From News First Class (translated from Hebrew by the
Daily Alert):
In Jenin, the al-Aqsa Brigades [the "military wing" of the largest PA faction] announced for the first time that they had launched a Kassam rocket from the northern West Bank at an Israeli community near Afula.
See
this post for a summary of how closely events have matched my pessimistic pre-Gaza withdrawal predictions.

Today's commencement of rocket launchings from the strategic high ground of Judea and Samaria is Israel's nightmare strategic scenario (see map displayed here, one of many indispensable
IRIS maps). Here are the words I quoted from Professor Yehoshua Porat on
September 2 to describe this possibility:
"Let us speak frankly: no power, human or divine, will be in a position to prevent a huge stockpiling of arms in Gaza within a few years. The Israeli government understands this; hence it has until now rejected any demand for safe passage between the strip and the West Bank." The possibility that these arms will flow to Abu Dis, Tulkarm, or Kalkilya, which would place a majority of the Israeli population between Haifa and Jerusalem under daily threat of bombardment and the Israeli economy under threat of near total standstill, is real enough to create very strong Israeli resistance.
What Professor Porat's pessimistic scenario did not anticipate, however, was that instead of "very strong Israeli resistance" to the existential threat,
Israel caved on every front (see also:
this crucial summary). On the other hand, now that the deal was signed, Israel is protesting what has already been agreed, but it is unclear if this is genuine or just "tough talk" in the wake of the Netanya suicide bombing (See
Israel Opposes Convoy Passage from Gaza and
Unsafe Passage.)
Click
here for details of the map shown above.