"Another round? We are at a loss": They lost their homes, and Netanyahu again speaks of war

Seven months after Operation 'Roar of the Lion', residents who lost their homes in Iranian missile strikes describe their dire situation and sense of abandonment, as Prime Minister Netanyahu speaks of the possibility of another round of fighting. Regin from Tel Aviv, Ziva from Dimona, and Tal from Haifa recount the bureaucratic hurdles, lack of mental health support, and fear of another war.

Seven months after Operation 'Roar of the Lion' against Iran, residents whose homes were hit by missiles describe their dire situation and sense of abandonment, as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu speaks of the possibility of another round of fighting. The article tells the stories of Regin Shoshan from Tel Aviv, whose home was completely destroyed and she lives in a rented apartment dealing with bureaucracy and lack of mental support; Ziva Abuaziz from Dimona, who received alternative housing in a tin neighborhood without a safe room and whose disabled husband cannot run to a shelter; and Tal and Oriyan Aharonov from Haifa, whose apartment building was severely damaged and five of its residents were killed, and they live in a rented apartment waiting for reconstruction that will take years. The residents express frustration with the state's conduct and the possibility of another military campaign.