The Jerusalem Post - 2019-11-29

• ‘Sa’ar fit to be PM; majority says Netanyahu can’t stay’
• Why Black Friday is a matter of survival
• Squabbling threatens US effort to engage Palestinia­ns
• Tel Aviv start-up turns smartphone camera into a medical check-up
• ‘JEWISH BLOOD IS NOT FORSAKEN’
• Likud activists campaign to avoid election
• Echoes of Ford’s pardon of Nixon resonate in letter to Rivlin
• Where are the protests?
• The contender
• Post-indictment
• At long last, Germany expected to blacklist Hezbollah
• Yair Netanyahu: Nazi propaganda director could have learned from Israeli media
• Palestinia­n terrorist confesses to Ofra, Givat Assaf attacks
• ‘Corbyn is an antisemite, has corrupted Labour’
• A 76-year-old honor for saving Italian Jews
• Global kaddish planned for neglected exile of N. African Jewry
• IDF new warning system cut down sirens by 50%
• Barkat pushes bill to end UNRWA services in J’lem
• NYC using Israeli tech to protect computer grid
• Israel, Ghana to co-chair UN’s science-technology forum
• Iranian cleric compares gay marriage to bestiality, raising Scottish ire
• New street signs honoring Jews vandalized in Rome
• NGOs challenge anti-kippah law in Quebec
• It’s a girl! Tarantino, Pick reveal baby’s gender
• Jonathan Miller, acclaimed British director, dead at 85
• Supreme court expedites Jewish-non-Jewish marriage registrati­on
• Iraqi forces kill 28 after Iranian consulate torched
• US accuses Russia of helping Syria cover up chemical weapons attack
• Detained Saudi writers freed, others still held
• Iran dismisses French threat to activate UN sanctions
• African migrants among civilians killed in Yemen attacks – UN
• N. Korea test fires rockets in Thanksgivi­ng reminder of year-end deadline for US
• China warns US over Hong Kong law as thousands stage ‘Thanksgivi­ng’ rally
• Social Democrats to decide Merkel’s fate with election of new leader
• Macron tells army: ‘all options open’ in Sahel after Mali deaths
• Pompeo: Settlement shift helps create resolution
• Euroleague czar shoots from the hip
• Niners’ win over Packers provides pecking order in NFC
• Laboring Liverpool and City head into crucial month
• Messi scores in 700th match as Barca advances
• Mendes creates a ‘cinematic accomplish­ment' with '1917'
• Nickelodeo­n partners with Israeli team to create ‘Spyders'
• The America-Israel Cultural Foundation to celebrate its 80th anniversar­y
• Core curriculum: Fighting antisemiti­sm
• Mutiny on the Likud’s ‘Bounty’
• Mirvis’s message
• ‘Mr. Erdogan has settled your bill’
• Hospital treatment at home
• Can you have your cake and eat it too?
• Using tax against global warming
• Thyssenkru­pp invests millions in first 3D metal-printing in Israel
• Is Hamas the true beneficiar­y of the Israel-Islamic Jihad escalation?
• Iran, not Pompeo’s West Bank announceme­nt, hinders ‘peace in the Middle East’
• Canceling Roger Waters
• Transcende­nce in Hebron
• The Palestinia­n election opportunit­y
• A new Christian antisemiti­sm
• An Asian presence
• Pressing charges and Netanyahu’s trials
• No, Israel’s not imploding

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