The Jerusalem Post - 2018-01-21

• Pence: Trump ‘committed’ to restarting peace process
• Protesters blasted for harassing attorney-general while at worship
• Liberman: Hamas seeks to boost power in S. Lebanon
• Helping the Palestinia­ns establish their own Start-Up Nation
• US may turn existing J’lem facility into embassy for 2019 opening
• Pence’s problem
• Antioxidan­t
• Baton change
• Arab MKs to boycott Pence speech,
• Afrin could make dangerous triangle
• Netherland­s, Belgium pledge funds to UNRWA following US cutbacks
• Thousands of cops to be deployed during veep’s visit
• Leading Rafah family executes relative suspected of collaborat­ing with Israel
• Sara Netanyahu could face no jail time even if convicted of an offense
• Torah donated in memory of soldier slain in November
• Liberman bans chief rabbi from IDF events for blasting joint service
• Jewish gold-medal Olympian Aly Raisman confronts sexually abusive team doc in court
• Jews said barred from recent lecture on UK campus charging Israel with ‘reproducti­ve sabotage’ of Palestinia­ns
• Nearly 500 professors send letter condemning gov’t plan for migrants
• Breaking new ground for the elderly
• German court: Fair to call anti-Zionist Jew an antisemite
• Amsterdam synagogue, Jewish hospice vandalized
• Young innovators get awards
• Exploring the archeologi­cal wonders of Jordan
• The sound of music at Kfar Blum
• Sisi to run for second term in March election
• New Turkish front in Syria could further strain US ties
• Iraqi PM meets Kurdistan region leader for first time since independen­ce vote
• Philippine­s stops sending workers to Kuwait following deaths, abuse
• Germany weighing new sanctions against Iran, according to ‘Der Spiegel’
• US lawmakers shut down gov’t
• Madrid, Puigdemont differ over his rule from abroad
• China says US warship violated its sovereignt­y
• ANC mum on reports it will force out Zuma
• Netanyahu thanks US for helping resolve Jordan crisis
• Police expected to indict Minister Haim Katz in IAI corruption case
• Israeli-American study: Bariatric surgery patients live longer
• Raptors get defensive at home to edge Spurs
• Pats look to extend dynasty
• Vikings head to Philly as favorites
• Panthers overcome Golden Knights in overtime
• Future Palestinia­n leadership
• Cannabis and schizophre­nia
• Will the US betray the Syrian Kurds?
• We’re being bamboozled
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• BDS winning PR war by ‘influencer-marketing’
• The prospects for Israel-Saudi relations
• How do we curb racism and antisemiti­sm – and protect free speech?
• A house of horrors hidden in plain sight
• North and South Koreans plan to march together, field joint Olympic team
• How author Wolff got into Trump’s White House for tell-all book
• From Navon to Navon
• Family Time Crossword
• TELEGRAPH CROSSWORDS
• South Korean Bitcoin investors unfazed by threats of ban
• Deal-making Ferrero tycoon breaks decades of family tradition
• French saxophone maker Selmer sells stake to face up to Chinese pressure
• Outback Australian­s grounded as pilot shortage worsens
• Facebook to prioritize ‘trustworth­y’ news based on surveys
• Retail gloom helps to end six weeks of FTSE gains
• Wall St. up despite gov’t shutdown threat
• Getting Martin Luther King’s message across
• As artists fall into disgrace, must their art be exiled?

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