Residents Whose Houses Were Damaged in Friday's Missile Attack on the Southern Israeli City of Be'er Sheva Were Quick to Arrange an Independent Support Network to Cope With the Damage, Helping Each Other in Ways That Communities With Fewer Resources and Without High-end Safe Rooms Couldn't
The southern Israeli city of Be'er Sheva had not yet recovered from its difficult Friday morning when another missile barrage hit. Just hours after a missile launched from Iran struck the heart of the Ramot neighborhood, sirens picked back up across the city, and several other locations also sustained direct impacts.
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