Thursday, August 21, 2014

real time

Before I went to Tel-Aviv I checked how safe it is.
The orange rectangles on the TV let us know where are the sirens
in real time.
I saw that there are sirens in my gran kids area.
I took the train to Tel- Aviv any way.
May be I can get use to live with fear.



Tuesday, August 19, 2014

bomb shelter again

My legs and hands are still shaken.I just


came back from the bomb shelter.
I knew it is coming when I saw that there are rockets all over the country.
The siren was few minuets ago.
our bomb shelter is a place where children are playing their music in days of peace.
I took some photos tonight.

I think I am not going to sleep soon. It is almost midnight but the sirens are now all over Israel.

Monday, August 18, 2014

monday morning

Shirley deserve more photos of fruits and vegetables. 



So I went to our small one and only supermarket (mini market as we call it).
Monday morning is not a good day to take photos there, but I did.

Sunday, August 17, 2014

Tel- Aviv

Saturday morning in Tel-Aviv's harbour.
36 hours till the end of the ceasefire.
I don't listen to the news, I do not watch TV's  news. I do not read the news paper today.
I am waiting.Monday evening I'll start watching the news again.




Friday, August 15, 2014

I have nothing to wear

If you have a protected room in your house, no problem.
You can sleep with your pyjamas or what ever you wear at night.
But if you have to run at nights outside to spend 10 minutes with your
neighbours in the bomb shelter, you have to be careful with what you are wearing before 
you go to sleep.
Ceasefire now and I wonder if I should trust the Hamas and should go back to my less presentable clothes before I go to sleep.

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Wednesday, August 13, 2014

happy day

We had a quiet day so we did something that we were dreaming about since last summer.
At midnight we shall know more about the coming days.
will the ceasefire continue or not.
The morning begins with carefuly watching the street
than outside to play 


Tuesday, August 12, 2014

war and dog

Being a dog during war time must be very tiring.
You watch your owner that her ears are not so big
and not big enough like yours. Being a dog you can here the sirens
from the near by villages even if there no siren in your village , and then you watch 
your owner to see if she is going to run outside where ever she is running day and nights.
Being a dog you sleep now in the corridor , thing you never did before , but before she ran to
the bomb shelter she used to stand in that small corridor when the sirens were going on and on.So 
now you sleep there at nights, just in case.