By Abe Selig for the Jerusalem Post
Israelis sit in a bomb shelter in the southern city of Ashkelon
BEERSHEBA, Israel — Walking through the rubble on the floor of Gabi Ben-Hamu's Beersheba home on Sunday, everyone was talking about miracles.
It was hard to imagine joy, or at least awe at a time like this. Ben-Hamu's recently remodelled ground-floor apartment had absorbed the majority of a Grad rocket strike, which had landed nearby just hours before.
Reporter’s Notebook: Miracles and wonders
By Abe Selig for the Jerusalem Post
Israelis sit in a bomb shelter in the southern city of Ashkelon
BEERSHEBA, Israel — Walking through the rubble on the floor of Gabi Ben-Hamu’s Beersheba home on Sunday, everyone was talking about miracles.
It was hard to imagine joy, or at least awe at a time like this. Ben-Hamu’s recently remodelled ground-floor apartment had absorbed the majority of a Grad rocket strike, which had landed nearby just hours before.
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