Residents of the Gaza envelope and the south woke up Tuesday morning to a particularly tense day, after the IDF launched Operation Shield and Arrow tonight, during which three senior Islamic Jihad operatives were eliminated. Those who chose to respond to the escalation in the south were, of course, the best celebrities of our country, who did not spare their opinion about the situation.
"Tonight, our IDF launched an operation and eliminated three senior Islamic Jihad figures and several other animals that were next to them," "Survivor" winner Liron Orfali (Tiltil) began his remarks in a story posted on his Instagram account, where he has 253,<> followers. "I saw that the Home Front Command was asking us to be alert, they weren't going to be silent. He asks to inspect the safe rooms, to tidy up. Open your eyes, be alert, be attentive to the Home Front Command. I don't think it's going to be an hour or two or two, nor is it going to be a day or two. I wish I was wrong."
Rich Leah Snirer also opened her day with a message to her followers, saying: "We woke up to a difficult morning. I embrace all the residents of the south. Let's hope it will be calm and quiet quickly, and in the meantime it will be an optimistic day, let's hope for the best."
The attack in the Gaza Strip, tonight, photo: IHP.
"I hear the helicopters above our heads, all the children in the safe room. God protect us and all the people of Israel. Good news, Amen," greeted Einav Bublil, who lives with her family in Ashkelon, not far from the communities near the Gaza Strip.
"Good luck to the soldiers and all our security forces. May God keep you, Amen," Mirren Buzaglo prayed. "On the go, for another long day's work. Connected to the news, stressed, anxious, afraid. I feel like stopping everything and going home to the kids," TV host Dana Grotzky shared her difficult feelings.
"Wai wai, may everything go well," was surprised Corinne Gideon, who woke up in the morning with tense news. "Ugh," added model Shavit Wiesel desperately. "Morning of war," Ofira Asayag noted. "We are waking up to a tense situation in the country, hoping that everyone will return safely and quietly to the residents of the south," wrote Pnina Rosenblum. "May he pass over our forces in peace, Amen," Ortal Amar joined in wishing well.
Grotzky's story // Screenshot from Instagram
"I don't care what the reason is. I am happy and congratulate the IDF, that finally the Gazans will also get unpleasant surprises. We're tired of only our side (suffering rocket fire from Gaza), good Israelis living for years under fire, in terrible traumas. Thank you to the privileged and the Shin Bet for the wonderful elimination of the three murderers. Don't stop," demanded Judy Nir Mozes, who did not hold back and stung the current government and the legal reform it wants to implement.
"Another round, another unnecessary violence that benefits no one but Palestinian and Israeli blood that will be spilled, except for more families who will lose their loved ones. Nothing will change the day after. Stop the violence," cried "Big Brother" veteran Nir Avishai Cohen.
Cohen's story // Screenshot from Instagram
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