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The stores of Dizengoff Center, one of the best-known shopping centers in Tel Avivthey keep their doors open. Four levels underground, its parking lot houses a air raid shelter where dozens of people they have their residence for almost a month, reports Efe. “We came the same day the war started, Saturday the 28th (February),” Kochava, about 60 years old, tells EFE from the tent where she lives with her husband and daughter. His plot, delimited by the lines of the parking space occupied by the structure in which he now rests, is full of boxes with hygiene products provided by volunteers and some suitcases. To his right, attached to a concrete column, a handwritten sign warns: “Do not photograph.”