The Jerusalem Post - 2019-07-23

• ‘US worried China will use Israel investment­s for intel’
• WZO to reveal replica of missing pall for Theodor Herzl’s coffin
• IDF razes 12 buildings near J’lem security barrier
• Tunnels and urban combat will define next war
• How will new IAEA chief impact Israel-US-Iran nuke issues?
• Israelis are ‘ignorant’ of world Jewry and its concerns
• Fun on the fringe
• Relive the dream
• Burden of proof
• Khamenei: Trump peace plan a ‘dangerous conspiracy’
• Palestinia­ns call for ‘blacklisti­ng’ Arab journalist­s for visiting Israel
• Saudi blogger attacked in Old City for ‘normalizin­g’ ties with Israel
• Murderer of soldier hit with marble slab gets life in prison
• Vancouver city councilor will put forward motion to fight antisemiti­sm
• Rafi Peretz rejects New Right’s demands
• Barak: Public won’t forgive Peretz, Meretz
• Deri says Shas backing Netanyahu for PM, blames Liberman for elections
• Central Elections Committee receives NIS 46m. budget boost
• Sadan denies backing Shaked to head joint list
• Likud fumbles criticizin­g Lapid’s English
• EU Parliament gives platform to well-known PFLP member
• Labour launches website to combat antisemiti­sm
• Anti-BDS appeal to German gov’t gains academic power
• Tarnów cemetery wall vandalized with antisemiti­c graffiti
• What's new?
• Israelis develop algorithm to predict infectious diseases
• Volvo backs two Israeli automotive technology start-ups
• Infant dies after trapped in car in Modi’in Illit
• Young Israeli hoopsters revel in success
• Which active players have the best shot at Hall of Fame enshrineme­nt?
• Mac Haifa, Hap Beersheba advance in Europa League • Mac TA claims Super Cup
• Why Leah Goldin left the room and why you should care
• Democrats should have backed Israel but didn’t
• Diplomatic funding
• Understand­ing the UK’s passive Iran policy
• BDS, Omar Shakir, and Israel ‘eliminatio­nism’
• Political detox in the American Sabbath
• A dishonest broker?
• Oil prices rise more than 1% after Iran seizes UK tanker
• China’s Nasdaq-style board debut adds $44 billion in market cap
• Starbucks’ China rival Luckin Coffee plans first foray overseas
• Hyundai Motor lays out US recovery plan, places hope on new SUV models
• Thousands demand Puerto Rico governor to resign
• UK minister quits before Johnson becomes prime minister
• Death toll from India, Nepal floods jumps to over 300
• Airstrikes kill at least 20 in rebel-held city in Syria, rescuers say
• Afghan forces kill seven civilians in attack on terrorists
• CONCERT REVIEW
• Stylish expression­s

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