Living Under Missile & Rocket Fire - LIVE - The Tamar Yonah Show

The Tamar Yonah Show delivers a live, emotionally charged broadcast from Israel amid ongoing missile and drone attacks from Hezbollah in Lebanon and Iran-backed proxies. Host Tamar Yonah opens with real-time alerts of rocket fire in northern Israel, emphasizing the constant danger while underscoring the resilience of Israeli civilians. She interviews Josh Wander, an American-born Israeli rabbi and Aliyah activist, who discusses the historic possibility of restoring the Paschal sacrifice (Korban Pesach) on the Temple Mount—a ritual absent for millennia. Wander highlights that the Temple Mount’s recent closure to all worshippers, including Muslims during Ramadan, presents a rare opportunity to perform this sacred commandment without disruption. The conversation shifts to the irony and spiritual crisis of Jews fleeing Israel for Passover, particularly via Egypt and Jordan, despite the holiday’s core theme of returning from exile to the Land of Israel. Yonah and Wander frame the current war as a divine test and a moment of national redemption, stressing that the miracles of minimal casualties under massive barrages are evidence of God’s protection. The episode concludes with a powerful reading of a 2021 account from Ashkelon detailing the trauma of rocket attacks, followed by a call for a decisive victory over Iran and its proxies, warning that a negotiated ceasefire would only delay inevitable conflict. The tone remains defiant, faith-driven, and deeply nationalistic, rooted in the belief that Israel’s survival is both a military and spiritual imperative.