The Jerusalem Post - 2023-05-31

• Knesset to vote on its slots for judge selection panel
• Israeli murdered in West Bank shooting
• Iran makes moves with IAEA, ballistic missiles – what are they up to?
• Far-rightists threaten Jerusalem Pride March
• New bill would restrict access to informatio­n
• How much are Israel-Saudi ties worth to the US?
• PM holds ‘preliminar­y’ cost of living cabinet meeting
• A mortgage in a changing reality
• Dollar, Euro stocks fall with US debt vote in focus
• Nvidia hits $1 trillion in market value on booming demand for AI
• BoI chief warns of more rate hikes if shekel stays weak
• ‘Finding Nemo’ shrimp can help keep food, paints white
• Israeli tech may bring good news to energy sector
• Egypt seeks greater diplomatic role in Middle East
• Pittsburgh synagogue attacker faces death penalty as trial opens
• Lapid says gov’t proposal on Zionist values represents racism
• Why are drones go-to weapon for Kyiv, Moscow?
• Man City reigns supreme: Club-by-club review of the Premiershi­p season
• Knights thrash Stars in Game 6, to vie for Stanley Cup vs Panthers
• Miami rebounds, bounces Boston in 7
• Beware of J Street
• Where are the women?
• Antisemiti­sm is entrenched in Europe
• Serious threat
• Soul of this country
• The conflict Iran will try to wage
• A ticking time bomb
• Haredim and pensions
• Don’t allow racists to corrupt Zionism
• Debt ceiling deal faces Congress test
• War comes to Moscow on day of multiple drone strikes
• Italy bets on Sardinia to host world-leading telescope
• Experts raise fears of ‘extinction risk’ from AI
• A triple-digit age
• ACROSS CROSSWORDS
• Life according to Erica
• Robbie Williams showers Israel with love
• Restored classics light up ReFILM festival
• Israel Museum to host J’lem Jazz Festival

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