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Israel's new government is getting into its stride and prompting a backlash.

There's a changing of the guards in the IDF.

And we'll have a long and in-depth conversation

with the veteran Middle East Watcher

and New York Times colonist Tom Friedman.

It's Unholy.

I'm Jonathan Friedland of The Guardian in London.

And I'm Unite Levy of news in my neighborhood, Jonathan. There's a lot to go through.

But maybe there are other things to talk about before just diving

into judicial reforms and such. I know. There's so much going on where you are. And it's in a way

slightly shaming that the big story for a second week and maybe even a third or fourth week in this

part of the world has still been really Prince Harry and this book, Spare, brilliantly titled,

I must say, in which he vents all his frustration at being the spare, not the air.

It is a total phenomenon.

I mean, it's very rare for me to feel any envy for the Royals at all, because as you know,

I am that rare thing of a pro-Winds

Republican, meaning I think we should abolish the thing because it's so bad for their

family. And I think that position has been mightily vindicated in recent weeks when you just

see how awful it is for all of them. And therefore, I really would not wish on even my worst

enemy to be born a royal. But a little spasm of envy did kick

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