Hello, I'm Yonite Levy of Channel 12 in Tel Aviv.

And I'm Jonathan Friedland of The Guardian in London.

And we are unholy, two Jews on the news from Keshet podcast. Jonathan, what you've

been up to. Different tone of voice, Yonit, because in the last few days, you have been Yonit Levy of London,

because you were here. Indeed. Indeed. And in such an impolite, spontaneous Israeli way,

I basically called you up and say, hey, free for coffee.

That's right.

Coffee, lunch, dinner.

We had to push you out of the house.

It was wonderful the first time since we have been doing this because of COVID and everything else that we've been able to be face to face.

Normally it's basically been the same experience as anybody listening.

It is connecting to each

other via technology and just little earphones, but instead there we were in person, real human

beings. Yes, you are a real human being. That was surprising. Want to give any grades for my gift

giving abilities?

Yes.

I am holding in my hand, here it is, the bespoke unholy mug, which you had commissioned

and made.

It's the unholy logo, which will be familiar to you as the sort of symbol for the podcast on your device. But it's

great to be able to drink essentially out of your head, which is what I can do. Which is what you

usually do every week anyway. That's right. I drink in. But no, so we've got the mark there with both

of us there. I'm going to hold it up just in case we get a little image, a screen grab. But it's wonderful.

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