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    Zeitraffer der Sirenen in Israel im jüngsten Krieg mit dem Iran

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    1. curious-chineur on

      Better localisation of alert ?
      Less „missiles“ ?

      I think a combination.

    3. el_argelino-basado on

      So, how has the economy fared after all these attacks, do ppl still go to work and hide in the bunker if an alert starts or do they not work altogether?

    5. SirCrapsalot4267 on

      Meanwhile in Gaza…

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      Disclaimer: I am very sorry Israeli civilians have to live through this, I worked in Gaza and know how hellish it is to endure constant bombings and live with the idea your life can end at any moment. Ironically of course, those were Israeli shells, bombs, bullets, and drones flying around all of us working and living there. It’s no way for people to live, or move forward.

      I hope this all ends soon, as unlikely as it seems now, and there is accountability for all of the crimes committed and suffering caused by everyone, Hamas, the IRGC, and the IDF/Netanyahu Government.

    6. ZuluIsNumberOne on

      keep in mind

      red = potential area for impact

      red ≠ missiles or missile strikes

      example: a missile coming from high in the atmosphere will have a wide area of effect because they can’t accurately predict exactly where shrapnel will land

      vs a Hezbollah missile they can track better has a smaller area of Red

    12. No_Ad_7687 on

      Another thing to note: Israel is split into many small red alert zones (most large cities are made up of a few different zones, for example). Open land, where there are no people or notable things to protect, simply do not have red alert zones because there’s no one to alert.

      That’s one of the reasons the Negev looks so empty – because the red alert doesn’t get activated in 90% of it’s area, even if a missile/debris could hit it.

    20. chungus_II on

      God i like to imagine a world where the jews after ww2 were reintegrated into european countries, and how peaceful that would be

      So many lives saved, anti semitism would be so much less prevelant, the arab world might be different, and dictators wont get to hide behind anti israeli propoganda

    26. Own-Decision9024 on

      all i can say as an israeli is, the danger isnt the missiles its pikud haoref

    27. Admirable-Brief-4264 on

      I’d like to see a similar map of the sirens that went off when Israel were bombing Palestine – can you do that.

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