Hello and welcome to the Intelligence from the Economist.

In London, I'm Jason Palmer.

And in New York, I'm John Fassman.

Every weekday we provide a fresh perspective on the events shaping your world.

From COVID-19 policies to geopolitics, there are a lot of reasons that Apple is choosing

to make and to sell more of its gadgets outside China.

We look at where all that business is going for Apple and all its suppliers.

And paleo diets are popular these days.

They include lots of meat, fruit, vegetables and nuts, and no dairy, sugar or processed

foods.

But these diets bear little resemblance to what people actually consumed tens of thousands

of years ago.

And that's what I'm talking about.

His devotees call him the magician and the winner.

Today they chanted another name, BB King of Israel.

Sixteen months after being ousted as Prime Minister and still dogged by corruption charges

that he's always denied, Benjamin Netanyahu looks set for a dramatic political comeback.

Exit polls from yesterday's general election suggest that BB and his LeCoude party will

be able to draw enough coalition support for him to return as Prime Minister.

We still have to wait for the final results, he said, but one thing is already clear,

we are on the brink of a very big win.

Another thing that's clear is that Mr. Netanyahu is a gifted politician and political survivor.

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