World | Israel Ceasefire Over: Israel Strikes Again After Rocket Fire Attacks come hours before ceasefire's planned end By Matt Cantor Posted Aug 19, 2014 9:19 AM CDT Copied In this Wednesday, Aug. 6, 2014, file photo, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gives a news conference in Jerusalem. (AP Photo/Jim Hollander, Pool, File) The temporary Gaza ceasefire was broken today when three rockets landed in Israel, its military says, per the AP; the reported attack prompted new Israeli airstrikes within minutes. The rockets landed in fields near Beersheba, southern Israel; no one was hurt, officials say. An Israeli official says the military's new strikes are targeting "terror sites," the BBC reports. The attacks came hours before the scheduled end of the current ceasefire, the New York Times notes, adding that it's not certain who was behind the latest rocket attacks. Read These Next He was an Olympian. Now he's the FBI's most wanted. Disturbing turn of events in case of a teen found dead on a cruise. Earhart experts not exactly excited about the latest document dump. Longtime Simpsons character is 'dead as a doornail.' Report an error