Well, now that Yavne and Eshkol have been hit, rockets from the south of Israel continue to inch closer to Ben-Gurion International Airport and to Tel-Aviv.
The map below shows the shrinking space between the reach of rockets from the south and from the north, in the event that Hizbollah were to re-enter the fray from Lebanon.
The red dots indicate locations hit from the south or from the north, two years ago.
Meanwhile, talk has been quashed of rocket-launching potential from the Shomron (Samaria). If rockets were launched from Tul-Karem, 10 miles east of Netanyah, if would add an additional front to the war.
(Click the map to enlarge it)
I was in Rehovoth last night and this morning. Some fighter jets could be heard, no doubt due to the proximity of the Israeli Air Force [IAF] base. Located just southeast of Rishon LeTzion on the map, it is in the "We're Next" range of cities (light blue, along with Yavne).
5 comments:
B"H
I have an ex friend in Rehov and she said they prepared the refuge-room of their app. building. She suported disengagement and doesn't see the connection between the two.
I'm actually not surprised.
Sad, though.
Rehov or Rehovot? They're very different places.
B"H
Rehovot. Sorry.
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