Reaction of a group of Argentines barbecuing on a rooftop in Tel Aviv before Hezbollah’s attack with rockets on Israel

a group of argentina prepared a rooftop roast In Tel Aviv and see how Hezbollah missiles were intercepted by famous Israeli air defense systems iron DomeThis scene, as was the everyday Dantesque, was recorded on video: the diners, instead of panicking, decided to approach the situation calmly and even with some humor.

single chairs, some chairs and a table a few bottles of wine they decorated the roof of a building One of the most cosmopolitan cities in the countryOn one wall of the balcony, which seemed to be on a higher floor, a backpack and even a crutch were visible.

israeli night was clear at the time of the video and the community was celebrating holiday of simchat torahIn which passages from the Jewish holy book Torah are read and dance is performed. A joyous holiday within the Hebrew tradition.

for these four argentinaThe presence of missiles was not a cause for concern, fear, or urgency to move to shelters, even if in the background. sirens could be heard Asking civilians to move to bomb shelters.

Actually, terrorist group Hezbollahwhich operates from Lebanon, fired four missiles Towards Tel Aviv and central Israel. The Israeli military announced that there were no reports of injuries. But glimpses of the barbecue were recorded on video, Fast to stick on protective dome,

The photos were spread on the network by journalist Daniel Lerer and sequence lasts 43 secondsInitially, one of the diners at the barbecue appeared to be sitting on a chair, with his feet propped up on another chair and wearing shorts and a sweatshirt. sky filmingA splint covers his right knee, perhaps due to an injury to that area.

“Where are they, idiot?”an Argentine asked himself. Who was then feeling restless and was in a hurry to seek shelter. “No, come on, come on, come on,” he said. Another man with a blue and orange sports jacket crossed and approached on the edge of the balcony With zero.

One of the four friends who recorded the video and met at dinner spoke out reluctance to abandon ritual Argentines moved to the Middle East. He was heard saying, “We are not going down from floor 8 now.”

“You have to wait ten minutes.”replied the young man wearing a blue and orange sweatshirt, who after a few seconds asked himself: “And Who controls the roast?,

The phone recording what happened kept swinging from side to side Looking for where the missiles will appear Coming from Lebanon. The siren continued to sound.

“Of course!”, supported another man who already seemed convinced to let the potential aerial threat pass to concentrate on the Creole banquet.

Across from him, in another building, Argentina saw more people surveying the sky lit up like a war with rockets. “Look, there are also some“Everyone is on the balcony out front,” said another, as if feeling accompanied and validated in their decision not to go down to the shelter.

A few moments later, one of the diners spotted one of the missiles in the Israeli sky. “There there, there’s one, look” he said emphatically.

Another missile appeared below the first missile, identified in the video as two orange dots of light above buildings. After a few seconds, their eyes fell on the third and one of the young men asked himself: “What the hell are we doing?” Another was fascinated: “Look how good it is, idiot.”

To which he replied: “Iron Dome, idiot”It is sometimes known as Iron Dome and is a mobile Israeli air defense system.

It fires surface-to-air missiles to intercept short-range rockets, aircraft and other missiles launched from a range of 4 to 70 kilometers.

“Uh, be careful,” one of the friends yells, but always in a calm tone, reassuring that their lives are not in danger. They laughed, watched the explosions in the sky and chatted amicably until the filming ended.

Then, Hezbollah announced that it had launched a rocket against “a military industrial site on the outskirts of Tel Aviv” in central Israel, and which “hit the target with precision.” Israel also attacked Lebanese areas, one of its battle fronts since last October 7, when Hamas militants attacked a community in southern Israel.