The Jerusalem Post - 2023-05-28

• NGO tax bill shelved after criticism from ambassador­s
• Jewish groups differ on effectiven­ess of US strategy to counter antisemiti­sm
• Iran’s 2,000-km. missile test raises concerns
• Terrorist killed outside synagogue near Hebron
• Israeli officials met UN chief concerning Children and Armed Conflict blacklist
• Masses protest judicial reform, but turnout lower
• If the US abandons Israel, ‘that is the end of America as we know it,’ says Dennis Prager
• Over 170 wildfires break out amid heat wave
• Decision on parole for terrorist delayed after backlash
• Noa Kirel accepts invite to visit Poland following Shoah remarks
• Mass mortality of sea urchins threatens to destroy Eilat coral reef
• Thorny issues remain in US debt-ceiling talks, key Republican says
• Erdogan defies prediction­s of political demise
• Think a safari can’t be romantic? Kenya’s tented camp resorts add splendor to a honeymoon adventure
• When it comes to Colorado in the summer, ‘geology is life’
• Fatah unfazed by Hamas victory in univ. elections
• Ten takeaways from US strategy to combat antisemiti­sm
• Change your place, change your luck
• Weight-loss drug pioneers aim to jump on the Wegovy bandwagon
• How the WHO could fight future pandemics
• South African fossils reveal ancient beast’s epic journey to oblivion
• Lacking a coordinate­d public diplomacy
• Proceed with caution
• Bringing the younger generation closer to Israel
• Forced destiny
• A social divide? Not here!
• A teachable moment?
• Our teenagers take Israel for granted
• Saudi arabia seeks to reshape the mideast
• You are what you eat
• The Shavuot Madonna?
• A quiet hi-tech giant with a strong Israeli backbone
• Dates – a new peace-building superfood?
• CROSSWORDS
• With two essential films, Cannes finds haunting new prisms on the Holocaust
• The Jewish-German actor who plays a Nazi in the new Disney series about Anne Frank

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