In Israeli Haifa, too, the protective bunker becomes an unpleasant everyday life again

In the middle of the city you can now hear small birds twittering. The car noise has disappeared, no motorcycle makes the muscles play. That could be beautiful and idyllic if it weren’t war. It is on Saturday morning in Haifa, the third largest city of Israel, on the Mediterranean coast. A few hours ago, the sirens cried here, it was rocket alarm – for the third time within one night.