The Jerusalem Post - 2019-12-05

• PM says Israel actively countering Iranian threat
• IDF: Haredi conscripti­on much lower than stated
• Liberman pressured to join right-wing gov’t
• ‘Nasty,’ ‘two-faced,’ ‘brain dead’: NATO pulls off insult-filled summit
• An open sore that is not improving
• Issue of trust
• Filipino crackdown
• Peace Now and settler leader: Constructi­on permits, investment in settlement­s dramatical­ly up
• Effort to remove UNRWA Facebook fund-raising page fails
• JINSA’s CEO: Defense pact wouldn’t restrict Israel freedom of movement
• EU countries vote against anti-Israel UN resolution
• Iran is making a play for new Gulf outreach with Oman and Qatar
• Police reveal: ISIS terrorist attack thwarted in J’lem
• Iran wants to challenge Western navies in Gulf, alongside China and Russia
• Hezbollah terrorist sentenced to 40 years for planning attacks in NYC
• Is Iran readying to strike US targets to tip the scales?
• Jewish cemetery in France desecrated with swastikas
• 19-year-old killed after being struck by Jerusalem light rail
• Washington DC police arrest suspect in antisemiti­c vandalism of synagogue
• Business umbrella group calls to cancel national election holiday
• IAC recruits Israeli-Americans to bridge gaps with Diaspora
• Artificial pollinatio­n start-up targets California market
• Festigal’s removal of word ‘frecha’ sparks debate
• Lebanon to convene talks on new PM on Monday, Khatib seen as frontrunne­r
• Iranian judoka Saeid Mollaei may compete in Israel next month
• ‘Artsy’ Auschwitz-Birkenau accessorie­s for sale at Pixels.com
• Spurs edge Rockets in 2OT
• Devils down Knights
• Figure skating union: ‘Nyet’ to Auschwitz costumes
• CFP rankings focus on final playoff spot
• Bring our citizens home
• Chinese human rights delegation visits Israel
• France gets it right
• Palestinia­ns edge toward elections
• PA foreign service in times of diplomatic freeze
• Why Israel will be blamed for the absence of PA elections
• NATO had a stroke in 1962, now it’s in a coma
• Revolution to revolution
• House approves Uighur bill, condemns Beijing
• What does it take to impeach Trump? Democrats weighs evidence
• Iran’s Rouhani calls for release of innocent, unarmed protesters
• Pope accepts resignatio­n of NY bishop over abuse
• Germany expels two Russians over killing of Georgian in Berlin
• EU debt yields positive as US-China deal eases
• OPEC plans further oil cuts, Russia yet to agree
• German car industry expects job cuts in 2020
• Dollar near 1-month low amid trade and growth uncertaint­y
• Gush Dan office occupancy rates continue climb
• EU chief concerned about budget cuts
• The fantasy of Japan

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