I wrote earlier in the week about a UN Attempted Security Council Resolution against Israel for its “attacks” on Gaza.

Lets view that in light of the following from Fox News:

A Palestinian rocket fired from Gaza exploded near the home of Israel’s defense minister on Wednesday, killing one woman and raising the prospect of a new Israeli military offensive against militant rocket squads.

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David Baker, an official in the office of Prime Minister Ehud Olmert, said Israel’s battle against rocket squads clearly had not ended.

“The continued Palestinian rocket attacks on Sderot and surrounding communities inside Israel are clear evidence that Israel cannot let up in its defense of its citizens and must root out these rocket launchers as well as those who perpetrate these attacks,” Baker said.

Although the homemade projectiles are primitive and rarely cause casualties, they have killed eight other people since 2001, most recently in July 2005. The near-daily rocket fire has badly unnerved residents of places, like Sderot, that are frequent targets.

Peretz planned to convene a special meeting of senior security officials later in the day.

“Terror organizations will pay a heavy price,” he warned in a statement.

So, why is the Israel desire to stop attacks on its people from Hezbolah armed, Syria funded Hamas Terrorists who insist in targeting civilians? The UN should focus its efforts, as fruitless as they are, on the aggressors not the defenders.