Here's Something That Showed Up in Almost Every Photo Taken by Haaretz Photographers of Israelis Sheltering During the Iran War: Dogs. While Cats – More Elusive and Harder to Catch and Carry Downstairs in a Hurry – Often Stay Behind, Dogs Have Become the Nation's Emotional Support Animals
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Here's something that showed up in almost every photo taken by Haaretz photographers of Israelis sheltering during the Iran war: dogs. While cats – more elusive and harder to catch and carry downstairs in a hurry – often stay behind, dogs have become the nation's emotional support animals
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