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Tourists under fire as siren goes off in Jerusalem

Tourists under fire as siren goes off in Jerusalem

July 11, 2014 16:24

By Rosa Doherty

1 min read

The following is footage taken during and after a rocket attack on Jerusalem this evening. Tourists respond to the outstanding experience. Tazpit News Agency.

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