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Report: Tourists in Tel Aviv Remain Undeterred by Rocket Fire
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Lonely Planet ranked Tel Aviv as one of the best beach cities. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.
Ynet – Two rocket salvos were fired by Hamas at the greater Tel Aviv area Thursday, with debris falling on southern Tel Aviv after Iron Dome intercepted the missiles, and two rockets falling in open areas.
However, Tel Aviv, a beach city that has become a tourist hotbed in recent years, remained undeterred with locals continuing with their lives, and the tourists visiting the city are no exception.
