UPDATE:
http://www.washingtontimes.com/article/20070903/FOREIGN/109030048/1001
“Iran asserts nuclear tally at odds with U.N. count”
By Nasser Karimi
September 3, 2007
ARTICLE SNIPPET: “TEHRAN (AP) — Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad announced yesterday that Iran is running 3,000 centrifuges to enrich uranium for its nuclear program — a long-sought Iranian goal that adds new urgency to U.S.-led efforts to impose tougher sanctions on the hard-line Islamic republic.
The president’s assertion is sharply at odds with the assessment of the U.N. nuclear-monitoring organization, which Thursday put the number of centrifuges considerably lower, at close to 2,000.”
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http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3445040,00.html
“7 Qassams land near Sderot Monday morning”
SNIPPET: “Rockets fall outside town at the same time thousands of children were making their way to kindergartens and schools. ‘My daughter called me terrified and hysteric,’ one mother says, ‘our children are studying under fire’”
Shmulik Hadad
Latest Update: 09.03.07, 09:46 / Israel News
ARTICLE SNIPPET: “While thousands of children were making their way to school Monday morning, the Color Red alert was heard in Sderot, followed by two loud explosions. Two Qassam rockets landed outside of town, causing no injuries or damage.
Another rocket landed near a kindergarten in town shortly after; several people suffered shock and a house was damaged.
A mother of a child who attends the kindergarten said: “They called my and said that a rocket landed near the facility. I ran there and found all the children terrified and in tears. The kindergarten teachers tried to calm them.”
Another rocket landed later just outside Sderot, causing no injuries or damages.
Earlier, Palestinian gunmen fired three rockets from northern Gaza; the Qassams landed in open fields near Sderot. No one was injured and no damage was caused in this attack as well.
An overall of seven rockets hit the southern town during the morning hours.”
