The Jerusalem Post - 2019-12-04

• No advancemen­t in talks as another election looms
• Trump clashes with Macron ahead of NATO summit
• Half of periphery does not feel safe, one-third considerin­g moving away
• Israeli pupils lag behind Western world in OECD tests
• French parliament declares anti-Zionism is antisemiti­sm
• Reducing agony is no reprieve
• Refuting a congressma­n
• History unearthed
• Netanyahu asks to defer Likud vote as Sa’ar’s support grows,
• TV interviewe­r to Corbyn: ‘No, just say sorry,’
• Trump now appears as a champion of NATO,
• Hamas-affiliated analyst calls for dialogue with US
• PM asks to defer Likud vote as support for Sa’ar’s challenge gains momentum
• Ireland’s FM says Dublin blocking anti-settlement bill
• Defense Minister Bennett signs executive order placing economic sanctions on terrorists
• Did Palestinia­ns push ICC to praise the IDF?
• ‘20% of disabled suffer workplace discrimina­tion’
• INSEAD and Lod start-up to launch world’s first VR classroom
• Supreme Court rejects Malka Leifer’s appeal against new psychiatri­c review
• Efi Nave, judge to be indicted in sex-for-judgeship scandal
• Intel reportedly negotiatin­g for Israeli chipmaker
• McGill Univ. administra­tion condemns student council for targeting Jewish student
• Poll: 67% of Labour leader supporters hold at least one anti-Jewish viewpoint
• Hugh Grant campaigns for Luciana Berger
• IRGC accuses ‘Great Satan’ US and ‘Zionist’ Israel of being behind protests in Iran
• Israeli aid team arrives in Albania following earthquake
• German NGO blasted for exhibiting ashes of Jews from the Shoah
• Lawmaker ‘offended’ as survivor said Jesus was a Jew
• Hot and dry: Climate report spells disaster
• Maccabi TA whips Maccabi Haifa
• Zubac’s rise with Clippers loud and clear
• Lionel Messi claims record sixth Ballon d’Or
• Israel-Jordan relations hinge on developmen­ts with Palestinia­ns
• The nefarious Irish bill
• Driving us crazy
• Smoking mad
• Iran proposes Rouhani visit Japan amid nuclear impasse with Western powers
• Hong Kong leader says US law will hurt business spirit
• Trump rejects censure idea as House panel readies impeachmen­t report vote
• Earth’s climate likely marks hottest decade on record
• Tehran arrests group planning unrest
• A smoke-screen trip?
• Shares fall as Trump delays trade deal timeframe
• France and EU say primed to retaliate over US tariff threat
• Searchligh­t, Fuhrer finish Bezeq takeover
• Renen Schorr on the past and the future of the Sam Spiegel Film School
• Thousands of Brazilians sing along for first time with Israel’s Kululam

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