Mamdani sweeps New York, a scandal involving Israel's top military advocate.

And we look into the assassination that changed Israel's history 30 years ago this week.

It's unholy. I'm Unlevy in Tel Aviv.

And I'm Jonathan Friedland, usually in London.

Thank you. It's unholy to Jews on the news. I'll come clean. I'm in Charleston, South Carolina,

which is a very beautiful place. It can feel a bit... I'm sorry, it sounds like you're running for something.

I have to say, like primaries of some sorts.

I'm getting in early for the 2028 presidential race.

I might be disqualified by not being born here.

But no, it's a beautiful place.

But I am still, as I was, in fact last week, in kind of book tour mode for the traitors circle. And I think you yourself are going to be on this caravan fairly soon. But, you know, a big... Don't feed the line coming out November 11th. I have to say that now. I automatically, I wake up and I say that. That's very good. That's very good. But it's a good time to be in the US because obviously huge amounts going on. Lots of elections this week. We're going

to talk about those, particularly the one in New York. We'll get into that. But it's been a fairly

dramatic week where you are too, Yonit. I mean, look, there's been this, I don't know, hope, expectation, right, that the war in Gaza

is basically over.

Hostages are home.

And perhaps, perhaps we could have a moment of respite from insane news that make you kind of

feel like you're sitting between Nurse Ratchett and Randall McMurphy and One Flew over a

cuckoo's nest every

evening, or to take the example of the Israeli politics, one flew over the cuckus kneset. In any case,

we thought perhaps there would be some sort of lull. And, you know, we could not talk about,

you and I could talk about the weather and how hot it is in November here in Israel. But really,

this Sunday, the rumors that started

...