Israeli communities close to the Lebanon border have been suffering constant rocket barrages barring them from leading their lives, and now want answers for their future
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'Endless sirens' haunting Israelis on the northern border at war
Israeli communities close to the Lebanon border have been suffering constant rocket barrages barring them from leading their lives, and now want answers for their future
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"Everyone’s depressed, it's a horrible situation," said Rachel Dayan, owner of the Bluma café in Kibbutz Kfar Blum, situated about four miles from Lebanon.
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Over 60,000 residents of the Galilee area were uprooted from their homes in October and found themselves living new lives in hundreds of towns across the country. Communities disbanded, workplaces closed, and families were scattered throughout Israel. About 60% of Kfar Blum’s residents, who weren’t evacuated by the government and IDF’s decision, evacuated on their own. Most of them have no proper safe rooms.
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