Solomonia: A Very Loud Boom

You need to read the rest of this. It is horrifying what the poor people who live in southern Israel have to tolerate in the name of Peace.

I think all the sick bastards who are supporting Palestine need to move to the area around Gaza and tell the Israelis how the Jews are evil for returning fire. Hiding in other countries is for cowards! Get out of the West and give your Peace marches a Chance in south Israel. Defend your faith in Peace and march around the edge of Gaza to show that Hamas is not really shelling anyone and the Jews are lying and committing Genocide. All the poor innocents of Gaza are now dead because the Jews have committed Genocide! Ahhhhh!

http://www.solomonia.com/blog/archive/2009/01/a-very-loud-boom/index.shtml

At 12:40 I left Tel Aviv and drove, at high speed, in the direction of Beer Sheva. I entered the city, turned to the right. I reached a T-junction just before the square with the aircraft at its center. I was waiting for the red light to change when I heard on radio 2 network "A warning siren in Beer Sheva" [He had been informed by forum posters about the radio station to tune to for warnings in the area. -S]. I got out of the car. I looked around and saw no one getting out of their cars and heard no siren. As I got back into my car, the siren went off. There was a 6 second delay between the time I heard the announcement on the radio and the time I heard the actual alarm. I killed the engine and dashed off like crazy towards a row of houses nearby. I entered into a courtyard, saw a door and went in. Inside a man was standing. I said: "Sorry to barge in like that. May I?" He said: "Yes, of course, get into the fortified room (Mamad), hurry up, fast."

I went into the shelter with a family of complete strangers, a grandfather, a grandmother, a young man and his crying little daughter. A few seconds later we heard a very loud boom that shook the entire house. The child started crying frantically.

Three minutes later we left the room. Into the home a man burst in, holding his 16 year old daughter who was hysterical. They had been outside, lying on the ground, and heard the very loud explosion very close. The family managed to quiet down the girl. We gradually settled down in this man's house, a man I don't know at all.