The Jerusalem Post - 2017-03-29

• AIPAC to lobby against foreign aid cuts
• Arab world surprising­ly mum on Modi visit
• Hamas said to have short-range rockets with high explosives
• Exclusive: US planning Israeli-PA-Gulf summit this summer
• New PA ambassador to US has high hopes for Trump era
• Deal expected to resolve IBA crisis
• 2nd Iron Dome for ships after Hezbollah threats
• Food for thought
• Heroic Bialik
• Haley: There’s a new sheriff in town,
• Israeli and UAE pilots side-by-side in week-long Greek drill
• Shaked vs Bennett poll adds to party circus
• Trump conversati­ons over UN settlement­s resolution likely intercepte­d
• Netanyahu: Foreign relations expanding
• Arab leaders at summit to seek common ground on Palestinia­n state
• ‘Think of Romania as an extension of your domestic market’
• Israeli-made Spike missile to be used on Philippine helicopter­s
• Glick petitions High Court to allow lawmakers to visit Temple Mount
• Officer shouts ‘Don’t shoot!’ in new video of deadly umm al-Hiran evacuation incident
• Report: Police to indict officer who was caught attacking Arab truck driver on video
• We are in open war with Israel, Mashaal says
• War continues to drive Ukrainians to Israel
• Is Barkat ready to throw his hat in national ring?
• A Smurf too sexy for Bnei Brak?
• The matza that isn’t kosher for Passover
• Sarah Silverman is ready to reach out to all Americans
• Akim report shows Israelis accepting but not inclusive of intellectu­ally disabled
• Harpaz plea deal almost sealed
• Ties between US Jews, Israel could reach breaking point in 2017
• ‘Women are best start-up God created,’ says Rabbi Levinstein in self-defense
• Investigat­ors probe Mosul blast as battle rages on
• Ankara warns Europe not to meddle in referendum
• Austria says it wants exemption from EU migrant relocation system
• Yemen says it captured senior al-Qaida leader
• ‘Howling’ Cyclone Debbie hits northern Australia
• Trump signs order sweeping away Obama-era climate policies
• UK: Direct rule possible if Northern Ireland talks fail
• Scientists in Australia uncover what may be world’s largest dinosaur footprint
• Beijing to Paris: Explain why police shot dead Chinese man
• Haredim stage mass protest over draft arrests
• Hanegbi: The Bible – not Google – gives us the right to the land
• Defense rests in free speech trial of Palestinia­n poet Dareen Tartour
• Cavs routed by Spurs, fall behind Boston
• Bold projection­s for the Final Four
• Davis approved for Vegas move, Raiders fans should kick him out
• Ultra-intriguing race to the bottom in NBA
• FIFA hands Lionel Messi four-match internatio­nal ban for insulting referee
• Trump seeks to resolve Israel-Palestinia­n conflict
• Palestinia­n character confirms King Solomon’s words
• Constructi­on safety
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• The T-word
• A new drift in Syrian-Israeli conflict?
• The relationsh­ip between Israel and Marine Le Pen
• Trump’s Russian ‘reboot’ and the Cold War problem
• Cravat diplomacy
• Banks try to calm staff nerves with staggered Brexit shift
• New Israel-Canada tax treaty
• EyeYon receives new financing
• P. Rico bondholder­s skeptical of debt plan
• Strauss expands coffee stake as profit hit by recall
• Euro stocks could crash 35% if National Front wins French election
• Major oil traders see high likelihood of output cuts being extended
• Le Pen: New French franc would not be devalued in Frexit
• China makes room for religion
• After great pain, where is God?
• ‘Switched at Birth’ gets an interfaith marriage dilemma just right
• Bob Dylan says ‘not yearning’ for old days in latest cover album

The Jerusalem Post - 2017-03-28

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