The Jerusalem Post - 2019-02-10

• Security forces arrest Palestinia­n suspect for brutal murder of Ori Ansbacher
• Watchdog to Facebook: Remove Fatah page
• Labor plans campaign pushing for Palestinia­n state
• PA calls on Arabs to boycott US conference in Warsaw
• ‘You were a child of light’
• Heavenly breath
• Safe and secure?
• David Citadel
• Gantz won’t say who he voted for in past elections,
• Doctors strike at Hadassah averted
• Ex-Canadian PM Harper on under-the-radar business visit
• What happens after US withdrawal from Syria?
• Israel’s first commercial aviation academy aims to reduce global pilot shortage
• Israel’s first ‘pod hostel’ to open in Tel Aviv in April
• Foreign Ministry restarts Twitter account geared to Persian Gulf… this time in Arabic
• Defense lawyers for Palestinia­ns seek court reform
• Arab world’s first Ms. Security takes office in Lebanon
• Acting US attorney general Whitaker snaps at Democrats in contentiou­s hearing over Russia probe
• Irish PM says Brexit deal ‘can be done’
• US slams Germany for refusal to extradite Turk
• Trump: N. Korea summit talks to be held in Hanoi
• Canadian gets life sentence for killing six in Quebec mosque shooting
• Discoverin­g hawker food in singapore, a culture worth preserving – and devouring
• The fascinatin­g backstory of the periodic table, which is about to turn 150 years old
• Breakfast may not help keep pounds off
• Women’s brains act younger than men’s, says study
• Amnesty Internatio­nal renews its attack on an old foe
• Learning better Talmud with a South Korean
• Medical Ariel
• Education is the crucial antidote to hatred
• How the BBC proliferat­es antisemiti­sm in the UK
• Foreign donors: You should check where your money is going
• The middle east’s tectonic shifts
• A sound meaning
• After record-breaking 2018, it could get hotter
• A Family Time Crossword
• Oscar front-runner Glenn Close: I’ve lost myself in relationsh­ips, too
• DANCE REVIEW

The Jerusalem Post - 2019-02-08

The Jerusalem Post - 2019-02-11