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(YNet) Matan Tzuri - Since April 13, the "aerial terror offensive" against the Gaza border communities has continued with vigor, with some 300 incendiary kites flown into Israel's territory resulting in 100 fires and more than 3,000 acres of wheat destroyed, causing millions of shekels worth of damage to the farmers of the area. The Gaza border communities' farmers are dealing on a daily basis with putting out fires instead of taking care of their harvest. Recently, they decided to harvest earlier than planned so the wheat wouldn't be destroyed by fires caused by the kites. 2018-05-28 00:00:00Full Article
Over 300 Incendiary Kites Flown into Israel since April 13
(YNet) Matan Tzuri - Since April 13, the "aerial terror offensive" against the Gaza border communities has continued with vigor, with some 300 incendiary kites flown into Israel's territory resulting in 100 fires and more than 3,000 acres of wheat destroyed, causing millions of shekels worth of damage to the farmers of the area. The Gaza border communities' farmers are dealing on a daily basis with putting out fires instead of taking care of their harvest. Recently, they decided to harvest earlier than planned so the wheat wouldn't be destroyed by fires caused by the kites. 2018-05-28 00:00:00Full Article
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