My Comment: If one would think of a most terrifying event they had in their life happen and the fear they experienced, but then it ended BUT NOT FOR THESE PEOPLE  this should help us to better understand the heartache these people who have rockets flying over them NON STOP are feeling!!!! I have Jets that fly over not very often and I just do not like the looks of them and my heart is so heavy to think these people have to view this daily makes me want to pray more for their safety………………………

(CNN) — The rockets start raining down at her kibbutz usually around late morning.

That leaves Adele Raemer precious little time to walk her two dogs and then dash into the shower.

Because when those rockets arrive — triggering air raid sirens that fill the air with short, shrill howls — she has to be ready to duck and take cover in her indoor bomb shelter.

There, all she can do is wait.

No escape from Gaza violence

Phone calls warn civilians of airstrikes

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Rockets, sirens soundtrack life in Sderot

On the other side of the border, across the security fence in Gaza, Rasha has no safe room to run to.

The fighter jets can come any time, day or night.

And in this place, one of the most congested on earth, there’s a high probability that if a bomb falls nearby, it might destroy her house, too.

So, all she can do is pray.

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This isn’t what life was always like for either woman. But ever since the long simmering tension between Israelis and Palestinians flared up this week, rockets and airstrikes have crisscrossed between Gaza and Israel.

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