In the bubble — Tel Aviv after the attack
By DW
22 April 2022 |
4:12 pm
Tel Aviv is back to "normal" after a terror attack. DW correspondent and Tel Aviv resident Sarah Hofmann examines what that means as military operations continue just kilometers away in the Palestinian territories.
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