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Why would anybody in Israel rely on such 'service' when they have fully automated missile detection system that sounds alarms within the region of possible impa
by korzun 12y ago
Why would anybody in Israel rely on such 'service' when they have fully automated missile detection system that sounds alarms within the region of possible impact.
Not to mention that twitter feed that gets it's news from another web site is a giant waste of time if you are trying to avoid rockets.
It seems to me you drank the kool-aid, without any fact checking.
If you want to do the 'lives' angle, if my life was at risk I would rely on billion dollar missile defense system. Not a delayed Twitter feed.
- Blahah 12y agoIf my life was at risk I'd probably not restrict myself to one source of information about possible sources of impending death.
- myrdev 12y agoGiven some of the posts elsewhere in the thread, that automated warning system isn't foolproof, so more info is better.
- judah 12y agoAlarm sounding isn't totally reliable. One rocket hit a northern city, Hadera, 60 miles outside of Gaza today. No alarm that instance, I'm told.