They can hear Hamas going all around them.

They have gunshots hitting the ground and puffs coming up around them.

And Mia is between Shania's legs.

And, you know, at one point, at one point, Shania thinks she's been shot.

And she says, I think I've just got shot.

You know, when she kind of whispers to her friend, Mia, and says, I've been shot.

And Mia says, you haven't been shot.

It's a thorn.

And there was a thorn.

Basically, she got a thorn like in her backside. And like these thorns that said were two, three inches long. They feel like getting shot. one of the things that they all did as well was that they had they had a fear that if they had their location responders on and their phones, that Hamas

might have access to that, that Hamas had access to WhatsApp and that maybe they could be

geolocated. So they turned off their phones.

Hello, my name is Anne McElheny. And I'm Phila McAleer. Welcome to the Ann and

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indeed. We're back in California. In the United States of America. Just back from Israel,

a country that has a lot of healing to do, we've spent two or three weeks there. And it's also a

country that is united, united in its opposition to Hamasas but also united in its disdain

for the country of our birth, Ireland as we found. They really have it in for Ireland and

we'll check if it's justified. And talking of Ireland, one of the leading journalists, one of Ireland's

leading journalists, boasts about keeping facts from the public, quote, for their own good, close quotes.

We look at how Ireland is the prime example of how they go from, you know,

we've got to stop misinformation and disinformation,

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