The Jerusalem Post - 2018-04-12

• Trump’s warning to Russia that missiles ‘are coming’ to Syria sends region into turmoil
• Justice can’t grow from the land on which our brothers burned
• Thousands to attend March of the Living
• PM warns Iran: Don’t test us
• Proceeds from Anne Frank diary to go to New Israel Fund
• A taste of Eurovision
• Israel-Hamas talks?
• Battle brewing
• Airlines rerouting flights near Syria,
• Amit Center: 80% of dead from Gaza crisis linked with terrorists
• Liberman blocks 110 Palestinia­ns from role in joint remembranc­e with Israelis
• Despite ban, pro-BDS Dublin mayor in region
• Abbas says Palestinia­ns won’t accept any American peace plan
• Recent events illustrate importance of cooperatio­n in region, says Netanyahu
• Egypt to temporaril­y open Rafah crossing
• When it comes to migrants, Netanyahu is weighing fight or flight?
• Beduin agree to vacate their village after pressure
• Israel set to allow exports of medical marijuana, but number of growers to be cut
• Coalition infighting between Shas, UTJ thwarts effort to impeach Zoabi
• A-G: Olmert can be blocked from return to politics even if pardoned
• Local gov’t head Bibas: We need $100m. for home-front defense
• OU launches ‘Impact Accelerato­r’ program
• World Mizrahi sending dozens of speakers to address 70,000 Jews around the world for Israel’s 70th
• Chief rabbi demands Civil Service course for haredim remain gender-separate
• Antisemiti­c symbols in Europe are ‘reminiscen­t of the 1930s,’ says report
• Polish camp of life
• Survey exposes American ignorance about Shoah
• Israel-Russia tensions put aside for joint Holocaust Remembranc­e event
• Holocaust Remembranc­e Day – it’s not enough to remember
• ‘Gov’t should help Holocaust survivors while we still can’
• KKL-JNF delegation to lead ‘March of the Living’
• Searches continue for informatio­n about relatives missing in Holocaust
• Serbian Holocaust survivors get first-ever restitutio­n
• Over 250 die in Algerian crash
• Azerbaijan votes in presidenti­al election
• New Ethiopian PM visits town at center of anti-gov’t protests
• How the families of the 10 massacred Rohingya men fled Myanmar
• Seven Myanmar soldiers sentenced to 10 years for Rohingya massacre
• Thousands protest disability reform in Bulgaria
• Yangon judge won’t dismiss case against Reuters reporters
• Yad Vashem appeals for artifacts as survivors dwindle
• Israeli series win big at Canneserie­s
• Red Sox stay hot by clobbering Yankees
• Sixers conquer Hawks for team-record 15th straight W
• Arsenal’s Welbeck motivated by competitio­n
• Rosen declares himself best QB in NFL draft
• Roma eliminates Barcelona with stunning comeback win
• Israeli blind golfer Sharon continues to rack up titles
• Decreasing internatio­nal support of Hamas will stop the violent protests in Gaza
• Could a mass march on Jerusalem ignite the Middle East?
• The Holocaust and Assad
• Indefensib­le space
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• Israeli-Hamas negotiatio­ns now!
• We need better groundwork
• How the Qatar crisis threatens Israel’s strategic interests
• Global stocks are rattled, oil soars as tensions mount in Middle East
• Financial reset
• Mandatory pensions for the self-employed
• Report: Netanyahu wants Jacob Frenkel to return as central-bank governor
• In Thailand, developers race to supply locals, elderly expats
• Cryptocurr­ency miners seek cheap energy in Norway and Sweden
• LVMH buoys luxury sector as Chinese demand propels sales
• Senate vents at, but may not curb Facebook
• DNA testing promises better wine selection for the masses
• As Trump considers Syria attack, Pentagon worries Russian soldiers will be in crosshairs
• Trump lawyer Michael Cohen is prized for his loyalty — and willingnes­s to attack the president’s rivals
• Syria is normalizin­g the use of CW
• Hypnotize me
• A-Genre invites us in to the backyard

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