Last week, it was full of standing water. Now, the subterranean south Tel Aviv shelter is a rare safe zone for residents from neglected neighborhoods near the behemoth of a station. The shelter protects 16,000 people – but not from nuclear war, despite popular belief
Last week, it was full of standing water. Now, the subterranean south Tel Aviv shelter is a rare safe zone for residents from neglected neighborhoods near the behemoth of a station. The shelter protects 16,000 people – but not from nuclear war, despite popular belief
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