“The IDF has entered Gaza”- the main headline on all the news broadcasts since last night.
Morning- a new day, a quiet day but it starts off exactly the same way as the last 7 days have- news. “30 injured mildly and 2 injured badly but are stable” and straight after that “a Grad missile landed in Shderot, a woman was mildly injured”. A Grad missile?! Shderot?! Thousands of questions, no answers- there is fear, great fear… if a Grad missile that has a range of 20 km landed in Shderot, so there is a big chance that a Katusha (missile) that has a range of 40 km could land on Ashkelon, missiles that up until now have been landing on Ashdod and Ber-Sheva.
Hello, my name is Lior and I’m 15 years old from Be’er Sheva.
I’d heard of this website a few days ago. I started reading the experiences described here and I was glad that I wasn’t the one going through them.
So up until a few hours ago that was true. Around 8:50 there was a siren (the sound rising and falling).
Actually, I didn’t even hear anything and I didn’t think it would reach us here, so I had no worries.
I was watching a television show and suddenly my mom called me: “Lior, Lior…”
My name is Nofar Huri, 17 and half years old from Beer Sheva, Israel.
Beer Sheva? Yes yes Beer Sheva.
It got to us as well.
Today is Wednesday 12.31.2008
I got up with the clock’s alarm; I was supposed to go to the recruiting office.
Now I can only dream about getting out of the house.
The Red Color Alert started right after I got up and my father and I ran downstairs to the bomb shelter, I was too tired for talking, but the first thing that came out from my mouth was: “Those motherfucking arabs, let me sleep.”