Living on the border between Israel and Lebanon brings a constant sense of tension and fear to Gilad Yehudai and his family. The area is marked by the sound of shelling, alarms, and the looming threat of a war breaking out at any moment. Yehudai, a resident of Kibbutz Shamir, has witnessed the escalation of cross-border attacks between Israel and Hezbollah in recent weeks.
With thousands of Israelis and Lebanese displaced and casualties rising on both sides, the prospect of an all-out war seems increasingly likely. Amid concerns of a regional conflict, Israeli officials are preparing for various scenarios, including the possibility of a preemptive strike on Hezbollah.
For Yehudai, the uncertainty of the situation has forced his family to live in a state of constant preparedness, ready to evacuate at a moment’s notice. The recurring threat of violence has taken a toll on daily life, with the added challenge of navigating through a region where GPS signals are deliberately jammed.
As the fear of war looms large, Yehudai grapples with the decision of whether to stay or leave, balancing the hope for peace with the harsh reality of living on the edge of conflict.
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