In northern Israel, residents of Kiryat Shmona are feeling increasingly neglected by the government as they face repeated waves of conflict. With rocket sirens becoming a constant backdrop, many young people have left the city, leaving behind an older population that feels abandoned. This sense of neglect is exacerbated by the proximity to Lebanon and the frequency of wars, including recent conflicts with Iran and Hamas. This discontent highlights a growing rift between the government and its citizens, raising questions about national support and resilience in the face of ongoing threats.