List of Palestinian rocket attacks on Israel in 2010
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The opening as it read in 2010
At the beginning of the year, Israel announced that the Iron Dome rocket shield system had successfully passed a number of tests. A spokesman for Palestinian Islamic Jihad declared that the system would not stop Palestinian rockets. On 18 March, Thai national Manee Singmueangphon was killed by a Palestinian Qassam rocket launched at a greenhouse in Netiv Haasara . Both Ansar al Sunna , an Islamist group affiliated with al-Qaeda , and al Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades , the military wing of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas 's Fatah party, claimed responsibility for the attack.1
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According to the Israel Security Agency 's annual report, Palestinians carried out 150 rocket launches and 215 mortar launches at Israel during the year.This represented a decrease in both types of attacks compared to 2009, in which there were 569 rocket launches and 289 mortar launches.The report stated that Iran succeeded in smuggling 1,000 mortar shells and hundreds of short-range rockets into the Gaza Strip over the course of the year.The security agency also warned that the Sinai Desert was turning into Hamas's "backyard" for operations and storage of arms. 2010 saw two unique instances of Hamas firing rockets from the Sinai at the southern Israeli port city of Eilat .Iran smuggled hundreds of rockets to Gaza in 2010 , Jerusalem Post 30-12-2010 2010 Annual Summary - Data and Trends in Terrorism , Israel Security Agency
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According to the Israel Security Agency 's annual report, Palestinians carried out 150 rocket launches and 215 mortar launches at Israel during the year. This represented a decrease in both types of attacks compared to 2009, in which there were 569 rocket launches and 289 mortar launches. The report stated that Iran succeeded in smuggling 1,000 mortar shells and hundreds of short-range rockets into the Gaza Strip over the course of the year. The security agency also warned that the Sinai Desert was turning into Hamas's "backyard" for operations and storage of arms. 2010 saw two unique instances of Hamas firing rockets from the Sinai at the southern Israeli port city of Eilat . Iran smuggled hundreds of rockets to Gaza in 2010 , Jerusalem Post 30-12-2010 2010 Annual Summary - Data and Trends in Terrorism , Israel Security Agency
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According to the Israel Security Agency 's annual report, Palestinians carried out 150 rocket launches and 215 mortar launches at Israel during the year. This represented a decrease in both types of attacks compared to 2009, in which there were 569 rocket launches and 289 mortar launches. The report stated that Iran succeeded in smuggling 1,000 mortar shells and hundreds of short-range rockets into the Gaza Strip over the course of the year. The security agency also warned that the Sinai Desert was turning into Hamas's "backyard" for operations and storage of arms. 2010 saw two unique instances of Hamas firing rockets from the Sinai at the southern Israeli port city of Eilat .
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