Our guest today is one of the leading strategic thinkers in the world, a man who knows the Middle East more than most.

Former head of CIA and former commander of Sendcom. General David Petraeus is with us.

Also, Hamas tests the nerves of Israelis.

Yet again, there's a new president in Washington in 10 days.

And the mensual award is something to look forward to if you're interested

in AI. It's unholy. I'm Unilevy in Tel Aviv. And I'm Jonathan Friedland in London.

It's Unholy two Jews on the news.

A tiny bit of news about us.

It's four years we've been doing this.

How the world has changed in those four years in so, so many ways. But we ourselves have changed a little bit because, as you know, we have recently expanded the love and the circle with our friends and family subscription offer in which you can be a friend of the podcast.

You can be a family member of the podcast.

And if you do that, you will be eligible for our bonus episodes.

I'm mentioning all that partly because we're doing something a bit different with one of our bonus episodes that is upcoming. And that is,

you know, the kind of format of a book club where everyone says, okay, this is the book,

everyone reads it and you come together to talk about it. We're going to do that with different

things, but I think our first one is with

a movie, a film that is loved by your two co-hosts. We've talked about it quite a bit on the

podcast, but never fully, never properly. It is when Harry met Sally, 35 and a bit years old,

an absolute stone cold masterpiece.

If you haven't seen it, make sure to see it in the next week or 10 days, two weeks or so,

so that you can then hear, if you are a subscriber, our special bonus episode talking all about when Harry met Sally.

Greatest romantic comedy ever made.

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