Although I regard this development as good news, I still feel like stealing a line from Nancy Pelosi and asking, "Are you serious?" The Israeli transportation minister as announced plans for a new railroad station close to the Western Wall in Jerusalem. (To any readers on the left, please be sure to sit down, because you're not going to like this.) The station will be named after none other than the current American president, Donald Trump.
Read the story at The Jerusalem Post and NOQ Report.
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In St. Petersburg, Russia, a bomb exploded inside a supermarket storage room, reportedly injuring 10 people.
Read more at the Mirror, Sputnik International and Russia Today. (The Mirror story comes via The Blaze.)
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Some other things going on include:
From ZeroHedge, a new Trump EO targets people including "Clinton-linked" individuals.
From Shy Society, according to residents of Bradford, England multiculturalism has failed.
From Gatestone Institute, Palestinians are victims of apartheid - by other Arabs.
From Hungary Journal, the Hungarian government is aiding in the reconstruction of 5,500 churches and related buildings in the Carpathian Basin. (The story comes via Voice Of Europe. As a descendant of people, mainly Slovaks, who lived in the Carpathian Basin, I welcome this action. However, this is only possible because Hungary does not have American-style separation of church and state.)
From Voice Of Europe, the Muslim mayor of the second largest city in the Netherlands claims to be a Salafist.
From The Local DE, one out of two Germans wants Chancellor Merkle to step down.
From Russia Today, U.K. Prime Minister May might not remain in office until next Christmas.
From Breitbart London, new Polish Prime Minister Tadeusz Morawiecki lays out his policies.
From Sputnik International, in Sweden, a building being converted into a refugee asylum is torched for the third time.
From Deutsche Welle, the E.U. allocates 6 billion Euros to help refugees in Turkey.
From the Evening Standard, over half of British children are "exposed to illegal levels of air pollution".
And from The Times Of Israel, workers and volunteers in Tel Aviv have built a 118-foot-tall tower of Lego blocks. (via Fox News)
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