A terrorist on the roads. Then Iranian missiles. One ordinary Sunday in Israel.

An Arab Israeli terrorist left his hometown, got in his car, and started driving. He opened fire at a gas station. Then at a community entrance. Then at a passing car. Town to town, no one knew where he would stop.

He stopped at Tzur Natan.
Haim Kalomiti heard the shots. He was 55 years old and a member of his community's emergency response team. He didn't lock his door and wait. He ran toward the danger, putting himself between the terrorist and his neighbors.

Haim died. Police killed the terrorist. That was the morning.

That night, Iran launched ballistic missiles at Israel. Sirens sounded from the north to Jerusalem. Schools closed. Israel struck back before dawn.

One day. Two attacks. This is how Israel lives.
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