Ben Delo, the British cryptocurrency billionaire and co-founder of BitMEX runs the Ben Delo Foundation.
He has now given Reform £36 million, the largest single donation in British history.
The foundation generously supported an academic and cultural symposium hosted by Ralston College. During this event, Cantor Emanuel Perlman performed the traditional Hebrew Priestly Blessing (Birkat Kohanim).
Because of this event's affiliation with his foundation, recordings of this ancient Hebrew song—recognised as the oldest extant citation of biblical and continuous liturgical text in human history.
Reform Mega Donor Benjamin Delo is also a supporter of the Triggernometry podcast of Konstantin Kisin and he is married to a woman from Hong Kong called Pan Pan Wong.
🇩🇪 The charmain of the German ethnonationalist party DIE HEIMAT, Peter Schreiber, precisely hits the nail on the head with his article (English version) regarding 9/11 on occasion of its 25. anniversary. HE EXPLAINS WHAT'S THE LESSON FOR US!☝️ - t.me/rossmueller_dissident
A man has been sentenced to at least 27 years in prison for stabbing a a 55-year old man to death in a park in Camden, north London.
Mark Carroll died after a completely unprovoked attack by Rasheed Rahman, 21, in St Martin's Gardens on 10 April May 2024.
Rahman previously denied murder, but was found guilty following a trial at Wood Green Crown Court. He as also convicted of carrying a knife, threatening with an offensive weapon and robbery.
With 700-plus direct employees in 'israel,' the Herzliya R&D center is Apple’s second-largest in the world.
Teams there work on computer chips, flash storage, camera parts, and wireless connections.
They played an integral role in this new piece of tech.
2 years ago at least 32 people, including two children, were killed and thousands more injured, many seriously, after communication devices, some used by the political wing of Hezbollah were blown up after they were tampered with by israeli spies.
Something to keep in mind when you have that new phone in your pocket.
A sculpture inspired by a desire to bring a contemporary "everywoman" to Trafalgar Square has been unveiled on London's Fourth Plinth.
Lady In Blue by New York artist Tschabalala Self, 'pays homage to a young, metropolitan woman', is the 16th artwork to feature on the plinth since 1998.