Brian Lear on WNYC so flying is one big stressor around Thanksgiving.

We're going to end today with a call in on another one, maybe even bigger.

On the Frought Holiday question, what are you anticipating at your Thanksgiving table regarding the Israel

Hamas war and how do you plan to handle it?

212-433, WNYC 212 433 962.

What are you anticipating at your Thanksgiving table

regarding the Israel Hamas war?

And how do you plan to handle it? Do you plan to bring up the subject? Do you hope to avoid the

subject or how do you hope to handle the subject if others bring it up and it gets hot?

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And obviously you don't need me to tell you

how intense people's feelings are about this conflict

and the reactions to it in this country but as your calls are coming in

here's a smattering of what's in the press now anticipating Thanksgiving or

just about communities fraying generally over this.

The cover story in New York magazine right now

is called Torn Up and Torn Apart.

And it starts by saying at workplaces and in restaurants,

on university campuses, and in playgrounds over

Instagram and along lam posts, the war in Gaza has shifted something in the

psyche of New York. Family members are confronting the vast distance between one another

sense of justice. Friend group chats that were once warm and boisterous are

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