Touring in the shadow of war

When  the war broke out, two days ago, she was busy touring the country with a group of tourists. That's her job. Li is a tourist guide. She's been at it for more than a decade. An experienced guide. But war is not something that she encountered before. Not on that scale. What do you do in those circumstances? How do you act? How do you stay calm? More exactly, how do you keep others calm? 

From the Dead Sea to Tiberias, Li navigated the murky waters of wartime tourism with eight people under her wing. Today, she safely made it to Tel Aviv with everyone in good spirits. I came to see her in the hotel, and in the spur of the moment, I asked her if she'd agree to share her experience in front of the camera. During the recording, you may or may not hear a distant rumbling coming in through the soundproof windows, but we definitely could hear it, or rather feel it, a rolling thundering growl, the sound of war. 

This is the raw footage of our talk.