Mexican lives the terror of the Iran-Israel war

“Who can sleep when they tell you that the missiles will arrive at 2 am, right?” he says. Mariana Salasa Mexican who lives in Israel with her family, in the midst of the alert following Iran launched “dozens of drones” into Israeli territory.

“We are just awake and glued to the phones because of the fact that missiles have already been launched at us,” responds Mariana, originally from Saltillo, Coahuila, when interviewed by the El Universal agency in Mexico City, while in Israel it was midnight.

“We are waiting for them to fall or what do I know,” says the woman who has been living in Israel for 10 years and has two children with her husband. The 36-year-old compatriot indicates that “the truth is crazy, we didn’t know if she was going to dare.”

Food reservation

He emphasizes that “everyone is awake. Many did prepare and buy rations. They say that at 2 am the missiles arrive that might not be intercepted.”

Mariana adds that “just at night they sent us messages that everything is suspended this Sunday: kindergarten and everything, because reprisals were expected and well yes. “It was obvious from the moment the government sent the notice that something was coming.”

He highlights that the family is usually together in Tel Aviv, but since “it is Iran’s main target, it is not safe to be there now. “It’s better for me to stay in the city I live in, but we are awake to run to the (security) room. “Who can sleep when they tell you that the missiles arrive at 2:00 am, right?” He tells this medium.

He adds that it is in Modiin, “30 minutes from Tel Aviv. I know, it’s nothing, I’m basically close, but hey, it’s another city,” says Mariana, who works in a cybersecurity company.

Mariana Salas, originally from Coahuila, has lived in Tel Aviv, Israel, for 10 years and, although she might leave that country, she refuses to do so. #Hora21 con @JLANoticias | #AlwaysLive | #Always with you | Go on pic.twitter.com/kMpH6gDxjA

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The Mexican Mariana Salas spoke to us regarding what it is like to live in Israel in the atmosphere of tension due to the attacks by the Hamas group: “We don’t know what to do, no one imagined it.”
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Tracking and interception

The Israeli Army confirmed today, Saturday, April 13, the launch of “dozens of drones” from Iran towards Israel, but warned that it will take “several hours” to reach the country and that the Israeli Air Force is tracking them in order to intercept them.

Iran had threatened retaliation for the bombing of its consulate in Damascus on April 1, in which two of its generals were killed and which it attributed to Israel.

The escalation comes once morest the backdrop of the war between Israel and Hamas, in power in the Gaza Strip, that has left more than 33,000 dead, triggered by a bloody raid by Islamist commandos in southern Israel on October 7. , which left more than a thousand dead and hundreds kidnapped.

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