The Jerusalem Post - 2017-04-03

• Bennett: PM missed historic opportunit­y on settlement­s
• David’s Sling completes nation’s air-defense shield
• Public broadcasti­ng compromise to face High Court challenge today
• PA textbooks teach pupils to be expendable ‘martyrs’
• Mother of JCC bomb threat teenager: He doesn’t understand
• Publicly broadcasti­ng weakness before a fight?
• Breaking Barriers
• An open education
• Survivor portraits
• Liberman: We will do what we need to do,
• Agreement sows greater confusion,
• Justice Ministry says iQOS product will be treated as ordinary tobacco
• In first White House meeting in seven years, Egypt’s president expected to focus on security assistance
• Hamas welcomes ‘increased measures’ against collaborat­ors
• Palestinia­n farmer says he was barred from his farm twice
• 89% of Israel’s ‘mega-rich’ are men, says Treasury
• Israeli NGO IsraAID helps Peru rebuild after flood ravages country
• Extremist haredi faction plans to disrupt holiday traffic near airport
• BoI to issue updated NIS 20 and NIS 100 banknotes this year
• Knesset advances bill that targets illegal constructi­on
• Number of people with autism triples in past decade
• Report: Israeli kids live less healthy
• Improving diabetics’ quality of life
• A mini Eurovision – in Tel Aviv
• Labor Court: Ashdod Port tried to get out of equal pay for women
• Police bust synthetic-marijuana lab in Petah Tikva
• Breakup turns into stabbings and vandalism
• Dead Sea indicates climate change for 220,000 years
• Is the Iranian regime facing a Kurdish uprising?
• Yevgeny Yevtushenk­o, who broke silence over Babi Yar, dead at 84
• Egypt court overturns judicial block on transfer of islands to Saudi Arabia
• History of ‘papal tyranny’ catches up with pope in northern Italy
• Four-day-old baby rescued in Mediterran­ean by humanitari­an ship
• Colombia mudslide, flooding kill 254 in midnight deluge
• Moscow police detain up to 30 anticorrup­tion protesters
• Twenty tortured, murdered in Pakistani Sufi shrine
• Russian report on French election miffs watchdog
• US-backed forces repel Islamic State attack near Syrian dam
• Suu Kyi’s party wins nearly half of Myanmar by-elections
• Tar Heels hold off Ducks, move on to final against Zags
• Lions mount epic comeback to beat Pioneers in Israel Bowl X LOCAL TACKLE FOOTBALL
• Butler comes up big in the clutch for Bulls vs Hawks
• No longer cute and cuddly, Gonzaga proves itself as one of college’s elite
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• Interestin­g four-team race developing for 3rd place
• The bigotry of ‘intersecti­onality’
• Agunot in Zion
• Telegraphi­c reminders of reality
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• JVP conference
• Own up already
• Accelerati­ng the autonomous­vehicles industry in Israel: Challenges on the bumpy regulatory road ahead
• It’s not about the army
• World shrugs as Hezbollah prepares massive civilian deaths
• Brexit effects may be reflected in business surveys this week
• Beyond jobs, car sales to give insight on consumer health
• UK robot helps autistic children with their social skills
• Ethical investment tide lifts ‘greenwash’ concerns
• Investors bet on a quiet tech revolution in Europe
• OPEC: Iraq to fully comply with oil-cut deal
• How gymnastics culture breeds sexual abuse

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