Six months of Hezbollah fire keeps uprooted Israelis in limbo
From a temporary seaside abode in northern Israel, Shay and Reut Hanegbi can hear the explosions when missiles are fired from Lebanon towards their hometown on the border, only four miles (6 km) away. They are among around 60,000 Israelis still uprooted from the small frontline communities since October, when the powerful militia Hezbollah began attacking from Lebanese hilltop villages and forest hideouts. Iranian-backed Hezbollah started firing at northern Israel a day after Palestinian group H
Source: aol.com
