The Jerusalem Post - 2018-01-25

• ‘Forbes’ 30 Under 30: Meet the Israelis transformi­ng how doctors diagnose you
• Two Israeli children and Palestinia­n man killed, eight people injured in West Bank car crash
• Palestinia­ns get 3G mobile services in West Bank
• Netanyahu urges Merkel to make ‘real’ changes to nuke deal
• After latest leaks, can A-G avoid indicting PM?
• Avenging death
• Kerry tells Abbas aide: ‘Don’t give in to Trump’
• CIA’s Pompeo fuzzy on US ability to contain North Korean nuclear threat
• Council of Europe to denounce Trump’s Jerusalem recognitio­n
• France sanctions companies and persons for enabling Syria’s chemical warfare
• On Balad’s home turf in Nazareth, Arabs see racism in recommenda­tion of indictment
• Barkat shuts City Hall meeting to the public
• El Al pilots beseech internatio­nal counterpar­ts to refuse to fly asylum-seekers to Africa
• Yeshiva students and others sign petition of support for Rabbi Eliyahu, who opposes women’s service in IDF
• ‘100 incidents of weapons theft from base in South over past two years’
• Upside-down ‘MasterChef ’ judge Haim Cohen prepares cosmic falafel
• Bill advances to grant Higher Education Council authority in Judea and Samaria
• Unwillingn­ess to provide budgets causing communicat­ions-satellite industry to ‘explode’
• TAU space center aims to create shoebox-size satellites
• Israel ranked among most powerful, innovative countries
• No longer alone – tackling loneliness among Holocaust survivors
• Americans more likely than Europeans to oppose antisemiti­sm
• Pentagon to sponsor counterter­rorism tech contest for Israeli start-ups
• Zioness Movement hits back at journalist who accused it of being ‘fake’
• Herzliya court: Roman Polanski must appear in person at trial
• Geffen to ‘Post’: I stand behind every word
• ‘Foxtrot’ director: Oscar snub was painful
• Kan reports rise in ratings
• American-backed Syria force denies ISIS in area targeted by Turkey
• US stresses Lebanon must cut Hezbollah from financial system
• Jihadists storm Save the Children aid group’s office in Afghanista­n
• Pakistan condemns ‘unilateral’ US drone strike on its territory
• US defends ‘America First’ agenda ahead of Trump’s visit to Davos
• UN calls on Myanmar for unhindered access to Rohingya camps
• Maduro the favorite as battle for president begins in Venezuela
• Pope: Fake news is satanic, condemns use in politics
• ‘I’ve signed your death warrant,’ judge tells abusive ex-USA Gymnastics doctor
• Palestinia­ns crossed into Israel 15 million times in 2017
• Hazan disinvited from meeting with Palestinia­ns
• Cavs fall to Spurs despite LeBron’s milestone
• Red-hot Blues extend points streak to 17 games
• Man City survives to reach League Cup final
• Israel lights up in pink in advance of Giro d’Italia
• Federer dispatches Berdych, advances to semifinals Down Under
• Greens stun Mac TA to reach cup quarters
• Blue-and-white gets Scotland, Albania in new UEFA tourney
• Conflictin­g paradigms for Jerusalem
• Which is the most dangerous option: Preserve, fix or tear up the Iran deal?
• Privatize Army Radio
• Israel and the Nazis in the basement
• Analyzing this week’s visit by US Vice President Mike Pence
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• The no-deal deal
• ‘Minority Report’ is already here – now what do we do?
• The rite of circumcisi­on
• Dollar extends weakness on Mnuchin remarks, bond prices drop
• Don’t try and fit the circle into the square peg
• Low inflation might warrant policy tweak by Bank of Israel, say committee minutes
• Plug wars: The battle for electric-car supremacy
• Warsaw Stock Exchange stocks, a top gainer in 2017, seen surging further
• Small nations join hacking game, and Lebanon got big results
• How $1.7 billion in Ukrainian bank loans ended up offshore
• This year’s Oscar nomination­s reflect unpreceden­ted levels of diversity
• Take ‘Shelter’ with these two women
• Oscars not so white and not so Israeli

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