Orwellian Dystopia

Jeffrey Sachs

NETANYAHU TO AMERICANS: “If you're worried about today's gas prices, think of what will happen if Iran gets nuclear weapons, something that Trump and I will never allow. And when that happens, when that threat of that regime disappears, gas prices will go down. But only under Trump. It's not going to happen with those who want to accommodate and appease these tyrants.”

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Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich: 90% of my time I am finance minister — that’s my business. 10% of my time I’m in the Defense Ministry, having fun in the West Bank.

Trump: By the way, we’re kicking Iran’s ass, you do know that, right? One way or another, it's gonna end very soon, and all the prices will go down.

India banned Jack Dorsey’s messaging app. There’s just one problem: it works without the internet.

Donald Trump modestly posting about himself.

"Israel is protecting the West and the free world." Israeli President Isaac Herzog defends his country's military actions, saying Israel never sought its current war and is fighting in self-defense after the Hamas-led Oct. 7 attack. "We want peace... We did not seek that war. It was waged upon us by horrific, barbaric terrorists."

A new plague outbreak is hitting Russia and it has already killed a lab worker in Siberia. Five hospitals are now under quarantine and the government is trying to cover it up. Pneumonic plague infects the lungs, progresses extremely rapidly, and spreads person-to-person through respiratory droplets. Here we go again… • @bennyjohnson

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The World Health Organisation says the pneumonic form of plague is especially contagious and "can trigger severe epidemics". @SkyNewsThomas explains everything you need to know about varieties of the disease.

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Trump Again Promises $5,000 Dividend to U.S. Adults President Donald Trump again said every adult U.S. citizen would receive a $5,000 dividend if Republicans win the midterm elections. The proposal would cost roughly $1.2 trillion, putting it among the largest U.S. economic stimulus measures since the COVID-19 pandemic.

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September 23: Israeli passengers heavily favored Gulf airlines for reliability, leaving domestic carriers struggling despite security bans. September 30: A cockpit crisis on Flydubai FZ1073 forced an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia. Israel demanded flight suspensions, and El Al and Israir deployed rescue flights, rapidly driving Israir's stock to surge 8.39% amid shifting market demand.