You may or may not know this, but Israel has Arabs living in it. This story comes from Nazareth:
"'We heard explosions in the night, but we had nowhere to go,' said Yihiya Sotari, 44, who for three decades has sold taped Islamic sermons, tracts and prayer beads from a market stall. 'In Jewish towns you have shelters and sirens, but here you have nothing,' he said. 'When it comes to security matters, it is an issue where the Arabs have no say. It is a Jewish-only issue.'
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...After Iraqi attacks with Scud missiles during the 1991 Persian Gulf War, Israel passed a law requiring every new building to include a bombproof bunker. But most of the homes, apartments and office buildings here predate that regulation, and few of the centuries-old stone buildings that climb up the hillside from Paulus VI Avenue have shelters. There are no public bomb shelters here, although some schools plan to open up basements during air raids.
On the next hilltop, the largely Jewish town of Nazaret Ilit has a number of shelters.
"I have discussed the issue with the Ministry of Interior and the home front and they have said there is no money for them," said Ramez Jaraysi, the mayor."
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/13908646/from/RS.5/Is anyone reminded of Hurricane Katrina here? I thought Israel was such a wonderful democracy. Why don't these people "have money" for bomb shelters? Sounds like the kind of thing that would have happened in American 50-60 years ago.