Intercepts in the northern sky/social networks
"It's time to complete defenses so we can stay here," said Lt. Col. Uri Kellner, head of the Golan Regional Council, on Ben Kasfit Vinon Magal's program on radio 103FM, against the backdrop of the heavy barrage fired at the Golan Heights this morning. "Fortunately, the shooting fell in the territories and not hit any civilian infrastructure.
The schools in the council have opened, we maintain a routine here that continues.
This shows the great resilience of the State of Israel and the Golan, and this is what
we will strive to do in the future." Saying this as someone who returned from three and a half months of fighting in Gaza.
The residents stand here with resilience and strength against any enemy, the State of Israel needs to act and support them, this is where we are measured."
Kellner reiterated that the Golan Regional Council will not be evacuated. "A strategic decision was made that we were not evacuated.
If the army expresses the need for it, we may turn out individuals, but not settlements.
The IDF, in coordination with us, is prepared and ready to defend the Golan, and this is what we also demand from the Israeli government. We see that wherever the settlements have been evacuated, security has decreased. We are holding on to the ground here, maintaining security, and it is better for the Israeli government to strengthen us than to send us reparations."
"If the army expresses the need for it, we may turn in individuals, but not settlements."
Falls in an open area in the Golan Heights/documentation on social networks according to Section 27 A of the Copyright Law
Eitan Davidi, chairman of Moshav Margaliot, explained that the residents of Moshav live under constant threat. "We do not have the privilege of alarms, a week ago some workers were hit by an anti-tank missile in direct formation. We are so close to the fence that the warning does not reach us, we hear a warning Once a week. For every ten launches towards us, we hear one alarm, sometimes an alarm also sounds after the fall."
"We're just deployed here under the ridge, living in Russian roulette, if you were in the wrong place at the wrong time, you'd bleed to death."
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"I protest the application, things should have been done differently. For months we have been fired upon, the IDF destroys the launcher that fired and God forbid it returns.
A policy change is needed.
I have warned the state several times about the ridge from which they are shooting at us, a week ago they shot at our workers from there, it is not clear to me why the ridge is not flat."
"I have warned the state several times about the ridge from which they are shooting at us, it is not clear to me why it does not level."
Smoke plumes after the launch of an anti-tank missile to Moshav Margaliot/Eli Ashkenazi
Davidi attacked the government for neglecting the settlements along the conflict line.
"The Israeli government has ceased to function here, we do not receive any service from any official. The settlements of the fence have been neglected for years, criminal neglect, of course with the outbreak of the war it got worse. If there are electrical faults, they only come to fix them once every two days. Just for the neglect here, a commission of inquiry should be opened ".
"We need to apply a policy of Margaliot law to Tel Aviv law," concluded Davidi.
"This is not what is actually happening. We the residents have patience, and we will give the time to fight and settle the threat of Hezbollah. We know it will not be easy, but we have no other choice."
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