JERUSALEM, Aug 19 (Reuters) - A rocket fired from the Gaza Strip landed in southern Israel on Tuesday, prompting the Jewish state to order border crossings with the Hamas-ruled enclave closed temporarily, Israel Radio reported. An Israeli army spokesman said the rocket landed in an open field near the border with the Gaza Strip. It caused no injuries or damage. Israel Radio said Defence Minister Ehud Barak ordered border crossings with the Gaza Strip to be closed until at least Thursday in response to the latest rocket salvo. The army and Defence Ministry had no immediate comment. Rocket firings have become rare since an Egyptian-brokered truce between Hamas and Israel took effect in June. (Reporting by Adam Entous and Joseph Nasr; Editing by Richard Williams)
Israel's Olympic team observe a minute of silence during the memorial ceremony for the 11 Israeli athletes and coaches who were killed at the 1972 Munich Olympic Games, at Hilton hotel ...
