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Hey listeners, it's Mishi and this, of course, is Israel's story.

So once again, we find ourselves in uncharted territory for the last two days since Israel

began its attack on Iranian targets in the early hours of Friday morning.

We've all been glued to our phones as the Homefront Command instructs us when to enter, and then when it's safe to exit, our bomb shelters.

There's no school, workplaces are shut, assemblies are forbidden,

and most significantly, over the last couple of nights, we've been

bombarded, buildings have been hit, and people have sadly been injured and killed. Our offices

are closed as well, like all other non-essential workplaces in the country. But Mitch Ginsburg and I

actually came in here to quickly record this.

And as we were walking into the building, three minutes ago, we got another notification

from the Homefront Command to enter the Meklatt, the bomb shelter, because there was another

launch from Iran.

And luckily our studios are actually in the bomb shelter.

So we are now both recording and being safe.

And the sirens are currently blaring outside.

So yeah, while all kinds of very unwanted things are flying here from Iran these days,

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