This Ongoing War: A Blog: 18-Nov-12: The Tzeva Adom sirens

Sunday, November 18, 2012

18-Nov-12: The Tzeva Adom sirens - this morning's status

This morning in the Tel Aviv area; the specific location we leave to readers to identify. Snapshot taken by a first responder. [Image Source]

From published sources, these are the times and places where incoming rocket warnings ("Tzeva Adom") were reported this morning (Sunday) - so far:

07:15 am Sha'ar Hanegev
07:45 am Sha'ar Hanegev
08:15 am Ashkelon (including direct hit on a residence)
08:35 am Haaretz says two people were injured by shrapnel after a Gazan rocket hit a building in Ashkelon. In addition, five people were treated for shock
09:00 am Ashkelon and Hof Ashkelon region
09:20 am Sdot Negev and Sha'ar Hanegev
09:30 am Sdot Negev and Sha'ar Hanegev
09:40 am Ashdod and Hevel Yavne region
10:00 am Eshkol region
10:05 am Ashdod
10:30 am Ashdod and Hevel Yavne region
10:30 am Ashkelon
10:30 am Hof Ashkelon region
10:30 am Tel Aviv, Givatayim and Ramat Gan. Haaretz reports that there were two rockets, and at least one was intercepted by the Iron Dome missile system. A car was set alight by an incoming rocket (photo above), but apart from the property damage, no one was injured.
10:35 am Rishon Lezion, Gan Raveh region
10:30 am Ashkelon and Hof Ashkelon region
10:40 am Ashkelon, Ashdod and Hof Ashkelon region. Haaretz says a rocket struck a residence in Ashkelon, causing severe damage to building; no immediate word of injuries
11:00 am Ashdod, Bnei Ayish region, and Hevel Yavne region
11:10 am Ashkelon and Hof Ashkelon region
11:15 am Sderot
11:25 am Sdot Negev and Sha'ar Hanegev regions. Haaretz says an Israeli was seriously injured by a rocket that crashed into the Sha'ar Hanegev region
12:00 am Hof Ashkelon region
12:15 am Ashdod and Hevel Yavne region
12:40 am Ofakim, Sdot Negev region, Merhavim region, Eshkol region, Bnei Shimon region and Sderot

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