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Record Breaking Interest in Aliyah from North America
Israel welcomed 51 Olim (new immigrants) who made Aliyah on Tuesday as part of a Nefesh B’Nefesh Group Aliyah Flight. Tuesday’s group was the first out of several which are expected to arrive in Israel this summer. The Olim included an 87-yeas-old and a one-year-old baby. The new arrivals came from New York, Florida, New Jersey, Texas, Wisconsin, California, Illinois, Indiana, Massachusetts, Ohio, Oregon, Rhode Island and South Carolina. This flight follows a month showing a 100% increase in North American interest in Aliyah in comparison to numbers from May 2019, the highest recorded month of Aliyah applications that Nefesh B’Nefesh has experienced in the past 18 years, since its founding. April showed a 50% increase in Jews who applied for Aliyah from April 2019.
June 10, 2020
High Court nixes Settlements Law as annexation approaches
The High Court of Justice on Tuesday night struck down the 2017 Settlements Law as unconstitutional as the country nears a major decision about annexation in the West Bank. The law, opposed by Attorney-General Avichai Mandelblit, would have retroactively legalized over 4,000 unauthorized settler units in the West Bank. Allowing the law to stand would have been a sea change, which critics had called creeping annexation – though many unauthorized outposts would still not be legalized and there would not have been formal annexation. The 8-1 decision – with only Justice Noam Sohlberg in dissent – is sure to bring down a new wave of condemnations from the country’s right-wing which viewed the law as a singular achievement. However, at the same time, the ruling could bolster the High Court’s independence before the International Criminal Court which is currently deciding whether to dive deeper into the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
June 9, 2020
Settlers launching campaign to fight Trump peace plan
Israel prepares Palestinian census ahead of sovereignty move
Settlement leaders are embarking on an aggressive campaign directed at Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. President Donald Trump against current formulation of the American plan for Middle East peace. The campaign will include massive posters with the slogans”No to a Palestinian State” and “Sovereignty – Do It Right!” accompanied by images of Netanyahu and Trump. It will also include protests at intersections and in major cities. “In any future plan, we will not support the establishment of a Palestinian state in the heart of the State of Israel,” said Yesha Council Chairman David Elhayani, who has been a vocal critic of what Trump calls “the deal of the century.” “We demand that the prime minister listen to the needs of the settlement movement and change the map to suit their needs. The map as it is presented today is the road map to a Palestinian state,” Elhayani says.
June 11, 2020
Islamic Jihad puts on show of force in West Bank
The Islamic Jihad terror organization is increasing its visibility in the West Bank, so far unimpeded by the Palestinian Authority. The change in the group’s behavior coincides with the PA’s financial woes compounded by the coronavirus pandemic and its suspension of security cooperation in Israel due to Jerusalem’s announced intention to annex parts of the West Bank. The recent death of a former Islamic Jihad leader, Ramadan Shalah last week, was the opportunity for members of the organization to make public statements and demonstrate a presence in their strongholds in Bethlehem and Jenin. On Monday, Jihad activists led a large car convoy through the village of Ni’ma near Ramallah waving flags and calling out slogans hailing the organization, using loudspeakers while swearing their allegiance to the groups’ current leader Ziad Nahala
June 10, 2020
Rocket hits Baghdad airport in another attack on US forces
A rocket has struck within the grounds of Baghdad International Airport – where US forces are deployed – in yet another attack against American interests in Iraq. Security officials said the rocket caused no casualties or damage. While a wave of similar attacks that began in October has since eased, the latest comes three days before US-Iraqi talks as part of a “strategic dialogue” including on future military cooperation. Security forces initiated a search operation to uncover the perpetrators, a US-led coalition statement said. An Iraqi security official said the rocket struck close to the coalition’s headquarters. The attack was the first to target the airport since May 6 when three Katyusha rockets struck near its military sector. That attack did not cause any casualties. Monday’s rocket fire was the 29th such attack against American troops or diplomats since October.
June 9, 2020
Russian and Turkish military conduct patrol on new route towards Syria’s Idlib province
Anti-Assad protests persist for fourth day
A new route has been charted on the map of patrols conducted by Russian and Turkish service personnel in Syria, according to Aleksandr Shcherbitsky, chief of the Russian Center for Reconciliation of the Opposing Parties in Syria. “For the first time, a joint Russian-Turkish patrol reached the village of Jennakra in Idlib province, with an itinerary of 40 kilometers,” he said. “Two BTR-82A armored personnel carriers and a Tigr armored vehicle took part in the joint patrol from the Russian side,” TASS quoted him as saying. He said that, on Wednesday, the 16th joint Russian-Turkish mission had patrolled the area along the M4 highway in the Idlib de-escalation zone. The highway lies between the cities of Aleppo and Latakia. The joint Russian-Turkish convoy was backed by unmanned aerial vehicles of the Russian Aerospace Forces.
June 11, 2020
The Middle East now has three authoritarian alliance systems – analysis
Turkey is increasing its role in Libya while the Iranian-backed Syrian regime of Bashar Assad struggles to deal with a major economic crisis at home. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia continues to face off against Iranian-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen. The Middle East today is divided along different lines than in the past, but it primarily boils down to three alliance systems. These systems are rooted in Tehran, Ankara and Riyadh, and they all seek different authoritarian agendas. TO SOME extent the new authoritarianism was a reaction to the rise and fall of ISIS. But it has now become a more active proxy war across the region. In Libya, Turkey has poured in money, drones and weapons to fight the Libyan opposition of Khalifa Haftar, who is backed by Egypt and the UAE. In Syria, a three-sided conflict takes place. Turkey opposes the US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces, which it alleges are Kurdish leftists. The Syrian regime is backed by Iran, which wants a land bridge via Iraq to Lebanon. In Yemen, the Iranians send weapons to the Houthi rebels, who fight the Saudis. The region has rarely had these kinds of clear proxy conflicts in the past.
June 11, 2020
“And even as they did not like to retain God in their knowledge, God gave them over to a reprobate mind, to do those things which are not convenient; Being filled with all unrighteousness, fornication, wickedness, covetousness, maliciousness; full of envy, murder, debate, deceit, malignity; whisperers, Backbiters, haters of God, despiteful, proud, boasters, inventors of evil things, disobedient to parents, Without understanding, covenantbreakers, without natural affection, implacable, unmerciful: Who knowing the judgment of God, that they which commit such things are worthy of death, not only do the same, but have pleasure in them that do them.” Romans 1:28-32
Antifa Seizes Seattle PD, Sets Up ‘Autonomous Zone’ Just Like ISIS and the Paris Commune
600 Cops Could Be Leaving NYPD Due to Violent George Floyd Riots
Crime surged amid George Floyd protests in parts of US
Black Lives Matter Mobilizing Highly Trained Military Arm For War On Police
New Yorkers who have felt the wrath of angry mobs amid nationwide civil unrest over the death of George Floyd could soon feel the strain of fewer police officers patrolling their streets. According to people with intimate knowledge of the law enforcement situation in the five boroughs, there could soon be a mass exodus of officers from the New York City Police Department, as city officials have chosen to side against them while the officers try to restore law and order. Parts of the nation have seen a surge in certain crimes amid protests and riots that flared in the wake of the death of George Floyd. Cities including Minneapolis, where Floyd was killed, as well as New York, Chicago and Los Angeles, have seen an uptick in burglaries, shootings and even, in some cases, murders. Multiple high-ranking police officials in a number of cities, including Boston, Washington, Atlanta and New York have had their personal information shared on social media, including their home addresses, email addresses and phone numbers, the Department of Homeland Security recently warned. Meanwhile, Black Lives Matter (BLM) has declared war on the police and has released a blueprint for Black Panther style armed ‘patrols’ monitoring police officers on the streets. BLM’s leader revealed in an exclusive interview that they are mobilizing a highly-trained military arm.
June 11, 2020
18 murders in 24 hours: Inside Chicago’s deadliest day in 60 years
US In Moral Freefall As Everyone Does What Is Right In Their Own Eyes
Shootings Surge, Murders up over 100 Percent as Protesters Flood NYC
NYPost reports eighteen people were killed in Chicago in a 24-hour span last month — the deadliest day in the Windy City in roughly six decades, according to a report. The slayings — including a high school student and a college freshman who aspired to become a correctional officer — occurred on May 31 as the city grappled with ongoing civil unrest in the aftermath of George Floyd’s death in Minneapolis police custody, the Chicago Sun-Times reports. The grim tally made May 31 the single most violent day Chicago has endured in roughly 60 years, according to data provided to the newspaper by the University of Chicago Crime Lab. “We’ve never seen anything like it, at all,” the crime lab’s senior research director, Max Kapustin, told the newspaper. “I don’t even know how to put it into context. It’s beyond anything that we’ve ever seen before.”
June 10, 2020
A Crash in the Dollar Is Coming
Federal Debt Tops $26 Trillion for First Time; Jumps $2 Trillion in Just 63 Days
The era of the U.S. dollar’s “exorbitant privilege” as the world’s primary reserve currency is coming to an end. Then French Finance Minister Valery Giscard d’Estaing coined that phrase in the 1960s largely out of frustration, bemoaning a U.S. that drew freely on the rest of the world to support its over-extended standard of living. For almost 60 years, the world complained but did nothing about it. Those days are over. Already stressed by the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, U.S. living standards are about to be squeezed as never before. At the same time, the world is having serious doubts about the once widely accepted presumption of American exceptionalism. Currencies set the equilibrium between these two forces — domestic economic fundamentals and foreign perceptions of a nation’s strength or weakness. The balance is shifting, and a crash in the dollar could well be in the offing. The seeds of this problem were sown by a profound shortfall in domestic U.S. savings that was glaringly apparent before the pandemic. In the first quarter of 2020, net national saving, which includes depreciation-adjusted saving of households, businesses and the government sector, fell to 1.4% of national income. This was the lowest reading since late 2011 and one-fifth the average of 7% from 1960 to 2005.
June 10, 2020
More Food Shortages Loom With Outbreaks at 60 U.S Plants
World on the brink of worst food crisis in 50 years, UN warns
It’s a grim reality that’s playing out across the country as Covid-19 spreads beyond the meat plants that have captured the national spotlight. At least 60 food-processing facilities outside the meatpacking industry have seen outbreaks, with more than 1,000 workers diagnosed with the virus, according to a new study from Environmental Working Group. These are the first national numbers of their kind. The advocacy group compiled its figures using local media reports because there are no federal agencies reporting the data. The true total is almost certainly higher. Fruit and vegetable packers, bakers and dairy workers are risking infection as the virus spreads through processing plants where employees deemed essential have mostly remained on the job during the pandemic, sometimes laboring in close quarters.
June 10, 2020
The US Congress’ Digital Dollar Hearing is Today: All You Need to Know
Get ready for state-backed digital cash, programmable 5G and synthetic media
Just a year or two ago, the concept of central bank digital currencies (CBDCs)–particularly in the United States–was novel. It was interesting, certainly–however, most of the world regarded CBDCs as esoteric technology that certainly could have use cases. hina has ramped up its efforts to launch a digital currency of its own; Facebook has attempted to launch a global digital currency network that was seen as a serious threat of the economic status quo. (Also, a pandemic has developed out of the spread of a disease called the ‘coronavirus’, causing massive economic fallout and launching much of the world into a recession.) While scrambling to launch economic stimulus programs that included quantitative easing and the sending of millions of personal checks, several early drafts of stimulus bills by the United States Congress included something novel, interesting, and totally unprecedented: the mention of a ‘digital dollar’. A digital dollar is not a representation of the dollar, it actually is the dollar. It would have the same legal status as the physical cash that’s in your wallet today. Now, several months later, the US Congress is revisiting the concept of a ‘digital dollar’ with a hearing devoted entirely to the subject. The hearing will take place today, Today, June 11th, at 12:00 PM eastern time
June 11, 2020
Somalia: Over 500 People Killed By Cholera in Somalia Since January-UN
More than 500 people have succumbed to cholera and acute diarrhoea and left tens of thousands of others sick in Somalia since January, the United Nations said Thursday. The UN’s health agency said the epidemic had left more than 25,000 people sick, warning that number was likely to double by the end of June. WHO put the number of deaths since the beginning of the year from the epidemic at 524, while the UN humanitarian agency OCHA said 533 people had died. The case fatality rate, which measures the severity of an epidemic by defining the proportion of fatal cases within a specific timeframe, is currently 2.1 per cent — more than double the emergency threshold of one per cent.
June 8, 2020
WHO just obliterated every argument for mandatory vaccines or contact tracing by declaring asymptomatic carriers don’t spread COVID-19
EU accuses China of waging pandemic disinformation campaign
Today the WHO declared that COVID-19 almost never spreads through asymptomatic carriers, all at once wiping out the entire justification for mandatory vaccines and contact tracing. As CNBC.com reported: “From the data we have, it still seems to be rare that an asymptomatic person actually transmits onward to a secondary individual,” Dr. Maria Van Kerkhove, head of WHO’s emerging diseases and zoonosis unit, said at a news briefing from the United Nations agency’s Geneva headquarters. “It’s very rare.” Asymptomatic spread was the entire reason why world authorities demanded lockdowns, social distancing and masks, too. It was also the underlying justification for demanding mandatory vaccinations and contact tracing.
June 11, 2020
May 19, 2020- Thousands of rabbits dying from new deadly virus sweeping America. Link
May 20, 2020- Tons of dead fish wash up on lake Varna, Bulgaria. Link
May 21, 2020- Over 21k birds dead due to avian flu in north Iraq. Link
May 25, 2020- 1.5 million chickens to be killed due to coronavirus in North Carolina, America. Link
May 26, 2020- Thousands of large dead fish wash up in a lake in NSW, Australia. Link
May 31, 2020- Thousands of dead fish found in a canal in Barceloneta, Puerto Rico. Link
June 1, 2020- Hundreds of dead fish found floating in a river, causes alarm, in Rome, Italy. Link
June 2, 2020- Thousands of dead fish wash up in the waters of Adiyaman, Turkey. Link
June 4, 2020- Hundreds of dead fish wash up in Sandusky Bay, Ohio, America. Link
June 8, 2020- Thousands of dead fish wash up along the shores of Lake Erie, America. Link
June 8, 2020- Over 500 cattle dead due to drought in Veracruz, Mexico. Link
June 9, 2020- Thousands of dead fish wash up along the shores of Lake Winnipeg, Canada. Link
June 9, 2020- 3,000 cattle dead due to drought in Las Tunas, Cuba. Link
Ecuador volcano eruption leaves several cities covered in ash
The eruption of a volcano in Ecuador’s Amazon region left several cities covered in ash on Tuesday, fueling concerns of a potential health impact as the South American nation slowly emerges from a brutal coronavirus outbreak. The Sangay volcano has had moderate eruptions for over a year that have had little impact because of its remote location, but a recent change in wind patterns has pushed ash toward the coast and affected areas including the largest city, Guayaquil. The institute said it expects minor volcanic eruptions to continue in the coming days but does not expect a major eruption.
June 9, 2020
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