"There's no reason to leave," said Transportation Minister Miri Regev sharply, while making a scornful gesture of with her hand. To leave the safe room? The bomb shelter? You can't go out to a café? No. Regev is saying that Israelis have "no reason" to leave Israel. A minor matter.
"There's no reason to leave," said Transportation Minister Miri Regev sharply, while making a scornful gesture of with her hand. To leave the safe room? The bomb shelter? You can't go out to a café? No. Regev is saying that Israelis have "no reason" to leave Israel. A minor matter.
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