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Division, Conservatism, And The Radical Left: A Tale Of Two Elections
Forget “It was the best of times.” The previous two Tuesdays in Israel, then in the United States, belong squarely on the “worst of times” side of the ledger. Conservatism in both nations was shellacked in the elections, and the ramifications will be immense.
Israel’s Election
The citizens of Israel went to the polls on October 27. The results were inconclusive and confusing.
Read more at: harbingersdaily.com

Liberty And Justice: The Hebrew Scriptures And The Jewish People Who Helped Make ‘The Great American Experiment’ A Reality
The first time I visited Philadelphia, I was elated to walk the same cobblestone streets that Benjamin Franklin had walked. The city’s historical landmarks I toured—the Betsy Ross House, Independence Hall, and the Liberty Bell—all thrilled me. As I explored, I kept reminding myself, This is the heart of American history. Our country’s founders walked here.
Read more at: harbingersdaily.com

Netanyahu bloc falls to 48 seats as opposition reaches 54, days before election – poll
The gap between Israel’s coalition and opposition blocs has widened to six seats ahead of Tuesday’s Knesset election, despite the two largest parties being separated by just two seats, according to a Maariv poll by Lazar Research published Friday. The coalition bloc receives just 48 seats this week, following the failure of Ofer Winter’s People of Israel party to cross the electoral threshold. The party receives 3% of the vote, below the required 3.25%. Meanwhile, the opposition’s change bloc has strengthened to 54 seats. Recent polling averages have shown the two political blocs nearly tied, highlighting the fluctuations in the election race. Read more at: jpost.com

3D-Printed Salmon Is Hitting US Supermarkets but Shoppers May Not See ‘3D-Printed’ Anywhere on the Label
Plant-based salmon patties made on industrial 3D printers have reached American grocery shelves, but the packaging does not tell shoppers how they were made.
Israeli food-tech company Steakholder Foods has launched its Perfecta range, which includes salmon and white fish patties alongside steak and chicken, in the northeastern United States.
Allrecipes, which reviewed the launch, found that the packaging does not state the products are 3D-printed. The products contain no fish or animal meat.
Read more at: ibtimes.co.uk

Khan Will Overtake Smith as Most Common ‘English’ Surname Next Year: Report
The latest UK government birth statistics and long term trends show Smith won’t be the most common surname in England and Wales for the first time in a millennia by next year, analysis claims.
The surname Smith will be shown to have replaced by Khan as the most common family name for new-born babies in England and Wales in 2027, Britain’s The Daily Telegraph states. The claim is based on the latest live births name data published by the Office for National Statistics this week, which lists every non-unique surname in England and Wales annually going back to the 1990s.
Read more at: breitbart.com

Your Weekly Installment Of ‘Everything Secular Scientists Told You About The Origins Of The Universe Is Wrong’
Well, data from the James Webb Space Telescope has done it again!
The JWST has allowed scientists to peer deeper into space than ever before. And what they find continues to overturn evolutionary and deep-time expectations. It’s happened yet again. In other words, here is your weekly installment of “Everything we thought we knew about evolution/the history of the universe is wrong”!
According to popular science reports, “JWST has revealed that galaxies were spreading carbon, oxygen, and other heavy elements through space just 500 million years after the Big Bang. The surprising discovery suggests the young universe became chemically enriched much earlier than expected. . . .”
Read more at: harbingersdaily.com

Russia Announces Plans to Build More Nuclear Projects in Iran
The CEO of the Russian state nuclear company Rosatom revealed Wednesday his company is negotiating with the Iranian terror state to build a series of “small nuclear power plants” in the country.
Alexey Likhachev made the comments during an appearance at a trade forum in Vladivostok, eastern Russia, where he also reportedly revealed that, during a meeting he was present for, Russian strongman Vladimir Putin discussed expanding nuclear collaboration with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian.
Read more at: breitbart.com

Berlin’s Pergamon Museum will reopen in mid-2027 as a lengthy restoration moves forward
BERLIN (AP) — Berlin’s Pergamon Museum, traditionally one of the German capital’s top tourist attractions, will reopen next year after the first part of a painstaking restoration effort that has kept its centerpiece out of the public eye for more than a decade.
The Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation, which oversees many of Berlin’s museums, announced Monday that the museum will reopen on June 4, 2027.
Read more at: apnews.com

Why Scientists Are Turning Cockroaches Into Cyborgs
A swarm of giant cockroaches could one day crawl through earthquake rubble, locate trapped victims, and deliver lifesaving medicine before human rescuers can reach them.
Researchers at the University of Queensland and the University of New South Wales have developed “paraborgs” — cyborg cockroaches equipped with cameras and miniature drug-injection systems designed for search-and-rescue missions.
Read more at: dailywire.com

Record 1.3 Million Migrants Claiming Welfare Benefits in Britain
The number of migrants receiving direct welfare payments from the British taxpayer has hit a record high, government data revealed this week.
Figures released by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) showed that some 15.5 per cent of all Universal Credit (UC) welfare claimants were foreign-born, or around 1.3 million out of a total of 8.4 million people, both of which were new record highs.
Read more at: breitbart.com

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