a split between Israel's top soldier and its prime minister, the killing of Al Jazeera journalists in Gaza, and there are rumblings in the Jewish diaspora. It's unholy. I'm Jonathan Friedland in London. And I'm Solomon Masu, they're from Tel Aviv.

It's two Jews on the news, usually, most of the time. So what do we call it this time?

Well, exactly. We should find something that rhymes. Something that I came up with right now, a Muslim and a Jew on what's new. I love it already. We'll have to get Mikhail,

our brilliant producer, to work up some t-shirts with that new slogan, a Muslim and a Jew,

on what's new. I think it could be the beginning of a whole franchise. And our listeners are very

lucky this month because they're not only going to hear you, Suleiman, as our guest co-host this week,

but also in a bonus episode, you and I will be talking about the Arab vote in the elections

whenever they come. We don't know when they're going to be there.

But the Israel obviously has some 20% of the electorate is Palestinian citizens of Israel,

Arab citizens of Israel.

They could make a huge difference in the election.

There are some moves to perhaps, you know, strengthen their presence. And we will talk all about that in our

bonus episode, available to friends and family members of Unholy. If you're not a subscriber now,

do become one. You'll hear Suleiman and I take a deep dive into that really crucial topic,

which could determine the outcome and the shape of the next Israeli government.

But we're delighted to be back with you, Suleiman,

because I think you've been in the guest chair before,

but you're going to be co-hosting today.

Just explain to our listeners, viewers on YouTube,

what your day job is, Suleiman.

We talked about it when you're on, but it's fascinating.

Well, currently I'm the diplomatic correspondent for Khan, the public broadcasts of Israel, which is

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