Know Thy Enemy, Which Could Be Thy Neighbor! - The Tamar Yonah Show [audio]

 I was on a Podcast!

 

Thank you Tamar Yona and Israel News Talk Radio for hosting me on your recent podcast to discuss the release of the second book in my “In Their Own Words” series titled “What Do They Pray For?”

Please listen to it here: The Tamar Yonah Show.

Please visit the ‘My Books’ page. Thank you.

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