Interview in the days of Coronavirus

Dennis Vacco and Jon Purizhansky - regular guests of the program "War and Peace" - were supposed to come to Israel in March 2020. However, the coronavirus pandemic has made adjustments. We recorded this interview "in the distance." How is America struggling with this disease, what is happening in New York State and what will the world be like after coronavirus?


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