Israeli beachgoers try to brush off Hezbollah threat
HAIFA, Israel: Waking at dawn on Sunday to explosions and sirens, Abigail Levy checked the news and quickly understood there had been “an escalation” of hostilities between Israel and Hezbollah. She stepped outside to find the Israeli port city of Haifa in a “very sad” state after the military announced it had carried out air strikes in Lebanon to thwart a large-scale attack by the Iran-backed militants. “There was no one outside. Everything was closed, whereas usually there would be a lot of people and activity here,” she said.
HAIFA, Israel: Waking at dawn on Sunday to explosions and sirens, Abigail Levy checked the news and quickly understood there had been “an escalation” of hostilities between Israel and Hezbollah.
She stepped outside to find the Israeli port city of Haifa in a “very sad” state after the military announced it had carried out air strikes in Lebanon to thwart a large-scale attack by the Iran-backed militants.
“There was no one outside. Everything was closed, whereas usually there would be a lot of people and activity here,” she said.
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