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.
London 1940, Israel 2011
Sderot, Ashkelon, Ashdod, Beersheba....All major southern Israel cities are now under a heavy rocket offensive from Gaza. There are Jewish dead, babies wounded, schools...
Special Report 19 Av 5771 (19 August 2011)
SDEROT (SMC)
19 Av 5771 (19 August 2011) Day 231 11:25
According to the IDF Spokespersons Unit, 17 Missiles were launched from Gaza to Israeli territory...
A Star is Born in Sderot Israel
On July 23, Chagit Yaso was crowned the winner of the national “A Star is Born” competition - Israel’s equivalent of “American Idol”, after...
Students see human cost of Mideast conflict in Sderot
Students from North America recently spent a day giving back to the community of Sderot during a two-week Hasbara Fellows trip to Israel to...
Rocket hits south; 5 lightly wounded
Five people were lightly injured while seeking shelter after a Color Red alarm sounded in the Ashkelon region overnight. The five were taken...
Grad explodes near Ashkelon, no injuries reported
A Grad rocket exploded near Ashkelon. The rocket alert was sounded. No injuries or damage were reported
Earlier a Grad rocket exploded near a...
Rocket fired at Lakhish Region; siren in Kiryat Gat
Police stated Wednesday that at least one rocket was fired from the Gaza Strip at the Lakhish Region. No injuries or damage were reported....
The reality of Sderot: One million people living in constant fear
It is Thursday morning, February 26, 2009. After a beautiful trip from the northern part of Israel, through the Negev, I arrive in Sderot...
Visitors to Sderot
Bat-Zion 'Batzi' Susskind-Sacks in Sderot on July 31, 2011 with, L-to-R Uri Gobey, owner of Israel Muse Portal (NEWS) -Facebook, Batzi Susskind, administrator-Moderator of...
UNRWA and UNHCR: From hopelessness to hope
There are 1.6 million people in the Gaza Strip, most of them in UNRWA (United Nations Relief Works Agency) “refugee” camps.
With support from more...
