The Abu Ali Mustafa Brigades, the armed wing of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, announced its ongoing resistance and military actions against the occupier on January 8, 2009. AAMB shelled Kfar Azza with three Sumoud missiles and hit Sderot with two Grad rockets in the evening as well. AAMB and all resistance forces noted that the occupation troops were meeting heavy resistance and clashes and were unable to advance.
All Palestinian resistance groups reported firing numerous rockets at the occupier, and there were high levels of coordination in targeting numerous areas of the occupied land. In fierce battles that raged throughout Gaza, resistance sources reported that 23 occupation soldiers had been killed and 115 injured.
Katyusha rockets fired from Lebanon
Two Katyusha rockets fired from southern Lebanon hit occupied Palestine '48 near Nahariya on January 7, 2009. Media sources widely reported the rockets, which injured 5. No group has claimed responsibility for firing the rockets, which were fired from southern Lebanon for the first time since 2006. The Israelis immediately closed schools and opened bomb shelters.
Commenting on the continuation of the resistance in the face of heavy assaults, AAMB issued a statement saying that the Palestinian resistance is committed to defeat all of the schemes of the occupation by hitting them with all of the united force of the Palestinian people and their resistance, and emphasized the total failure of the occupation forces in their stated goal to stop the resistance rockets, affirming that the rockets will continue as long as the occupation continues.
All Palestinian resistance groups reported firing numerous rockets at the occupier, and there were high levels of coordination in targeting numerous areas of the occupied land. In fierce battles that raged throughout Gaza, resistance sources reported that 23 occupation soldiers had been killed and 115 injured.
Katyusha rockets fired from Lebanon
Two Katyusha rockets fired from southern Lebanon hit occupied Palestine '48 near Nahariya on January 7, 2009. Media sources widely reported the rockets, which injured 5. No group has claimed responsibility for firing the rockets, which were fired from southern Lebanon for the first time since 2006. The Israelis immediately closed schools and opened bomb shelters.
Commenting on the continuation of the resistance in the face of heavy assaults, AAMB issued a statement saying that the Palestinian resistance is committed to defeat all of the schemes of the occupation by hitting them with all of the united force of the Palestinian people and their resistance, and emphasized the total failure of the occupation forces in their stated goal to stop the resistance rockets, affirming that the rockets will continue as long as the occupation continues.
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