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Public Bomb Shelter in Israel
‘We Had Nowhere to Go’: Residents Left Outside as Bomb Shelters Remain Locked

Locked Out in a Missile War: Israel’s Public Shelters Fail Thousands Seeking Safety

The article highlights the critical issue of inaccessible public bomb shelters in Israel, which have been repurposed for private use, leaving residents vulnerable during emergencies. It details personal accounts of residents facing locked or misused shelters amid recent missile attacks, exposing systemic neglect and inadequate responses from local authorities.

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Empty street of Mamilla mall in Jerusalem

What’s It Like Living in Israel Right Now? Inside a Nation Under Iranian Fire

Missiles, Blackouts, and Ghost Towns: How Daily Life in Israel Has Changed

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Netanyahu in court in April this year

Netanyahu's Trial Resumes

Netanyahu's Trial Resumes Today, Minister Amsalem Criticized the Decision

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