“With every rocket, the "ordinary citizens" crowded into their shelters and safe rooms, putting on their masks. Our people did not worry about missiles carrying chemical warheads! No one went to their room and put on their masks. Everyone was on the roof, whistling, shrieking, and cheering and directing the missile as though they were steering it: "Yalla, muster your strength," "Hurry, be careful," "The Patriot's been fired," "Go right," "Go to Tel Aviv, " "Hurry, hurry"!

As for that old woman from Al-Bireh, she said on an internal TV network what the whole people were saying. She asked the journalist while the viewers watched: "If I say something, will Saddam hear me?" "He will hear you! Speak, hajjeh!" "Listen Saddam, strike and don't worry if it hits us along with them, hit them and hit us!”