Rocket Hits Southern Israel, Causes No Injuries The Israeli military says it has found remnants of a rocket that hit southern Israel overnight. The rocket was discovered in an open desert area and did not cause any damage or injuries. The military was alerted after an explosion was heard. A spokeswoman for the Israeli military could not say from where the rocket was believed to have been launched. She says police were investigating on Saturday. She spoke on condition of anonymity in line with military regulations. A rocket crashed into the southern resort town of Eilat in April, also causing no injuries but raising concerns about militant activity in neighboring Egypt's Sinai Peninsula. Israel has warned of growing lawlessness in Sinai following the uprising last year that overthrew Hosni Mubarak's regime.