This is CBS Eye on the World.

Here's John Batchelor.

Malcolm Honeline, my colleague and friend,

Conference of President's major American Jewish organizations,

and we go immediately to our colleague in Israel, in the north of Israel,

nine kilometers from the Lebanon border.

Lieutenant Colonel Reserve, Surit Sahavi, founder, President of Alma.

And the last time we spoke, Surit said you have about less than 30 seconds to get to a shelter

when the sirens go off. The reporting

from Jerusalem these last 48 hours has been pockmarked by rockets coming from the north,

150 yesterday. I don't know how many in the last 24 hours. Surit, a very good day to you. You're

nine kilometers from the border.

Do I remember correctly that you have less than 30 seconds to get to a shelter? Good day to you.

Officially, we have 15 seconds to make it to the shelter, and unofficially, we never make it on time.

And the last 24 hours, where are the rockets that you can measure that you hear?

Everywhere.

It's just all around us.

We hear the rockets all the time, every day, everywhere.

And in the past two weeks, there were a few incidents that the rockets were specifically to my hometown, to our area.

And we had hits here, and we had one person who was killed not far from where I live, like a few hundreds of meters from where I live.

Malcolm, you have a question.

So can you give us as a general assessment?

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