Arab-Israeli Conflict

WATCH: Life on the Gaza border: Brush my teeth or go to safe room?

Adele Raemer, a resident of Kibbutz Nirim, near the Gaza border, is an activist who publicizes the plight of Israelis living under Hamas terror.

She faces a dilemma before retiring for the night, wondering whether she should risk taking a few moments to brush her teeth before the next siren calling on civilians to run to their safe rooms.

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