On 15 November, on a BICOM conference call, Haaretz defence correspondent Amos Harel briefed journalists on the latest developments in the conflict between Israel and armed groups in the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip, and Chief Inspector Micky Rosenfeld, the foreign press spokesman for the Israel Police, briefed journalist about the impact on the Israeli home front. The following is a summary of their remarks.
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