The Jerusalem Post - 2019-07-15

• Gov’t heads at odds over inspecting Chinese ventures
• Trump: Congresswo­men from corrupt, inept countries should go back there
• Netanyahu’s new foreign spokesman: ‘I wasn’t appointed because I’m gay’
• Casspi returning to Maccabi Tel Aviv after 10 years in NBA
• Court rules Afula must open city’s parks to nonresiden­ts
• Peretz says gay conversion therapy remarks ‘distorted’
• Dakh Daughters
• Broken record
• Hit the gas
• Is hatred of the media linked to government mistrust?
• PM: We’ll ‘crush’ Lebanon if Hezbollah attacks us
• Palestinia­ns to raise refugee ‘right of return’ at first UN racism review
• Greek minister walks back his past neo-Nazi associatio­n
• Comm. Ministry launches race to build 5G mobile networks
• Is the Trump doctrine the ‘spite Obama doctrine?’
• ‘Not an indicator of liberal opinions’
• How much progress is Israel making in combating discrimina­tion?
• Netanyahu mulls appointing Bennett as UN ambassador
• Knesset to address crisis over Ethiopian-Israeli shooting
• ‘You are unworthy to be responsibl­e for the education of young people’
• Dershowitz helped Jeffrey Epstein secure his plea deal. He has no regrets
• Saab looks to unseat IAI in Colombian Air Force jets bid
• Defense Ministry continues work to clear Tzrifin base
• Canadian leaders’ trip goes from ‘Shoah darkness to Israeli light’
• North Macedonia’s headstones reveal unique community
• Philippine National Oil Co., Tel Aviv’s Ratio Petroleum ink deal for gas exploratio­n
• Business guru Tony Robbins to lecture in TA
• OECD: Labor productivi­ty hampering economy’s growth
• NIS 65m. still owed for Yesha security
• Djokovic claims Wimbledon title in thriller
• Basketball superstars wield power with more authority than ever before
• England wins World Cup in Super Over after incredible tie with New Zealand
• Back to sanity
• Peretz should go
• The tricky story of the Israel Prize
• Slippery Silwan statements
• (Un)lucky strike
• Sarsour lemons
• Hong Kong protesters escalate fight in suburbs
• Struggling in White House bid, Democrat Gillibrand seeks bump in Trump country
• Death toll from Nepal rains rises to 55
• After Taiwan buys arms, China holds military drills on southeaste­rn coast
• Minister: Turkey will drill for gas until Greek Cypriots accept plan
• Canada’s struggling energy industry takes stock at annual Stampede party
• US stocks face reporting letdown
• Back on the map: Lebanon hopes for best tourist season in years
• Railroad earnings eyed for tariff effects
• CBRE: Employees demanding TA offices, not managers
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• DAILY BRAIN TEASERS
• Paul Anka does Sinatra, and more
• New York moments: Choir, Broadway casts perform in the street during blackout
• CONCERT REVIEW

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