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Fear, fatigue shape daily life in Tel Aviv amid Iran war
The US-Israeli war with Iran is in its fourth week and Iranian missile alarms and nightly rushes to shelters have become routine in Tel Aviv, Israel. Although residents describe fear and exhaustion due to constant alerts, many still support the government’s goals.
However, some doubt that the war will bring long-term security for Israel in the Middle East.
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The US-Israeli war with Iran is in its fourth week and Iranian missile alarms and nightly rushes to shelters have become routine in Tel Aviv, Israel. Although residents describe fear and exhaustion due to constant alerts, many still support the government’s goals.
However, some doubt that the war will bring long-term security for Israel in the Middle East.
The US-Israeli war with Iran is in its fourth week and Iranian missile alarms and nightly rushes to shelters have become routine in Tel Aviv, Israel. Although residents describe fear and exhaustion due to constant alerts, many still support the government’s goals.
However, some doubt that the war will bring long-term security for Israel in the Middle East.
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