11. A world without cigarettes

My father was born in the 1950s in a kibbutz in Israel. In those years there was no awareness of the harms of cigarettes. On one Purim holiday, my father, who was just a teenager, smoked so much and got nicotine poisoning. Since then he can't stand cigarettes. Today in the podcast we are going to talk about a country that decided to fight cigarettes - New Zealand. What does the new law say? What will happen to those who break the law and what is the situation regarding cigarettes in Israel? You can find the transcript and vocabulary list of this episode in the Piece of Hebrew Club