The Jerusalem Post - 2024-03-06

• IDF destroys largest northern Gaza terror tunnel
• Hezbollah – a bigger threat
• Some Yemen leaders tire of Houthis
• IDF reveals hidden fault lines between Gazan terrorist groups
• US sanctions CO-CEO of Israeli spyware firm
• Special Knesset event marks Internatio­nal Women’s Day
• WHO reports on serious global decline in childhood vaccinatio­ns
• Embassy in Jerusalem by year’s end
• New National Library, Shoah Foundation linkup
• Average wage rises moderately in ’23
• TASE CEO: Israel could slide from rich to poor
• Israeli study finds: Walking an average of 3,300 steps during pregnancy can reduce delivery risks
• Team8 raises $500m. for new hi-tech funding
• USC Shoah Foundation meets with Herzogs
• Milei’s rabbi shares president’s ties to Judaism
• Rare coin from Bar Kochba Revolt discovered in Judean desert
• Super Tuesday states and GOP delegate counts
• Trade deadline primer: Team needs, likely players who could be dealt
• Lillard and Portis lift Bucks over Clippers
• Arteta delighted with Arsenal’s signings
• Mac Tel Aviv, Mac Haifa neck and neck
• Auburn’s Lior Berman sees college career end with in-game ACL injury
• Dirty Politics
• Disconnect­ing aid from hate
• Combating ceaseless antisemiti­sm in US
• Saving Israeli politics
• A clear case
• Naive or manipulati­ve
• From Al-Buraq to Ramadan
• Raise your hand if you’re for violence
• Avoid processed foods
• Conversati­on with Salam Fayyad
• Outcry over leaked German military recording on Ukraine
• Special election flop underlines challenges facing Canada PM
• Ukraine claims it sank Russian ship near Crimea
• Macron urges allies to help Ukraine
• Super Tuesday: Trump seeks knockout blow
• Arrivederc­i Roma
• ACROSS CROSSWORDS
• The female gaze
• Prepare to be entertaine­d
• ‘Fast Charlie’ hits target as winning thriller

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