World Repairers: Repairing humanity within 8 years: Israel and 192 other countries have signed a plan aimed at saving the environment, eradicating poverty and hunger, and achieving comprehensive peace and justice and equality for all. The program has seventeen sections that encompass all of humanity's major problems. The last section talks about reaching all the goals through partnership. • Iraq prohibits contact with Israelis: A new law unanimously approved by the Iraqi parliament bans contact with Israeli officials. Anyone who breaks the law may face the death penalty or life imprisonment. We very much want peace and good relations with all Arab countries, but they always reject our hand that reaches out for peace. They prefer to live in poverty, under the control of extremists who ruin their lives. Can you explain to me what's going through their minds? When will this change? • Defend the truth: The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has decided to appoint a board of directors to fight media and social media misinformation. But the initiative was buried three weeks after it was announced, apparently because of criticism that the administration claims to determine the truth. How can I know what is real and what is not? Is there any clear sign of truth? Something that emphasizes that this is real? • The 52 Hz Whale - the only creature in the world: Scientists have been tracking one whale for over 30 years. The reason is that it produces sounds at a high frequency and unique only to it, different from the frequency of the other whales, so that no other whale responds to it. He lives in complete solitude, wandering alone in the sea, and his cries remain unanswered. Scientists call it "the only whale in the world." Maybe you can explain to me what this whale feels like? • Bad feeling about the world economy: Elon Musk, the multi-billionaire, wrote to Tesla executives that he has a particularly bad feeling ("super bad feeling") about the global and American economy in particular. The president of the United States dismissed the concerns and stung Musk: "May he have success on a trip to the moon." Who's right, both, or Musk? There is a lot of talk now about a global food crisis, and damage to the global economy following the war in Europe. • Stolen idols and the thieves: A gang of thieves in India have returned fourteen idol statues stolen from an ancient temple, leaving a letter in which they wrote that lest the theft they suffer from nightmares, fail to sleep, eat and live peacefully. In short, that these idols ruined their lives. Is it just a psychological matter, i.e. something of their own with themselves, or do the sacred objects really have the power to harm thieves?