Sderot Media Center
The Sderot Media Center is a non-profit organization of citizen journalists that also serves as a news agency, dedicated to bringing the voices of Sderot residents and Gaza border communities to the forefront of world news and the international community.
Israeli photojournalist shows the human face of his nation’s violent news
A renowned Israeli photojournalist and director of the Sderot Media Center in Israel spoke at the GW Hillel Friday night during Shabbat dinner to...
Sderot and Gaza: letter exchange
Dear Mona,
I have been working in Sderot since August 2007.
Anav does not discuss politics with her Arab university...
March 2008: A Typical Sderot Day
A typical Sunday in Sedrot. I begin the week working for Sderot Media Center in Sderot, realizing that I am coming to work in...
Sderot under Fire
On Sunday, hundreds of Israelis from the town of Sderot blocked the main road into Jerusalem. They demanded that the government protect them after...
February 2008 update
February 6, 2008: In the afternoon, around the time children were finishing the school day, a Qassam rocket fired from northern Gaza landed in...
At Gaza’s Edge, Israelis Fear Rockets’ Whine
Rina Castelnuovo for The New York Times
Two loud supersonic booms sent Raziel Sasson to look for cover as he was showing his scarred neighborhood...
Sderot Media Center and Yediot Sapir’s Reports
Which is worst? Having your home being hit by a Qassam, or dealing with Property Tax afterwards? Many residents of Sderot, whose homes and...
Office of the United Nations Special Coordinator’s Office for the Middle East Peace Process...
Thanks for a very interesting trip to Sderot - much appreciatedBest,
Richard Miron
Chief Public Information Officer
United Nations Special Coordinator's Office
Thanks so much for...
Israel town anger at school attack
The school is in the centre of Sderot, Israel's only major town on the border with Gaza, a frequent target of home-made short-range rockets...
Close to the edge
A sweltering summer morning, and the hubbub and bustle of the central market place in Sderot is interrupted by the wailing of sirens and...
