The Jerusalem Post - 2018-10-16

• Supreme Court justice David Mintz narrowly escapes attack by Palestinia­ns with hammers
• Aussie PM Morrison ‘open’ to moving embassy to J’lem
• Liberman: Gaza truce possible only after dealing ‘harshest blow’ to Hamas
• Election rumors overshadow first day back in Knesset
• Report: PM’s confidant and relative to be indicted in Submarines Affair
• Cohen: We can be among leading OECD economies within a decade
• Breaking silence
• ‘Things to Do in Munich’
• An Israeli tale
• Intensify military response to Gaza attacks, Bennett says
• Following Netanya murders, groups call on authoritie­s to protect women
• Lapid: Netanyahu is destroying democracy
• Shaked: We’ll make gov’t give Knesset veto over High Court
• Weinstein denies A-G is dawdling in Bibi indictment­s
• Military action in Gaza would be the ‘Mahmoud Abbas War,’ says Steinitz
• Hamas says empty threats don’t scare Palestinia­ns
• Galant: We’ll try for long cease-fire in Gaza Strip before we go to war again
• HU protesters reserve empty chair for alleged BDS activist Alqasem
• MKs tell Netanyahu to okay West Bank outposts
• Strategic Quneitra crossing reopened
• Katz: Great interest in railway link between Israel and Saudi Arabia
• ‘13% of Israelis identify as Reform or Conservati­ve’
• Reshet pulls out of merger with Ch. 10
• Bloomberg ready for presidency
• Facebook closes fake pages before municipal elections
• Rivlin swears in 24 rabbis as Rabbinical Court judges
• Netflix buys Keshet’s ‘When Heroes Fly’
• 93-year-old crowned as ‘Miss Holocaust Survivor’
• El Al introduces new European flight model, closes low-cost brand
• German group renovates Holocaust survivors’ homes in Israel for free
• Palestinia­ns protest Israeli closure of West Bank school near Nablus
• Exhibit highlights the common cultural factors connecting ancient Israel and China
• White House ‘reviewing’ bipartisan bill promoting Palestinia­n fund
• Explosion targets Russian-Jewish community leader
• Israel climbs to top of Group C
• Pats end Chiefs’ unbeaten run
• It wasn’t pretty, but Sox claw back into ALCS
• America’s next ambassador to the UN
• The strange, disturbing cases of Pastor Andrew and journalist Jamal Khashoggi
• Quneitra hope
• Eisenhower, the Rebbe and the bombs that weren’t dropped
• To Nikki, I say: Thank you
• Return to Eritrea is long overdue
• Is deportatio­n of Israel’s Congolese asylum seekers wise?
• An ideal Jewish Polynesian royal husband
• THE LOUNGE
• Sears, once a retail titan, files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• Italian cabinet to okay budget today
• Saudi king orders Khashoggi probe
• Stalemate: May under mounting pressure to rethink her plan for leaving the EU
• Syria says it’s ready to fight for Idlib
• Bavaria vote shakes Merkel
• Prince Harry, Meghan expecting first baby
• ‘Hidden Face’ reveals the story of faith during the darkest days
• Prince-orchestrat­ed tribute to turn Israel purple

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