Sderot

British

/ ˌsdeɪˈrəʊt /

noun

a city in the W Negev in S Israel, close to the border with Gaza; a target for sustained rocket attack by Hamas since 2001. Population: 19 800 (2006 est)

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About 10 miles away, in Sderot, people flocked to a mountain on the city’s edge, which over the years has become a popular vantage point for a glimpse of Gaza, complete with a telescope — cost: five shekels — for a closer look at the landscape.

From Los Angeles Times

She and her husband moved four months ago to the city of Sderot — a 20-minute drive away — so as to be near their daughter’s memorial.

From Los Angeles Times

That group held a separate conference in Sderot on Monday on their efforts to bring the hostages home.

From New York Times

Among them is Yarin Sultan, a 31-year-old mother of three who ran from her home in Sderot on Gaza’s border the morning after the Hamas attacks.

From BBC

Nisenbaum, 59, was a Brazilian-Israeli from the southern city of Sderot.

From Seattle Times

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