As I was wheeled into theatre, the doctor, he looked down to me and said, what's your name?

I said, my name's Yankee.

He said, my name is Lady Yitzchok.

He then put me under and I went into theater.

And when I woke up a few hours later, he came to me, told me that he lives, he's a Jewish

doctor.

He lives in Bondi and he heard there was a shooting.

And he assumed straight away that patients are going to be sent to his hospital.

So he just got in his car and drove the hospital.

He wasn't on duty. He wasn't on shift. He wasn't even on call. And he just came straight to the hospital.

This episode manifested super quickly. I have a conversation with Yankee Super, who is a shot

hot cello member on the scene at Bondi Beach. We discussed what happened, the miracles that

occurred, and how to hold on to hope.

This episode is powered by PZ deals and CBN News. Here we go. Yankee Super. Thank you so much for doing

this. In general, I am so thankful for anyone does an interview, particularly by, you're literally

still in the hospital and you're so willing to talk and speak to the world after everything you've gone through.

So first off, from the bottom of my heart and everyone, thank you.

And we're hoping you're getting better and doing better.

Thank you.

Thank you, Akka.

It was important for me to get on in just publicly.

Nissen, Nissen, publicly acknowledged the Nissen that happened.

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