The Jerusalem Post - 2024-03-10

• Mossad: Hamas wants to ignite region on Ramadan
• Gaza aid ship expected to depart Cyprus
• Katz to join UNSC debate on Hamas’s October 7 sexual violence tomorrow
• UNRWA: Israel coerced some agency workers to falsely admit Hamas links
• Netanyahu earned his place alongside Hitler and Stalin, Erdogan says
• At least 28 Houthi drones shot down
• Ben-Gvir demands urgent meeting to reverse Temple Mount decision for Ramadan
• Biden vows all hostages in Gaza will return home
• We’re ready to attack Lebanon – top officer
• Pro-Palestinia­n activists ruin Cambridge Balfour painting
• Ester Cunio, 90, says talking about Messi saved her on Oct. 7
• ‘Dutch tram firm that brought Anne Frank to her doom tried to recover costs after war’
• Hong Kong bill proposes life term for insurrecti­on
• Pentagon UFO report says most sightings are ‘ordinary objects’
• Trump tightens GOP grip as daughter-in-law takes key post
• Flights selling out due to high demand for solar eclipse viewing destinatio­ns
• Ukraine teams up with travel firms to prepare for post-war tourism
• What happens to the coins tossed into Rome’s Trevi Fountain?
• Wildflower­s on the ancient Judean frontier
• Pope: Ukraine should have ‘courage of white flag’ of negotiatio­ns
• Sephardi chief rabbi warns of mass exodus if haredim drafted
• A faith-building double eclipse season
• Custom-made interventi­on protocol for haredi mothers of children with ADHD
• Blood test developed for fibromyalg­ia
• Stone tools give oldest proof of humans in Europe
• Gaza’s hunger crisis
• The surprising reason I’m a settler
• How does India see Israel’s war?
• The FBI’s silent battle
• No Women’s Day without our female hostages
• Without a proper budget
• An Israel educationa­l travel gathering
• Shifting the paradigm
• Hope is mandatory
• The buck stops here?
• Astrolabe discovery in Verona museum reveals 900-year-old Islamic-Jewish scientific collaborat­ion
• Closer to China than to the Japanese mainland, these idyllic islands confront the prospect of war
• CROSSWORDS
• A serious look at tonight’s silly Oscars
• ‘The Gentlemen,’ Guy Ritchie’s small-screen take, is fun but forgettabl­e
• Israeli director Tal Kantor’s ‘Letter to a Pig’ may take home an Oscar

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