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    Posted November 17, 2012 by
    Shachar3
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    Tel Aviv, Israel
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    Israel-Gaza conflict: Your stories

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    Tel Aviv at war 15-16.11

    By Shachar3  |  Posted November 17, 2012  |  Tel Aviv, Israel
     

    CNN PRODUCER NOTE     After seeing explosions in the sky, Shachar3 says he grabbed his camera and set out to take photographs. He captured these photos in Tel Aviv between November 15 and November 16. "Tel Aviv is quite in a routine mode. There's no panic, but the streets are half empty. Many are in their homes," he says. "There is tension over the city and many are confused. Many still don't know what to do in case of an attack."
    - Anika3, CNN iReport producer

    This gallery shown the streets at Tel Aviv, following the Gaza rocket attacks, Th., Friday. Tel Aviv prepared for Friday & street are half empty. People still sitting in the coffe shops, but not as usual, & the city is silent.

    The blurry picture shown the moment of rocket interception over central Israel.

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