The Jerusalem Post - 2018-02-12

• Security Cabinet mulls action against Iran
• Air defense boosted in North
• Oren pursued to head Jewish Agency
• A-G orders police to hold off recommenda­tion in PM probes
• DC keeps low profile over strike
• Give credit
• Fires, food & more
• War in Syria? It’s up to the Russians
• Northern exposure
• Syrians suffering under Assad praise Israeli strikes
• Wounded pilots: The force of the blast could have killed us
• Cyber-war nightmares: How can Iran, Hezbollah use cyber to fight Israel?
• Official: Palestinia­ns betting on larger role for Russia in peace process
• Renewed Hamas-Iran ties make risk of two-front war more realistic
• From the Euphrates to Beit She’an: The Islamic Republic’s dangerous game
• Israel to be key player in next chapter of Syria’s war
• We’re in all-out war against Iran’s presence in Syria, Bennett says
• PM mulling plan to build 800 homes in Har Bracha
• Trump: Israel has to be ‘very careful’ with settlement­s
• National Religious rabbis: Legalize Netiv Ha’avot outpost before destructio­n
• Coalition postpones sovereignt­y vote
• Rivlin backs plans for Babi Yar Holocaust Memorial Center
• Jewish Agency says Masa internship crisis resolved
• ‘Courts giving authoritie­s free hand in Gaza closure’
• Philanthro­pist and art lover’s heart always remained in Israel
• Poland invites Israelis to Bern to honor righteous gentiles
• Activists launch sanctuary project for migrants
• Ministry accepts recommenda­tions to reduce violence in health system
• Teachers’ Union pushes back over violence by parent at Lachish school
• Internatio­nal team identifies gene associated with Crohn’s and Parkinson’s
• Aiding wheelchair-bound children in South Africa
• Gift store that hires disabled Anglos opens on Jerusalem’s Emek Refaim
• Kevin Myers readies for his comeback
• Bagel emoji heading to your phone
• Trailblaze­r Orna Berry steps down from Dell EMC in Israel
• Assad quietly aids Syrian Kurds against Turkey
• Standoff in high seas as Cyprus says Turkey blocks gas drill ship
• Saudi Ritz reopens after stint as gilded prison of princes
• Egyptian forces kill 16 terrorists in Sinai
• Pyongyang mum on summit as delegation winds up visit
• Diplomatic gold to North
• Myanmar soldiers facing action over killings
• May’s government to set out ‘Road to Brexit’ in six speeches
• Embassy pulls support from Israeli Film Festival in Paris
• US official: Tillerson has ‘not ruled out’ Israel visit
• Kerr fastest to 250 wins after topping Spurs
• North Korea cheerleade­rs stealing the show
• Sabres end Rask’s points streak; Leafs double-up rival Senators
• Cubs regain NL Central edge by signing Darvish
• Kvitova puts Czech Republic into Fed Cup semis
• Eighth-place finish for Israel in team event
• Joy for Benitez as Newcastle stuns United, Liverpool cruises
• High-quality duels among top-4 in State Cup semifinals
• Mac TA extends gap with Acre victory
• Questions following a ‘day of battle’
• Russia and deterrence
• The lies surroundin­g the African refugees
• Is the professor kidding?
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• Ignorant of history
• Justice needs to be blind
• Investors brace for more swings as US inflation specter rises
• Eight signals to watch that US stock rout is over
• Inflation data for big economies may test nervy markets again
• Toyota leaves Pyeongchan­g podium to South Korean rivals
• Flying Tomato’s burger visit cheers up fast-food chef
• Mom-and-pop investors undeterred by wild US stock market
• Toyota can at least count on dominating at the next Olympics, the Summer Games in Tokyo in 2020
• What North Korean defectors really think about this Winter Games unificatio­n
• RAMI FORTIS Berale Lehavot Haviva, February 3
• Mustonen returns

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