Between high-voltage lines and underground gas pipelines, residents of Wadi al-Na'am, who live next to the Neot Hovav petrochemical industrial zone, have no way to protect themselves – not from missile attacks and not from the hazardous materials that could leak from the factories. In this war, they say, they were lucky. But what will happen next time?

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