Residents and workers were seen surveying the damage in Israel’s northern city of Nahariya on Friday morning (March 27), a day after what Israeli authorities said was a rocket barrage fired by Hezbollah. Homes with shattered windows and shrapnel damage were seen at a building closest to the site of the strike. One of the residents expressed his distress and said that the people felt like “sitting ducks,” adding the Israeli government failed to provide adequate security. The war, now in its fourth week, has killed more than 2,000 people, upended global markets, and prompted Iranian strikes that have effectively shut the Strait of Hormuz and disrupted global air traffic.