Sirens Went Off During Our Live Interview | Israel Under Fire

Описание: As sirens continue to sound across Israel following joint Israeli and U.S. strikes on Iran beginning last Saturday, Israeli families including dual Canadian citizens, and Canadian tourists, are moving in and out of bomb shelters.

Montreal lawyer Neil Oberman arrived to visit his son in Israel last week. He was describing what it's like in the middle of a war, when rocket alerts interrupted our interview.

Then we speak with Professor Thomas Juneau of the University of Ottawa, who explains what the reported death of Iran’s Supreme Leader could mean — and what to watch for in the days ahead.

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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction to life under Iranian retaliation rockets
09:13 Alerts and Air Raid Sirens interrupt interview with Neil Oberman
15:34 Iran's Supreme Leader is dead, but is the regime?
17:14 Why Iranians in the world should celebrate Iran’s leadership change
18:10 Iran keeps Israel as its main target
25: 56 Dangers of Iranian terrorists operating in Canada?
28:28 What the next 24-48 hours look like.

Host and writer:Ellin Bessner [email protected]
Production team:Zachary Kauffman (senior producer), Andrea Varsany (producer)Michael Fraiman (executive producer)
Alicia Richler, The CJN’s Editorial Director
Music: Bret Higgins

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