According to the latest reports from Israel**, the capital has once again been hit by heavy Hamas rockets, causing a city-wide power outage**. The severity of the attack was not only due to the power outage it caused, but also to the fact that suicide bombers managed to infiltrate Israel and carry out a horrific assassination campaign against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
In the aftermath of the attack, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and members of his cabinet were forced to move to underground bunkers to ensure their safety. This incident has undoubtedly exacerbated tensions between Israel and Hamas and has aroused widespread concern in the international community.
For Israel, this incident is undoubtedly a serious challenge to its ***. Some analysts have pointed out that it is time for Israel to take more active defensive measures, such as digging tunnels, in response to similar attacks that may occur in the future.
However, excavating tunnels is not a simple project and requires a lot of manpower, material and financial resources. Therefore, Israel** needs to carefully consider the costs and benefits of this measure and weigh various factors to make an informed decision.
In short, Hamas's rocket attacks and suicide assassinations pose a serious security threat to Israel. In confronting this challenge, Israel** needs to show enough wisdom and determination to ensure the security and stability of the country.