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We are back from our Pesach or Passover break, and no surprises, lots has happened.

We'll get into it all.

It's Unholy. I'm Jonathan Friedland of The Guardian in London.

And I'm Unique Levy of Channel 12 in Tel Avic.

Unholy 101, Jonathan, which is the number of our episode.

And if it was a basic course in Unaholi, I would say that usually I'm the one in Tel Aviv updating you in diaspora, what's going on here in Israel, and vice versa.

But now the world's turned upside down because you spent a few days in Tel Aviv and you can update us and what was going on here.

It's quite true with our usual synchronicity and synergy.

I managed to be in the country when you weren't.

So that was not what we wanted.

That's because our secret contract stipulates that we can't be in the same country at the same time.

We can't be seen in the same place at the same time.

But no, it is quite true that a long delayed trip to Israel, a pandemic delayed trip, indeed, for Pesach,

I managed to make, and so was in Tel Aviv for Pesach, and of course observed the tradition of

the Diaspora Jew visiting Israel for Pesach, which means visiting aunts, uncles, cousins, friends,

a beloved niece, and then, of course, being struck by terrible guilt at all the people,

and if you're one of them and you're listening,

that we just ran out of time in our sort of headless chicken dash from place to place to place.

I apologize. That kind of trip where when you get back, you think, right, now I need a holiday.

Because that's exactly what happened. But it was great to be there after what had been a very long gap,

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