As the end of 2012 draws to an end I would like to thank everyone who forwarded this news letter to a friend, said a prayer for us in time of relative calm and in the midst of escalated rocket fire at us from the Gaza terrorists or sent a.

There were two different reports that have been published by two different NGO’s Both paint a picture we at Hope For Sderot have known for quite some time. The first NGO reported that Kids go to school and in some cases to sleep at night hungry. The second one reported.

Since the 21st of November we went to sleep last night to quiet, no outgoing artillery, no incoming rockets, no fighter jet noise and no Iron Dome interceptors being fired. It was nice to lay my head down and not feel the constant churning from my insides. In the first.

We want to keep you informed about what is taking place here in Sderot and am not sure how to do that without e-mailing you to death… and we don’t want to do that. We have turned to Facebook and Hope For Sderot now has a page where we will.

As some of you were having fun Saturday night or getting ready for bed the residents of Sderot were awaken at 7;30 this morning by “Tseva Adom” and for the next hour we were pounded with fifteen more rockets. Some lander in open field, one hit a power pole taking.

If you only read the news feeds coming out of the major U.S. news service, you probably never read that Sderot and the communities around Sderot were plummeted with over eighty Kassams and rockets in a 48 hour period this past week. Nor did you hear that one IDF Commander.