What do we make of this?
We have a new red heifer (born up North) and she was tagged but removed and has healed. This puts their assertion in doubt. (discovered upon further searching. was it deliberate to disqualify?)
Yehuda Ben Tzvi is the Head of Programming at the Mikdash Educational Center in Jerusalem. He is well-known for his prominent commentary regarding the "Red Heifer" (Parah Adumah) discovered in the Galilee and coordinated national efforts to prepare for Temple service
Yosef Eitan: https://blogs.timesofisrael.com/author/yosef-eitan/
Yosef Good: Joseph Good is a prominent teacher and author who pioneered the Hebrew Roots movement, which encourages Christians to understand the Hebraic and Jewish foundations of their faith. He is the founder of Hatikva Ministries, based in the United States, and is highly regarded for his extensive research on the Jewish Temple in Jerusalem
New Red Heifer: A completely red heifer named "Temima" was recently born at a dairy farm in the Galilee region of northern Israel. Discovered by artificial insemination specialist Shai Givon, the Red Angus crossbreed calf is being monitored to ensure her coat and body remain unblemished as she reaches the required two years of age.The birth of a ritually pure, unblemished red heifer is an extremely rare event that holds immense significance in Jewish tradition, as the animal is required for the purification rituals necessary to rebuild the Third Temple. While this Galilean birth bypasses earlier rabbinic debates regarding imported cows—such as the five red heifers brought from Texas—researchers are closely evaluating the healing process of a small wound on her ear from an early tagging to ensure she remains perfectly kosher for ritual
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