Armistice Day in London was marred by chaos as more than 100 people were arrested in the midst of an "intense debate," according to the Metropolitan Police. Suella Braverman, the Home Secretary, faced accusations of "whipping up division" and was sharply criticized by the police. Sir Keir Starmer, the leader of the Labour Party, called for Braverman's dismissal, accusing her of sowing "hatred and distrust." The political landscape was ignited by these events (#politics).

In Hungary, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán expressed his rejection of Western Europe's migration policies, citing concerns about terrorism, gang wars, and violence. He specifically stated his desire to avoid "mini Gazas" in Budapest, possibly referring to the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas (#foreignaffairs). Orbán emphasized the importance of allowing each country to establish its own migration policies and urged for tolerance and respect within society (#society).

On an unrelated note, the distinction between jam and jelly lies in various factors such as ingredients, texture, appearance, taste, and culinary uses. Jam is made by crushing fruit, including the peels, resulting in a chunky texture with a balance of sweetness and preservation. In contrast, jelly is created from fruit juice, resulting in a smooth, gel-like texture with a sweeter taste. While jam is perfect for spreading on toast or using as a filling, jelly is best suited for glazes and sweet applications (#food).

The Digest, 11/12/2023 @300AM, CDT

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