Yossi Melman

it is becoming a war of attrition with no sign of ending it.

A lot of Israelis are fatigued.

Most Israelis are waking up every night for the last 23 days, three, four, five times a night and running to the shelters.

Some of Israelis have shelters in their own houses, but many of the population, nearly 30%,

have no shelter at all.

So there is a feeling of fatigue, feeling that we don't see an end to it.

Continuing to target the leadership is not going to topple the regime.

It might cause delays.

It might cause disruption.

But what I think it does is that it's emboldening the leaders that are stepping into their positions.

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Well, actually, there was no surprise because all of Israel is basically covered and a target for Iranian ballistic missiles.

And one shouldn't forget also for Hezbollah from Lebanon's missiles.

They are striking all parts of Israel, including my town.

This morning there were fragments which hit not far from where I live.

That it is becoming a war of attrition with no sign of ending it.

A lot of Israelis are fatigued.

Most Israelis are waking up every night for the last 23 days, three, four, five times a night and running to the shelters.

Some of Israelis have shelters in their own houses, but many of the population, nearly 30%,

have no shelter at all.