IDF Graphic Shows New York, Empire State Building Under Rocket Fire (PHOTO)
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by Algemeiner Staff
A graphic published by the Israel Defense Forces to illustrate what life is like under rocket fire shows missiles raining on New York City.
The image, captioned “what would you do?” shows the Empire State Building surrounded by raging fires as smoking missiles fly overhead.
On Twitter, alongside the photo, the IDF wrote, “Sirens heard across the country. Gaza terrorists are firing barrages of rockets. Israel is under attack.”
The Jewish state has faced hundreds of rocket attacks on civilian population centers over the past days and weeks and launched Operation Protective Edge on Tuesday morning to stem the strikes.
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