Saying Tehillim and Israeli pop culture

I daven shacharit every morning (morning prayers) and with the rockets and all, it seemed like there should be something extra or specific I should be saying to pray for the safety of everyone here.  (Interesting to me that this feeling of a need to say a special prayer for this came to me just now, when living here.  There were times when I lived in the US when there were also rockets here and while I certainly thought about it and followed it closely in the news, I don’t recall thinking that it should specifically change my morning prayers.  I suppose I should have – this is just my experience) Anyway, I texted the rabbi at the shul here and he said its customary to say Psalm 130.  After looking it up, I remembered it from my Hebrew Day-School days – we used to say it if there was a big tragedy or issue in the community (not very often; I remember thinking it was a big deal if we were saying that Psalm).  Here is the psalm: