Not enough Israel citizens had astoundingly experienced this month the worst fire in the history of Israel, now weather reporters are crowing the storm that has been raging for the past few days as the worst storm in the past 30 years. During the hours the storm fumed at its peak, the wind ran as fast as 100 kilometers per hour and the sea waves rose to the height of 7 to 10 meters, completely shattering the windows of stores and coffee houses at Tel Aviv's coastline promenade. Consequently, the damages that were caused to the harbor and the promenade is estimated to stand at the amount of NIS hundreds of millions to the state, pilling up to the other hundreds of millions NIS worth of damage caused by the fire.
