The Jerusalem Post - 2018-08-06

• Cabinet meets as Gaza situation reaches critical point: ‘Deal or war’
• Desperate Iran braces for return of US sanctions
• THE FAMILIES
• Israel vexes Serbia with friendly Croatia flyover
• PM stands firm on Nation-State Law
• One-way street
• Sweets to the sweet
• Labour pains
• Hamas accuses Fatah of trying to foil long-term truce with Israel,
• IranAir gets five more planes before sanctions,
• Senior Syrian scientist killed by car bomb
• A message to Assad and Tehran
• Two IDF soldiers injured during training exercises
• First pictures of Gaza barrier released
• US-led coalition prepared to jump hurdles repairing eastern Syria after ISIS
• Police to indict Kiryat Gat resident for attack of elderly woman
• First woman ever appointed as legal adviser to rabbinical courts
• LGBT party to be founded tomorrow
• Ministers vote to fine customers of hookers
• Ziggy Marley meets participan­ts in high school Ethiopian National Project
• Eilat’s coral reef is growing, bucking worldwide trends
• JNF kicks off speaking tour to raise awareness on agricultur­e devastatio­n
• Youth movement named special adviser to the UN
• Anne Frank through a Latino lens
• Fat Joe, Tyga cancel Israel show
• Top sociologis­t’s fall could change counting of Jews
• Sen. Toomey: Jewish artifacts from Iraq should remain in US
• NBA team asked to cut ties with company supplying Israeli forces
• Deri uses Mini-market Law to block shops in 4 cities from opening on Shabbat
• Canton enshrines new Hall of Fame class
• Trump’s tweet about LeBron was pathetic, immature but not unexpected
• Israel’s men’s and women’s teams head to Panama
• Abu Dhabi to host Grand Slam event if it allows Israeli symbols
• Which foreign leaders should Israel welcome?
• Anticipati­ng Israel’s nationalit­y law
• True equality
• Divide and rule
• Stating the obvious
• Both sides now
• Slippery slope?
• Heat wave eases in Portugal, wildfire rages on
• Venezuela’s Maduro says drone blast was bid to kill him, blames Colombia
• Kremlin to turn Crimea into cultural capital
• IRGC says it held drills as US tensions rise
• 20 killed in plane crash in Swiss Alps
• Lebanon’s music festivals feel the crunch
• Markets get short-term boost from S&P credit rating lift
• Portfolio managers move to cash
• THE THIRD DANCE
• Rare tie at J’lem Film Fest awards
• GIDI – A WAKEUPABLE MUSICAL

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