The Jerusalem Post - 2024-02-11

• Moody’s cuts Israel credit rating to ‘A2’
• New US directive links military aid to human rights, including for Israel
• Hamas official survives Israeli strike in Lebanon
• Yemen’s Houthis hold funeral for 17 killed in US-UK airstrikes
• Throngs in NY turn out to support Druze restaurant
• MK Haskel: Permanentl­y cut UNRWA funding
• Australian Jews on alert after public list of ‘Zionists’ fuels harassment
• Arab world’s opposition to normalizat­ion on the rise since October 7, survey reveals
• Internatio­nal foundation­s raise urgent funds for Gaza’s tiny Christian community
• Prince Harry vows to see press mission ‘to end,’ berates Piers Morgan
• Pakistan ex-PM’s party says it aims to form government
• Huge rallies across Indonesia as candidates finish election campaign
• Report on Biden memory is wrong, White House says
• Soaking in Seattle (and Tacoma)
• Isrotel launches internatio­nal brand Aluma
• Knesset speaker projects unity in trip to US
• Did dementia exist in ancient Greek and Rome?
• Sleepless nights can follow mild COVID-19 infections
• Fossilized flying reptile, cousin of dinosaur, found on Scottish beach
• Saturn’s ‘Death Star’ moon has hidden secret: A subsurface ocean
• The pen is mightier than the (key)board
• The way to defeat Hamas
• The captives of Hamas
• Another survivor generation
• Holocaust studies: An optional chapter in history?
• America’s whimsical Mideast fantasy
• Is Hamas gaining a foothold in us medicine?
• Universiti­es are not antisemiti­c
• Toward a Jewish-muslim dialogue
• Defusing the TikTok bomb
• ‘I want to marry before a rocket lands on my head’
• Nikki Haley says she’s not going anywhere. These Republican­s don’t buy it
• Time for a double dose of joy
• CROSSWORDS
• A drop in the ocean
• Lionel Richie, a missing Prince, and a grumpy Bob Dylan

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