Why are you listening to his podcast when they're a puddle to be jumped in?

Come on, let's get outside and take on autumn.

All the need is a pair of wales in a pot of patty for loo.

It's made with calcium and put him in a d for immune support.

My mum says healthy mischief needs healthy bones.

And she knows best most of the time.

Take on autumn with patty for loo.

This is Michael Cohen and you're listening to the mayor called the podcast.

We have a special episode today.

One devoid of political analysis or Donald Trump that focuses solely on what's happening

in Israel and the likely ground invasion of Gaza by the Israeli defense force.

For those who are not Jewish, it's hard to overstate the importance of a Jewish homeland.

The state of Israel stands as a monumental testament to Jewish resilience, a sanctuary

etched into the world's map, promising a refuge for Jews who have faced centuries of persecution.

The importance of Israel to Jews worldwide cannot be understated.

It's not just a state but a beacon of hope and assurance and a physical assertion

of the Jewish right to self-determination and security.

This significance took on an even profounder dimension in the aftermath of the Holocaust,

a cataclysmic event that underscored the urgent necessity for a permanent Jewish homeland.

In the post-Holikos world, the refrain never again wasn't just a slogan but a solemn vow,

a collective commitment by the global Jewish community.

The establishment of Israel in 1948 was a pivotal moment in Jewish history,

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