correspondent paula slater spoke with more traditionally pensioner about living under fear of bombardment. israel has the most advanced a defense system in the world and the army is amongst the best there is but still as much as a 3rd of his radius of vulnerable and exposed to rocket attacks from gaza. is 76 years old she's a retired artist whose husband died 10 years ago she lives alone in an apartment block in central israel unable to reach a maclet or bomb shelter i'm pretty fit really cool for the reason that i and actually 2 bullet flee to italy and the other 3 fear that there will be a. carriage and i went here it obviously and advocate for the top of the flat on the 1st floor and. get that to the mc left that normally go down the stairs to the fickle floor and that. big anywhere between 2 to 3000000 israelis live in homes that do not have a bomb shelter it was only in the last 30 years that it became law for new apartments to build one room that was fortified in older buildings such altars are either one the ground floor or outside from the moment the siren sounds he has one minute

middle east correspondent paula slater both join is now we go 1st though to say you're in television see if this will just take you through what happened. what do you grow of rocket fire. into the steady from hamas in the past 12 hours or so the 1st round of fire happened on tuesday evening at around 9 pm and i was caught in the city when it happened and i was walking along the street and i was literally dragged into the shelter by the passer by so there is this protocol you have to follow when there is an incident like this happen when you hear a siren you have 90 seconds to get into the shelter so you have to locate the nearest shelter and get into this and they say you'll have to go quickly but calmly the reason for this is because there are when people panic and run and they can stumble and injure themselves and i can tell you that when the siren goes off it's. you know you have this potential panic in your gut it's so loud and it's so. overwhelming and it's hard to stay calm but that's what you got to do. basically they were around. so that. roused all fire on tuesday night it l