What does home mean to you? I'm Jimmy Femarewa, writer, broadcaster, and restaurant critic.

And I've been speaking to well-known names about what home means to them.

And it was in the East End, it was in Burmese, when Burmese was rough.

I remember thinking, that the boys are going to fancy me.

Good number, Otty, and a chicken curry. You are full, you are connected to your culture,

and you may get a heart attack.

That's where's home really. With me, Jimmy Femarewa.

Find it wherever you're listening to this.

This is John Bachelor, a conversation with my colleagues at W-O-R-710-A-M-N-E-York City,

Len Burman and Michael Riedel, about the situation, what little we understand of the situation in Gaza,

anticipating perhaps an offensive, perhaps a bad turn in the road in which the North would explode.

Fog of war. This is a brief exchange.

I mention the many times I've been to Gaza and broadcast from Inside Gaza.

And what I've learned over the years of the challenge of combat in Gaza.

Not only for these last decades, but also for hundreds, thousands of years.

Gaza has been part of the story of the unsettled Middle East.

Here's W-O-R, Len Burman, Michael Riedel, and my responses. Thank you.

On 7-10, weeknights from 9 to midnight.

As we welcome you in, John, I know most of your discussion each night has been the war in Israel.

You know, you're well read on the subject. You have a lot of important opinions.

Let's start with today's news, John, with the President going there.

What do you make of Biden showing up in Israel tomorrow?

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