibbutz Nahal Oz. There were no casualties and no damage was done. On July 19 armed Palestinians launched RPGs and mortar shells at an IDF force patrolling the border fence near Kibbutz Nahal Oz. On July 23, 2009 light arms were fired from the Gaza Strip at a group of Israeli civilians working near the Sufa crossing. There were no casualties.
July 1-11	On July 7, 2009 a mortar shell was fired at an IDF patrol near the Karni crossing, falling in Israeli territory. On July 11 a mortar shell was fired near the Karni crossing, falling inside the Gaza Strip. On July 2, 2009 an IDF patrol was fired on south of the Karni crossing. On July 5 three mortar shells were fired at an IDF patrol near the Sufa crossing.
June 21-29	On June 29 two Palestinians were observed placing an IED 2 kilometers southwest of the Karni crossing. On June 25, 2009 light weapons were fired at the Nahal Oz fuel terminal; there were no casualties.On June 21, 2009 an IDF force on routine patrol uncovered four IEDs placed along the border security fence in the Kissufim region of the western Negev . As the IEDs were being disarmed, two mortar shells were fired and light arms were used to attack the soldiers. There were no casualties.
June 9-15	One (1) rocket hit was indentified in the western Negev . There were no casualties and no damage was done.
May 19	One (1) rocket hit a house in the southern city of Sderot, causing damage. Two people were treated for shock.
May 5-12	Four (4) rockets and two (2) mortar shell hits were identified, all of them in non-inhabited areas. There were no casualties and no damage was done.
April 28-May 5	One (1) rocket and three (3) mortar shells were fired at Israel.
April 15-20	Two (2) rockets were fired at the western Negev falling in open fields.
April 1-7	Two (2) rockets and two (2) mortar shells were fired at Israel. No injuries or damage was reported.
March 24-31	Two (2) rockets and one (1) mortar shell were fired at Israel. On March 31, following the prevention of an attempt to place an IED near the border security fence, two rockets and a mortar shell were fired at western Negev communities.
March 17-23	Three (3) mortar shells were fired at IDF forces operating along the border security fence. Hamas's Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades claimed responsibility for the mortar shells fired on March 22.
March 9-16	Fourteen (14) rockets and four (4) mortar shells fell in Israel, most of them in open areas, causing neither casualties nor property damage.
March 3-8	Seventeen (17) rockets were fired, one of them hitting the city of Netivot. There were no casualties or property damage. Nine (9) mortar shells were launched. On March 5 an anti-tank missile was fired at an IDF patrol moving along the border security fence. In response the Israeli Air Force attacked the squad. The Palestinian Islamic Jihad claimed responsibility for the missile attack.
Feb 25-March 3	Twenty-five (25) rocket hits were identified. Two 175mm upgraded long-range rockets with a maximum range of 18 kilometers (11 miles) hit Ashkelon on February 28, one hitting a school building and causing serious damage. No mortar shells were fired. • Mar 1 - Nine rocket hits were identified in the western Negev, one hitting a house in Sderot. No casualties were reported. • Feb 28- Seven rocket hits were identified, including two long-range rockets that struck in Ashkelon, one causing heavy damage to a school building when shrapnel penetrated the walls of several classrooms. Seven people living nearby suffered stress-related trauma. • Feb 27-2 rocket hits were identified. There were no casualties and no damage was caused. • Feb 26-3 rockets landed in Israeli territory, two in Sderot. One rocket hit a house and the other landed in an outdoor area near the industrial zone. There were no casualties, but the house was damaged.
February 17-24	Twelve (12) rockets and fifteen (15) mortar shells were fired from the Gaza Strip. The main incidents were the following: • Feb 19-Four rocket hits were identified-one fell near Sderot. There were no casualties and no damage was reported. • Feb 20-Six mortar shells were fired at IDF forces. There were no casualties and no damage was reported. • Feb 20-A three-man Palestinian terrorist squad placed an IED four kilometers northeast of the Kissufim post, and then fled. • Feb 23-Two rocket hits were identified near Sderot. There were no casualties and no damage was reported. A terrorist squad attempted to place an IED three kilometers north of the Kissufim post. The Israeli Air Force attacked the squad.
February 10-16	Thirteen (13) rockets were fired, one of them a 122mm long-range Grad rocket, which landed southwest of the city of Yavneh. In addition, six mortar shells were fired, mostly at IDF forces. Two mortar shells were fired at an Israeli Navy vessel near the Gaza shore, and a number of IEDs were detonated against IDF forces. In all the above incidents there were no casualties and no property damage was reported.
Jan 20-Feb 8	The following violations occurred: February 8-Rocket fell in kibbutz parking lot in northwest Negev. Another fell south of Ashkelon. February 6-Rocket fired from the area of Beit Lahiya in northern Gaza Strip hit western Negev. Another rocket fell south of Ashkelon. February 3-A 122mm Grad rocket fell between two buildings in the city of Ashkelon. February 1-Six mortar shells fired into Israeli territory, armed Palestinians shot at IDF force near Kissufim in western Negev and four rockets were fired at western Negev towns and villages. January 31-A rocket fell south of Ashkelon. January 29-A rocket fell in an open area near Sderot. January 28-A rocket fell in Israeli territory near the southern Gaza Strip. January 27-An IED was detonated against IDF patrol north of Kissufim. January 25-Terrorist squad tried to carry out rocket attack against Israel. One rocket fired, fell inside Gaza Strip. January 20-Eleven mortar shells fired at IDF forces and into Israeli territory and terrorists shot at IDF force near border security fence in central Gaza Strip.

2008

January-December	A total of 3,107 rockets and mortars were fired at Israel in 2008.
December 27-31	See Operation Cast Lead.
December 26	A dozen rockets and mortar bombs were fired from Gaza into Israel.
December 24	More than 60 Qassam rockets and dozens of mortar shells struck homes, factories and a playground in southern Israel. Two longer ranged Grad-type missiles struck a public area in northern Ashkelon. Homes in Kibbutz Shaar Hanegev and Sdot Negev suffered serious damage from direct hits. A rocket also struck next to a playground in Netivot. One factory in the western Negev was hit twice. Several people in those areas were treated for shock.
December 23	At least five Qassam rockets fired from the Gaza Strip struck the western Negev.
December 22	Three Qassam rockets were fired at Israel.
December 21	At least 50 rockets and mortars struck southern Israel since a cease-fire with Hamas ended on December 19.
December 18	Hamas declares the end of the six-month truce with Israel. Three rockets are fired at Israel by the Al-Quds Brigades.
December 17	A Qassam rocket struck the parking lot of a shopping center in Sderot, injuring three Israelis. At least 18 rockets and 6 mortar shells were fired this day on southern Israel, 48 hours before the truce between Israel and the Hamas expired.
December 16	At least six Qassam rockets and a mortar shell hit Israel.
December 12	Two rockets launched from the Gaza Strip hit open space in Israel.
December 6–7	At least 20 Qassam rockets and mortar shells fired from the Gaza Strip hit the western Negev.
December 3	At least four Qassam rockets and 15 mortar rounds were fired from the Gaza Strip at the western Negev. Islamic Jihad's Al-Quds Brigades claimed responsibility.
November 26–27	Four Qassam rockets landed in the western Negev, one damaging a house on a kibbutz.
November 24–25	Two Qassam rockets landed in Israel.
November 22–23	Four Qassam rockets were fired from Gaza into Israel.
November 21	A rocket hit the Ashkelon industrial area.
November 12–19	In this week 62 rockets and 26 mortars were fired from Gaza into Israel.
November 5-12	Twenty-two rockets and 9 mortars were fired into Israel.
November 4	Hamas fired 30 Qassam rockets at Israel.
October 11	A single rocket was launched from Gaza into Israel resulting in no injuries or deaths.
September 1-30	In this month, 3 rockets and 2 mortars were fired from Gaza into Israel. They caused no injuries or deaths.
August 1-31	In the month of August 7 rockets and 12 mortars were fired from Gaza into Israel.
July 31	A rocket misfires and lands in Gaza.
July 29	A rocket is launched from Gaza and mistakenly lands in Gaza.
July 25	A rocket misfires and lands in Gaza.
July 15	A mortar hit is identified.
July 13	Two mortar shells misfire and land in Gaza.
July 12	A rocket lands in an open area in Sha'ar Hanegev regional council. Nobody claims responsibility for the attack.
July 10	Two Qassam rockets were fired at Israel, but caused no damage,
July 8	Two mortar attacks from Gaza were aimed at the Sufa crossing. One fell just inside Gaza and the other at the crossing. Hours later, terrorists fired another shell into Israel, causing no casualties or damage.
July 7	A mortar shell is fired at Israel from Gaza.
July 3	A rocket lands in an open area north of Sderot. A previously unknown organization calling itself the "Badr Forces" claims responsibility for the attack.
June 30	A rocket falls near the town of Mefalsim. Nobody claims responsibility for the attack.
June 28	Mortar shells were fired at the Karni crossing. No one claims responsibility for the attacks.
June 27	Two mortar shells were fired at Israel from the northern Gaza Strip.
June 26	A rocket hit an open area of the industrial zone outside Sderot. There were no reports of injuries or damage.
June 24	Three Qassam rockets fired from Gaza on Tuesday struck the Israeli border town of Sderot and its environs, causing no serious injuries but constituting the first serious breach of a five-day-old truce between Israel and Hamas.
June 23	A single mortar shell was fired from Gaza.
June 18	More than 40 rockets and mortar shells were launched from Gaza toward Sderot. Several hit the town, causing some damage.
June 17	Terrorists launched up to 10 rockets at Israel.
June 16	A Grad-type rocket fired from the Gaza Strip struck an Ashkelon cemetery leaving one person lightly to moderately wounded. Another rocket exploded inside the city.
June 12	At least 40 mortars and 25 Qassams landed in Israel.
June 11	Two mortars landed in Israel.
June 10	Hamas fires 18 mortar shells toward Israel. Another four mortar shells and four Qassam rockets were fired later the same day.
June 8	The Al-Quds Brigades fires four rockets toward southern Israel, lightly injuring a Thai foreign worker.
June 6	A barrage of Kassam rockets slammed into Sderot and the surrounding area. Nine mortar bombs were fired at the western Negev.
June 5	Hamas fired three mortar shells from Gaza which landed in the Nirlat paint factory in Kibutz Nir Oz killing Amnon Ronsenberg, a 52-year-old father of three on Thursday. Five additional Israelis were injured. Hamas' Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades claimed responsibility for the firing of the mortar.
June 2	Seven Qassam rockets and four mortars hit the western Negev desert. Five people were hurt, including two Bedouin farmhands, a farmer and two Thai migrant workers.
May 31	Terrorists fired five Qassam rockets from the Gaza Strip. No casualties or damage were reported. A sixth Qassam wounded two migrant workers from Thailand.
May 24	Four rockets fired toward western Negev. Throughout the day barrages of mortar shells were fired from Gaza, most toward IDF forces operating along the border fence.
May 19	A total of 15 rockets were fired into Israel. Hamas, Islamic Jihad, and the Popular Resistance Committees claimed responsibility. A 35-year-old woman was killed and two others wounded.
May 18	Fifteen rockets hit the Sderot area.
May 15	A rocket launched by Gaza terrorists landed on a shopping mall in Ashkelon, injuring more than 30 people.
May 14	A Katyusha rocket was fired into Ashkelon causing several injuries. The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine-General Command said its fighters launched the rocket.
May 13	Five Qassam rockets are fired at Israel.
May 12	Shuli Katz, a 70-year-old resident of Kibbutz Gvaram was killed by a Qassam rocket. The Al-Quds Brigades claimed responsibility for the attack.
May 11	The Al-Quds Brigades fired two Qassam rockets at the western Negev.
May 10	Two rockets landed in Ashkelon.
May 9	A 48-year-old, Jimmy Kdoshim, was killed by a mortar shell while working in his garden in Kibbutz Kfar Aza. Hamas claimed responsibility.
May 1	Terrorists from Gaza fired at least 10 rockets at Sderot and neighboring communities.
April 30	At least two rockets fired by Gaza-based Palestinian forces slammed into the southern Israel town of Sderot while local residents were attending a Holocaust memorial ceremony.
April 29	More than 15 Qassam rockets and 20 mortar shells were fired on Israel.
April 22	One missile fired from northern Gaza hit the southern industrial zone of Ashkelon.
April 21	Terrorists fired at least nine rockets and mortar shells at communities in southern Israel, wounding a four-year-old Israeli boy (light injuries from a piece of shrapnel) and damaging a number of homes.
April 18	Sixteen Qassam rockets were fired at Israel.
April 17	Seventeen rockets were fired at Israel.
March 20	A rocket landed within the Sha'ar Hanegev Regional Council limits during Purim.
March 19	Two rockets were fired at the Sha'ar Hanegev Regional Council.
March 13	A Qassam rocket was shot at Ashkelon from Gaza. The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine claimed responsibility.
March 1	About 50 rockets were fired in a span of 12 hours. One Israeli 8 year-old had his leg amputated in a rocket attack. One Israeli civilian was killed in a rocket attack in Sderot.
February 28	A 13-month-old Gaza girl was killed by flying shrapnel when a Qassam missile launched from Gaza at Israel fell short and landed near her home.
February 27	About 50 Qassam rockets were fired toward the Negev, one of which struck a parking lot near Sapir Academic College, killing 47-year-old student Ron Yahye. Hamas, the Popular Resistance Committees and the Palestinian Islamic Jihad carried this rocket barrage. In addition, they fired for the first time six Iranian built Grad missiles at Ashkelon.
February 25	Palestinian terrorists fire five Qassam rockets at Israeli towns. One of which fell near a school in Sderot, 10-year-old Yossi Chymov, was critically injured in the attack.
February 6	Two girls, aged twelve and two, were injured when a Qassam rocket fired from northern Gaza landed near a kindergarten in a kibbutz in the Eshkol Regional Council in the western Negev. Their mother suffered from shock. A house in Sderot was also damaged. The Popular Resistance Committees claimed responsibility for the attack.
February 5	An 8-year-old boy and his older brother were seriously wounded Saturday when a rocket from Gaza slammed into the Israeli border town of Sderot.
January 18-January 28	There were 30 identified rocket hits from January 18 to January 28 (Hamas claimed responsibility for most) and 83 mortar shell hits.
January 15-January 18	More than 120 Qassam rockets and 65 mortars were fired toward the Western Negev, in a 72-hour period.
January 13	Eight mortar bombs were fired at Israel.
January 10	At least one Qassam rocket was fired into Israel hitting the Kibbutz Yad Mordechai.
January 9	At least ten Qassam rockets and twelve mortar shells were fired into Israel. Two of the twelve Qassam rockets struck houses in Sderot.
January 4	Eight mortar shells and six Qassam rockets were fired by Palestinians at southern Israel.
January 3	Palestinian terrorists fired a long-range Grad rocket at northern Ashkelon, a a barrage of seven Qassam rockets toward Sderot, and 25 other rockets into the Western Negev.

2007

January-December	A total of 2,807 rockets and mortars were fired at Israel in 2007.
December 31	A barrage of 14 mortar bombs and one Qassam rocket landed in open areas in the northern and southern Negev. No damage or injuries were sustained.
December 20	Five Qassam rockets struck Israel at open areas near Sderot and Ashkelon. One of the rockets landed in a schoolyard in Sderot, where 12 pupils had to be treated for shock.
December 18	Palestinian groups fired at least 15 Qassam rockets and mortars, causing only some damage.
December 16	Shrapnel from a rocket lightly to moderately wounded a two-year-old boy. His mother was treated for shock. The rocket directly hit a house in Kibbutz Zikim
December 13	Two more Qassams were fired into Israel; they moderately injured a woman in Sderot.
December 12	About 20 Qassams were lobbed into Israel, lightly injuring three Israeli civilians.
December 5	Three Hamas militants were killed overnight while launching mortars at Sderot. One of the mortars hit a residential building, causing a woman shock and a lot of damage.
December 3	Four IDF soldiers were hurt as a mortar shell exploded near their base in Nahal Oz
December 2	A mortar barrage hits a kibbutz, causing some damage.
November 26	Three Qassams landed inside Israeli territory.
November 21	A rocket barrage of five Qassam rockets and 18 mortar shells hit the Western Negev, including several kibbutzim, Sderot and Ashkelon.
November 15	Two members of the Fatah-affiliated Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigades were killed by the IAF while launching Qassams.
November 4	Three Qassams were fired into Israel, causing a blackout. Palestinian Islamic Jihad claimed responsibility.
November 1	Eight mortar shells and 13 Qassam rockets were fired at the Western Negev within an hour.
October 31	Eight mortar shells were fired into Israel, some of them fired from a school yard.
October 26	Seven Qassam rockets were fired into Israel.
October 25	Ten Qassam rockets were launched, causing no injuries nor damage.
October 24	A rocket barrage hit the Western Negev, with five Qassam rockets and several mortar shells. None of the rockets inflicted injuries, although a house was burnt down.
October 23	Eleven Qassam rockets and eight mortar shells hit the Negev. At least five struck Sderot, with one hitting an apartment building. The Salah al-Din Brigades claimed responsibility.
October 21-22	More than 15 Qassam rockets were fired into Israel on October 21 and 22.
October 7	Eight mortar shells, three Qassam rockets and one Katyusha rocket landed inside Israeli territory.
September 26	12 rockets and 20 mortar shells were firee at Sderot.
September 18	Four Qassams rained down on Israeli Gaza border communities. Nobody claimed responsibility.
September 10	Two Qassam rockets were fired at the Zikim Army base. This resulted in at least 66 wounded, with at least 10 moderately to seriously. 69 soldiers were wounded by the rocket; 60+ of them had only light-to moderate shrapnel wounds, but four of them were injured seriously. One of the four had to have his leg amputated, and another was in a critical condition. Both Islamic Jihad and PRC claimed responsibility.
September 3	Seven Qassam rockets hit in the Negev. One landed in the courtyard of a Sderot day-care center, damaging a building and causing shock to twelve people, including some infants. Islamic Jihad claimed responsibility.
August 30	Three Qassam rockets fired by Palestinian terrorists in the Gaza Strip struck open areas in the western Negev.
August 29	Four Qassam rockets were fired into Israel.
August 28	A Sderot resident was moderately injured by shrapnel from a Qassam rocket which fell on his house in his bedroom. The Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigades claimed responsibility for the attack. Seven other Qassams were fired, causing some damage and two people suffer shock.
August 27	A Qassam rocket was fired into Israeli territory.
August 23	Eight Qassam rockets hit in the Negev.
August 22	A Qassam rocket landed in Sderot.
August 21	Two Qassam rockets were fired into Israel, one hitting a kindergarten, injuring and shocking some people.
August 20	Six members of the armed wing of Hamas fired Qassams and mortar shells into Israeli territory.
August 17	Three Qassams and 13 mortar shells were fired into Israel by the Palestinian Islamic Jihad. No casualties or damage were reported.
August 6	A rocket launched from northern Gaza landed in a kindergarten schoolyard in Sderot. The Al-Quds Brigades, the military wing of Islamic Jihad, took credit for the attack, which caused damaged to nearby buildings, including two other kindergartens and a public elementary school.
August 4	Three Qassam rockets were fired at Sderot, injuring three people.
August 1	Four Qassam rockets fired into Israel, causing some damage.
July 26	More than 10 mortar shells and Qassam rockets were fired at Israel this week, causing some damage and injuring three.
July 19	Four Qassam rockets struck southern Israel, damaging several buildings and causing five people to suffer from shock.
July 12	Islamic Jihad fired a Qassam rocket to Sderot. Nobody was injured.
July 10	Eleven mortar shells were fired into Israeli territory in three separate barrages. Two buildings contained damage, but there were no casualties. Palestinian Islamic Jihad claimed responsibility.
July 9	Three Qassams were fired into Israel, causing damage but no injuries. Palestinian Islamic Jihad claimed responsibility.
July 8	Five Qassam rockets were fired into Israel. Four landed in open areas, but one landed near a college in Sderot. Nobody was injured. Islamic Jihad claimed responsibility. Five Qassam rockets struck the Western Negev with three striking near Sapir College. The attack did not result in any reported casualties and caused damage to a building undergoing construction. The Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades claimed responsibility for the attack.
July 5	Three mortars shells and two Qassam rockets were fired into Israel, causing no damage or injures. Hamas and Islamic Jihad both claimed responsibility.
June 20	Nine Qassam rockets struck the western Negev injuring three with shrapnel and causing shock in at least seven reported cases. In Sderot, rockets damaged two homes and a synagogue. Two of the rockets struck near Kibbutz Nir Am, injuring no one but causing a power outage in the area by damaging a high-tension wire. Islamic Jihad claimed responsibility for four of the rockets.
June 18	A Qassam rocket fired from Gaza struck a factory, containing hazardous materials, in Sderot. The attack resulted in a leak of gaseous caustic soda and prompted the response of police, fire-fighting forces, and teams specialized in dealing with hazardous materials who sealed the leak and removed the poisonous materials.
June 6	Hamas fired eight mortar shells at the Erez Crossing, damaging the site, and causing a fire on the Gaza side of the border.
June 5	Two Qassam rockets were fired toward Israel from the Gaza Strip. One landed near Sderot and one landed inside the Gaza Strip; neither caused injuries.
June 3	Four IDF soldiers were injured, one moderately and three lightly, near the Erez crossing in the northern Gaza Strip. They were hurt after three mortar rounds hit their location. Hamas claimed responsibility. Two other mortar shells landed in other areas of the Gaza Strip.
June 1	Four Qassam rockets were fired toward Israel from the Gaza Strip. Two of the rockets landed near a Negev kibbutz, causing some damage to a garage. Another rocket hit a kibbutz south of Ashkelon and caused serious damage to a warehouse. The fourth rocket landed in the Gaza Strip.
May 31	Three Qassam rockets were fired into Israel, but caused no injuries.
May 30	Six Qassam rockets were fired from the Gaza Strip hit western Negev. One rocket hit a power line and an apartment building in Sderot.
May 29	Seventeen Qassams hit the Negev, three landed in Sderot. The Popular Resistance Committees and the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine claimed responsibility for the attacks.
May 28	Seven rockets struck Sderot in southern Israel, but no injuries were reported.
May 27	Two Qassam rockets landed in Sderot, Israel. Oshri Oz, 36, was killed when a Qassam rocket struck near his car. One other man was wounded and other residents suffered from shock. Another Qassam rocket later hit Sderot injuring one Israeli civilian.
May 26	Five Qassam rockets were fired at Israel from the Gaza Strip, though no people were injured.
May 25	A mortar landed near the Erez Crossing. No injuries were reported, but the structure was somewhat damaged.
May 23	Terrorists fired eight rockets at southern Israel, but no injuries were reported. A total of nine Qassam rocket were fired toward the western Negev.
May 22	Hamas fired ten rockets into Israel.
May 21	A first round of five rockets were fired toward Sderot, one striking the city, two landing south of Ashkelon, and two striking the western Negev. A Qassam rocket that struck Sderot killed an Israeli woman. A second round of three rockets was later fired toward Israel, which landed near a kibbutz in the western Negev. A third series launched two more rockets toward Israel. No injuries were reported from these attacks.
May 20	Ten rockets were fired from Gaza with four landing in southern Israel, but no injuries were reported.
May 18	In a Qassam rocket attack on Sderot three people were injured. Twenty rockets were fired at a kibbutz in Sderot.
May 17	Two people in Sderot were slightly injured by one of the ten rockets that landed on Israeli territory.
May 16	Thirty Qassam rockets were fired at the Western Negev, leaving two residents of Sderot injured. Ten others suffered from shock.
March 18	Al-Quds Brigades fired five Qassam rockets from the Gaza Strip to Israel.

2006

November 21	A Qassam rocket struck a factory and hit 43-year-old Yaakov Yaakobov, fatally wounding him.
November 15	Twelve rockets in four separate attacks hit Sderot, killing Faina Slutzker, 57, and seriously wounding two others. One of the wounded, Maor Peretz, a security guard, lost both legs in the attack.
September 20	Two teenage Israeli Arab shepherds were moderately wounded by two Qassam rockets fired from Gaza.
July 27	A Qassam rocket landed next to a kindergarten in a community south of Ashkelon. Two children were lightly wounded and eight more people suffered shock. Additionally, the kindergarten building was damaged.
July 9	An Israeli civilian was moderately wounded as a Qassam rocket struck his private car in Sderot. Another rocket directly hit a house in Sderot, causing severe damage but no casualties.^[
July 7	Three Israeli civilians were wounded when a Qassam rocket landed in a basketball court in Sderot.
July 6	Ten Qassam rockets were launched at Israeli towns from the northern Gaza Strip, inflicting damage but no casualties.
July 4	A Qassam rocket hit a high school in Ashkelon.
June 11	Three people were wounded, one critically when a Qassam landed near the Sapir Academic College near Sderot. Fourteen Qassams were fired throughout the day.
June 9	Rockets were fired at Israel.
June 8	Two rockets landed in Sderot and two in nearby Moshav Netiv Ha'asara.
June	Terrorists fired more than 83 rockets in June.
May	Terrorists fired 46 rockets in May.
April	Terrorists fired 64 rockets in April.
March 30	Two Qassam rockets landed in kibbutz Karmia.
March 28	Islamic Jihad fired a 122 mm Katyusha rocket from the Gaza Strip into Israel.
March	Terrorists fired 49 rockets in March.
February 3	A Qassam rocket struck a family's house in the western Negev village of Karmia, moderately injuring four people, including a 7-month-old baby.

2005

January-December	Palestinians fired 574 mortar shells and 286 Qassam rockets, killing 6 Israelis and wounding 68.
December 26	A Qassam rocket landed near a kindergarten during a Hanukkah party at Kibbutz Sa’ad.
December 14	Jitladda Tap-arsa, 20, a female Thai national, was killed by a mortar while working in a greenhouse in the Gush Katif settlement of Ganei Tal
December 11	A rocket fired from Jenin in the West Bank landed near Ram-On. It was the first Palestinian rocket attack from the West Bank.
September 24	Five Israelis were injured when Palestinian terrorists launched about 30 rockets on Israeli communities from the Gaza Strip.
September 12	Several hours after Israel withdraws the last of its troops from the Gaza Strip two Qassam rockets are fired by terrorists that landed near Sderot and Kibbutz Yad Mordechai.
August 25	Two Qassam rockets landed near Sderot.
July 14	Dana Galkowicz, 22, was killed in a Qassam attack on Kibbutz Netiv Ha’asara
June 7	Two Palestinian workers, Salah Ayash Imran, 57, Muhammed Mahmoud Jaroun, and a foreign worker Bi Shude, 46, were killed, and five other workers were wounded, when a Qassam rocket fired by PIJ hit a packing shed in Ganei Tal.
February 9	A barrage of 25 to 50 Qassam rockets and mortar shells hit Neve Dekalim.
January 15	A Qassam rocket attack on Sderot left Ayala Abukasis, 17, brain dead. Ayala was struck while attempting to shield her 11-year-old brother, who suffered minor injuries. She died on January 21.
January 5	Nissim Arbiv, 26, of Nissanit, was severely injured by a mortar shell in the Erez industrial zone. He died from his injuries ten days later.

2004

January-December	Palestinians fired 882 mortar shells and 276 Qassam rockets, causing 8 deaths and wounding 99.
October 28	Israeli army Sgt. Michael Chizik, 21, of Tiberias, was killed when a mortar shell landed in the settlement of Morag.
September 29	On the eve of Sukko, two infants were killed by a Qassam rocket (one of three) fired into Sderot.
September 24	Tiferet Tratner, 24, of Neve Dekalim, was killed in her home by a mortar.
June 28	Mordechai Yosepov, 49, and Afik Zahavi, 4, were killed when a Qassam rocket struck near a nursery school in Sderot.

2003

January-December

At least 123 rockets and 514 mortars were fired at Israel, causing 44 injuries.

2002

January-December	In 2002, 17 rockets and 455 mortar shells were fired at Israel, injuring 10 Israelis.
February 10	A Qassam rocket landed in a field near Kibbutz Sa’ad.

2001

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July 31	Palestinians fired two mortar shells at Netzarim and at least one mortar at Rafiah Yam. In the evening, Palestinians fired two mortar shells at Atzmona. There were no injuries.
July 30	Palestinians fired a mortar shell at Kfar Darom, wounding a 9-year-old girl.
July 27	Palestinians fired mortar shells at Gadid.
July 18	Palestinians fired two mortar shells at Kibbutz Nahal Oz.
July 17	Palestinians fired two mortar shells at Morag and Netzer Hazani. Palestinians in Beit Jalla in the West Bank fired two mortar shells at the Gilo neighborhood of East Jerusalem. This was the first attack of its type in the area, though numerous shooting attacks from Beit Jalla had taken place previously.
July 10	Palestinians fired a mortar shell on an unspecified farming community in Israel. There were no injuries.
July 6	Palestinians fired a mortar shell toward Gadid.
July 4	Palestinians fired a mortar shell on an unspecified settlement.
June 29	Palestinians fired a mortar shell at Netzarim.
June 21	Palestinians fired a 120mm mortar shell at an unspecified village in Israel, breaking car windows. It was the first time that this large shell type had been used.
June 19	Palestinians fired five mortar shells at Moshav Katif. There were no injuries.
June 18	After nightfall, Palestinians fired four mortar shells at the Neve Dekalim industrial area.
June 14	With the ceasefire still in effect, Palestinians fired five mortar shells at Morag after nightfall. Fatah claimed responsibility.
June 13	Several hours after a ceasefire went into effect, Palestinians fired a mortar shell at Atzmona.
June 12	Palestinians fired three mortar shells at Morag. There were no injuries.
June 10	Palestinians fired eight mortar shells at two unspecified Gaza Strip settlements.
June 8	Palestinians fired two mortar shells on Atzmona and Rafiah Yam. There were no injuries or damage. Israel responded by firing two anti-tank shells on a Palestinian Force 17 position.
June 7	Palestinians fired four mortar shells at Ganei Tal. There were no injuries.
June 3	Palestinians fired two mortar shells toward Kfar Darom. There were no injuries.
June 1	Palestinians fired four mortar shells that exploded near greenhouses in the Israeli settlement of Slav in the Gaza Strip.
May 30	Palestinians fired two mortar shells at Rafiah Yam.
May 26	Palestinians in Khan Yunis fired a mortar shell into Neve Dekalim.
May 24	Palestinians fired two mortar shells on Netzarim. There were no injuries.
May 22	Palestinians fired three mortar shells into Israel, all of which exploded in open areas. No injuries or damage were reported.
May 19	Palestinians fired seven mortar shells at Gadid.
May 18	Palestinians fired a mortar shell at Gadid, which exploded among the community's greenhouses.
May 17	Palestinians fired three mortar shells at two Jewish communities. One landed inside Israel, near Nir Am, and another landed at the entrance to Netzarim. In the evening, a third shell exploded in the backyard of a family home in Netzer Hazani, damaging the house. The family was not in the home at the time because they were visiting their son, who was wounded in the April 28 youth club shelling. Islamic Jihad claimed responsibility for the attacks on Nir Am and Netzer Hazani.
May 15	Hamas fired mortars at Kfar Aza and later fired a mortar shell f that hit the roof of a house in Kfar Darom, causing damage but no injuries. Two other mortars landed near Kibbutz Nir Am.
May 11	Palestinians fired six mortar shells at unspecified Israeli settlements and towns.
May 9	Palestinians fired two mortar shells on Nisanit.
May 7	Palestinians fired four mortar shells on Kfar Aza. No injuries or damage were reported.
May 6	Palestinians fired a mortar shell at Netzarim.
May 4	Palestinians fired two mortar shells on Kfar Aza.
April 30	Palestinians fired two mortars at Gadid.
April 28	Palestinians fired five mortars at the village of Netzer Hazani in the Gaza Strip, hitting a recreation center and wounding six civilian youths, one seriously. A previously unknown group called The Four Martyrs, which claimed affiliation with Fatah, took responsibility for the attack. Fatah itself disavowed the attack and denied knowledge of the group.
April 24	Palestinians fired three mortar shells at the town of Gadid in the Gaza Strip. There were no injuries but a hothouse was damaged.
April 19	Palestinians fired two mortar shells that landed between Atzmona and Morag. There were no injuries. Israel did not respond to the attack.
April 18	Hamas fired mortars at Nisanit. Later, Palestinians fired five additional mortars at the village of Nir Am in Israel and at Kfar Darom.
April 17	Palestinians fired six mortar shells at Neve Dekalim.
April 16	Hamas fired four mortar shells on the city of Sderot, causing no injuries or damage.
April 15	Palestinians fired four mortar shells at the towns of Netzer Hazani and Katif in the Gaza Strip, causing no injuries.
April 11	In the evening of the fourth day of Passover, Palestinians fired mortars shells at the towns of Nisanit and Kfar Darom in the Gaza Strip and at Kibbutz Netiv HaAsara in Israel.
April 10	On the third day of Passover, Palestinians fired two mortar shells at the town of Katif in the Gaza Strip, causing no injuries. Later, Palestinians fired additional mortars at Nisanit.
April 9	In the afternoon of the second day of Passover, Palestinians fired a mortar shell at Atzmona. A school in the community was damaged, but there were no injuries.
April 8	Late in the first day of Passover, Palestinians fired five mortar shells at Nahal Oz and an adjacent IDF post.
April 7	On the eve of Passover, Palestinians fired a mortar shell at Elei Sinai. There were no injuries.
April 6	Palestinians fired mortars on three unspecified Israeli settlements and one communal farm in Israel. There were no injuries.
April 3	Palestinians fired three mortar shells into the village of Atzmona in the Gaza Strip. The shrapnel from one of the mortars sprayed a 10-month-old baby and his mother, critically wounding the baby and lightly wounding the mother. A group calling itself Hezbollah-Palestine claimed responsibility.
March 26	Palestinians fired three mortar shells at Morag. No injuries were reported.
March 21	Palestinian Authority Force 17 terrorists fired two mortar shells at the town of Morag in the Gaza Strip and three mortar shells at Netzarim.
March 18	Palestinians fired three mortar shells from the Gaza Strip at the Israeli farming community of Nahal Oz, wounding a soldier. This was the first Palestinian rocket attack on Israel proper in the Second Intifada.
March 17	Palestinians fired an anti-tank missile at the Neve Dekalim industrial zone in the Gaza Strip.
March 8	Palestinians fired two mortar shells at Netzarim. There were no injuries.
March 4	Palestinians fired what appeared to be mortar shells at Netzarim. No injuries were reported.
February 22	Palestinians fired four mortar shells at the towns of Dugit and Elei Sinai in the Gaza Strip.
February 15	Palestinians fired two mortar shells at Netzarim. No injuries were reported.
February 10	Palestinians fired a mortar shell at a house in the town of Netzarim. There were no injuries.
January 30	Palestinians fired a mortar shell at a house in Netzarim in the Gaza Strip. This was the first time Palestinians had used a ballistic weapon against a Jewish settlement. The shell penetrated the house's roof but was stopped by a concrete ceiling. The family members living in the house were on the ground floor at the time, and there were no injuries.

*Drone attacks are not included.

Sources: Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Meir Amit Intelligence and Information Center.
Israel Defense Forces Blog.
Times of Israel (October 16, 2012); (November 14, 2012); (February 24, 2020).
“List of Palestinian rocket attacks on Israel in 2001,” Wikipedia.
“List of Palestinian rocket attacks on Israel in 2007,” Wikipedia.
“List of Palestinian rocket attacks on Israel in 2008,” Wikipedia.
“List of Palestinian rocket attacks on Israel,” Wikipedia.
“Summary of Operation Shield and Arrow,” IDF, (May 14, 2023).
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