New York Times that targeted her, along with models
Bella and
Gigi Hadid, for their criticisms of Israel and Zionism.
The ad, which accused all three women of anti-semitism, appeared in the Saturday edition of the
Times, and was paid for by Rabbi
Shmuley Boteach’s World Values Network.
“Bella, Gigi, and Dua,” the ad, which featured pictures of all three entertainers over a rocket strike from Hamas, stated. “Hamas calls for a second Holocaust. CONDEMN THEM NOW.”
Ad in today’s NYT, purchased by “The World Values Network” … pic.twitter.com/0zlzt2MOVn
“Bella, Gigi and Dua should be aware that 6 million Jews were annihilated in the Holocaust just 75 years ago and the Hamas genocidal charter openly calls for the murder of Jews,” it added. “Is the ongoing vilification of Jews and Israel on social media perhaps the reason we see Jews being beaten up in Time Square?”
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‘We’re ready for you’: English galleries and museums throw open their doors Vanessa Thorpe © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Paul Ellis/AFP/Getty Images
Leading museum and gallery directors have urged the public to grab a once-in-a-lifetime chance to see national treasures up close when the buildings reopen in England on Monday. Social distancing means that great art, like the newly restored Gainsborough,
Cornard Wood, at the National Gallery, or the precious archaeological finds from Sutton Hoo in the British Museum, will be easier to examine than ever before – all due to government bailouts. It is an enticing offer, although one that stands to be taken up most readily by privileged sections of the population.
If you haven t been following this story, I ll give a brief recap but this is all literally happening as we speak. I m trying to get this article out as fast as possible so you can watch along. The long story short is that there s a guy named Vitalik Buterin who is the co-creator of the popular cryptocurrency Ethereum. Earlier this week Vitalik was suddenly one of the richest people in the world with a net worth that topped $21 billion. Of that $21 billion, roughly $1.3 billion came from his stash of 333,000 Ethereum after the price of Ether broke $4,000 a few days ago. The rest of Vitalik s $20 billion fortune was made up of dozens of dog-themed alt-coins that he had been unwittingly gifted. The most notable gift was 505 billion Shiba Inu coins, aka SHIB. At one point, Vitalik s SHIB gift was worth $19 billion.
Ethereum co-creator Vitalik Buterin is now the world s youngest crypto billionaire amid ether s 350% year-to-date surge wdaniel@businessinsider.com (Will Daniel)
Vitalik Buterin is now the world s youngest crypto billionaire.
Buterin holds 333,521 ETH worth some $1,125,299,854 as of Wednesday s coin price.
Ethereum is up more than 350% year-to-date in a historic run for the second most popular cryptocurrency on the planet.
The 27-year-old co-creator of Ethereum, Vitalik Buterin, is now the world s youngest crypto billionaire after a 350% year-to-date surge in the price of his cryptocurrency.
Buterin s Ether address, which he disclosed on Twitter in 2018, currently holds 333,521 ETH, worth some $1,125,299,854 as of 8:19 a.m. ET on Wednesday when Ether s price was $3374.90.
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