Ashkelon during first days of ceasefire

The video covers the impact of a ceasefire in Ashkelon, Israel, where children enjoy temporary peace near bomb shelters. Adults express skepticism about the ceasefire's longevity. Personal stories highlight the devastation of rocket attacks, including injuries and property damage. A military officer shares his experiences of delivering tragic news to families. Ashkelon's mayor faces challenges from recent rocket damage, recalling past ceasefire failures. As soldiers return to normal life, the hope for lasting peace remains.

What was the immediate effect of the ceasefire on the children near the bomb shelters?

• They had to stay indoors.

• They could play football and enjoy fresh air.

• They continued to live in fear.

• They were evacuated to a safer location.

What was the major concern of the adults in Ashkelon regarding the ceasefire?

• They were unaware of the ceasefire.

• They believed it would last indefinitely.

• They thought it might collapse soon.

• They were confident in its success.

What was the role of Yosi, the military major, during the conflict?

• To lead military operations.

• To deliver news of soldiers' deaths to families.

• To negotiate peace agreements.

• To provide medical aid to the injured.

What happened to Ashkelon's Mayor's old school during the conflict?

• It was turned into a shelter.

• It was hit by a rocket.

• It remained untouched.

• It was used as a military base.

What does the history of previous ceasefires suggest about their stability?

• They are never agreed upon.

• They lead to permanent peace.

• They often collapse after a short period.

• They are always successful.