You would not bet the house on this relationship.

There is instability built into it.

And in a way, it's a compensation for that.

The country wouldn't exist without you.

And I'm going to give you the highest honor.

Should I name the country after you?

Maybe it shouldn't be called Israel.

It should be called Trumpistan.

No, paused for a moment.

Thank you. Now I paused for a moment. It's Unholy. I'm Unholy. I'm Unilevi in Tel Aviv.

And I'm Jonathan Friedland in London.

And it is January 1st, 2026. I don't think we've ever had an episode on January 1st.

So have a good meeting for six, Jonathan, first of all. Yes, I wish you exactly the same. First of all,

you've interestingly preempted my little solution to this issue, which is I do say to people,

happy 2026, because I don't feel I can say happy new year because I already do that

in you know September October Russia Shanatime and so my own little pride you know we talked

last week about the Christmas issue and how my you know late mother and her family got around it

with Krutzmach instead of saying Christmas. My private one, because I don't

think I even really talk about this much, but my private one for New Year is to say exactly this

happy 2026, rather than Happy New Year, which is reserved for sort of the Jewish New Year, Shannatova, etc.

But I'm interested in what you and your fellow Israelis do around this time of year.

People have been asking me a couple of them, is it a total non-event?

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