Those residents had to flee their homes after Hezbollah terrorists fired rockets into their area just a day after Hamas terrorists carried out their deadly massacre of more than 1200 Israeli men, women and children on October 7th.
Meanwhile, bombardment from Lebanon's Hezbollah terrorists on Tuesday damaged a supermarket in Israel’s Arab city of Tamra, where the majority of residents are Palestinian citizens of Israel.
The attack spread fear through the community, which has no shelters. It was not immediately clear whether the supermarket was hit by a rocket that permeated Israel’s missile defense system or by shrapnel falling from an interception.
“I came here immediately to see what exactly happened,” said Jamal Diab, a friend of the market’s owner. “I saw here lots of damage.”
Tamra has no shelters, according to its mayor, Mousa Abu Rumi. An Israeli state comptroller’s report found in 2018 that only 11 out of 71 Arab local communities have public shelters.
