Months After Operation Pillar of Defense Israeli Families Who Lost Homes Struggle to Rebuild
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An Israeli woman stands outside a damaged house hit by a rocked fired from the Gaza Strip that hit a house near the Israel-Gaza border, Friday, Nov. 16, 2012. Photo: Tsafrir Abayov/Flash90.
Ynet – Aharon Hachmon from Beersheba is counting the days. A month after Operation Pillar of Defense ended, Hachmon and other residents of the south whose house were hit in rocket attacks are still unable to return to their homes.
“There’s a feeling that the authorities are saying, ‘The house is gone, oh well.’ It’s been over a month and they haven’t done anything yet,” he says.
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