Terrorists in Gaza get a slap on the wrist

From "United with Israel", 14 Oct 2012:

The Israeli Air Force has been targeting terrorists who have fired over 40 rockets into southern Israel in the last month. They struck a terror cell which was on the way to a launching site to fire a missile into Israel – killing on and seriously injuring the second. 
In a separate strike, Israel killed the Palestinian leader of an al-Qaida-affiliated group in the Gaza Strip. Hisham Al-Saedni, also known as Abu Al-Waleed Al-Maqdissi, headed the Jihadist Salafi group Tawhid and Jihad (“One God and Holy War”). 
Sources have said that Saedni joined al-Qaida in Iraq at the beginning of the US-led invasion in 2003. An IDF source reported that this cell was involved in past terrorist attacks on Israel, and was in the last stages of preparing another attack.

One of the missile attacks on Israel exploded in the backyard of a family home in Netivot. Shrapnel from the rocket flew into the home and pierced the walls of a child’s bedroom. Thankfully, the child was not in the room and only one civilian was hospitalized for shock.
The IDF spokesman reacted by asking: “What if the child would have been there ?”
The air force has also targeted a terrorist center in the northern part of the Gaza Strip, a training camp belonging to Hamas’s Izzadin Kassam armed wing, and a terrorist tunnel in northern Gaza in recent days.

From Times of Israel, 14 Oct 2012, by Asher Zeiger:

The latest flare-up in Gaza showed no sign of abating Sunday afternoon, when two people were killed and three others were injured – according to Palestinian reports – in an Israeli air strike on a group of armed Palestinians near Deir al-Balah.

Israeli military sources said the IAF launched a strike on a terror cell that was preparing to fire rockets into Israel.

Earlier on Sunday afternoon, a mortar shell was fired from Gaza at the Eshkol region. No damage or injuries were reported.

Sunday’s events are the latest in a series of exchanges between Israel and an obscure Salafi terror group known as the Mujahideen Shura Council. On Friday, members of the al-Qaeda-linked group fired a rocket that landed in the yard of a house in the southern Israeli city of Netivot. There were no injuries in that attack.

In response, the IAF struck terrorist targets in Gaza early Saturday morning. Late Saturday night, an Israeli strike hit in Jabalia in northern Gaza killed Salafi terror chief Hisham Al-Sa’adani.

Early Sunday morning, Yasser Muhammad al-Atal, 24, an active member of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, was killed in another strike, which targeted a motorcycle east of Khan Younis, in the southern Gaza strip. One other man was reportedly injured.