On the 19th of November 2012, three international students and one Israeli traveled to the southern Israeli city of Ashdod, to catch a glimpse of life under constant rocket threat.
Sirens. Running. Take cover. In a shelter. In a store. In a restaurant. Explosions. Wait for screams and crying. All is quiet. Good. The all clear is given. It's all taken 5 minutes, and now a server is bringing you food and a drink as if nothing has happened. Life goes on. This is "life" in Southern Israel, where an average of 3 rockets or mortars a day fall on its towns and cities.
Life under Hamas rocket attacks
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