“IT’S HEAVY ON THE HEART” - ISRAELI FAMILIES REEL AFTER IRANIAN MISSILE FLATTENS HOMES

At 5:00 AM, a missile from Iran slammed into the quiet streets of Rishon LeZion - and nothing felt quiet after that.

Ifat Benhaim ran with her family into their basement.

“We closed the door… and suddenly there was such a big boom. I thought all the house fell on us.”

When they emerged, the windows were gone, the living room buried in dust and debris.

Her home - 29 years of memories - ripped apart in seconds.

Down the block, Sally Ilan stood in front of what used to be her parents’ house, holding the only thing left: a few pieces of salvaged crockery.

“It was the first house to be built in the neighborhood.
My father was so eager to build it.

Forty years of memories are gone… It’s heavy on the heart.”

The explosion shattered dozens of cars, crushed rooftops, and left entire families displaced.

Someone wrote it best, finger-scrawled in the dust on a shattered windshield:

“Until when?”

This isn’t just rubble.

It’s the fallout of a war still warming up.

Source: BBC News