Israelis say southern towns left unprotected as war with Iran intensifies

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This article highlights widespread anger and feelings of vulnerability among residents of Israel's southern Negev region, who believe the government has left them unprotected from Iranian missile attacks. They view the government's response as a "complete failure" resulting from years of neglect, despite significant spending in other areas. The article features a direct quote from Avi Dabush of Rabbis for Human Rights, criticizing the lack of civilian protection following recent missile strikes on Dimona and Arad.

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