Israel’s main population center is under attack. Rishon Letzion was hit and Tel-Aviv is now being threatened.

This is the first time since the Persian Gulf War in 1992 that Tel-Aviv has been under attack.

This is what last night sounded like and looked like in Be’er Sheva and across Israel’s South.

There are (Thank G-d) far fewer Israeli casualties than Gazan casualties for a multitude of reasons – not the least of which are: a) Israel builds bomb shelters and uses them, b) Israel cancels school and non-essential work in the name of protecting our citizens, c) Hamas uses dense population centers from which to launch attacks, thus using their own citizens as shields.

This amateur film was filmed by a group of Israelis watching missiles fly over their heads near Be’er Sheva. 14 out of 15 were intercepted and shot down. Each flash in the sky is an intercept.