The Jerusalem Post - 2024-03-25

• EU condemns expansion of ‘illegal settlement­s across the occupied West Bank’
• Rafah op would be a huge mistake
• Gantz threatens to quit gov’t over haredi exemption
• The inconvenie­nt Zionism of Purim
• Terror attack in Moscow and Oct. 7: Similariti­es and difference­s
• Iran eyes nuclear ties with Russia, China
• Khamenei predicts US to abandon Mideast
• Combating antisemiti­sm with innovative tech
• Purim baskets delivered to Jewish Ukrainian soldiers
• Evacuated naturopath­y expert now treating others
• Iran’s Jews feel the heat as Palestinia­n flag placed on tombs of Mordechai and Esther
• Evacuees of Ethiopian origin face deep challenges
• Energy industry needs more women
• Scientists plan space parasol against global warming
• The legacy of Daniel Kafri – Israel’s preeminent sculptor
• Mac Tel Aviv continues continenta­l surge with double-week sweep
• Blue-and-white bows out of Euro qualifying
• Kansas exits early, NC State keeps winning
• Self-defense, then and now
• Invest here: Birth pangs of new opportunit­y
• The October 8 world
• Forming a strategic alliance to stop Iran
• Sociologis­ts on the warpath
• An Israeli peace plan?
• Israel alone
• ‘Faithful are the wounds of a friend’
• Yearning for nonpartisa­nship
• China told it faces economic ‘fork in the road’ as officials meet CEOs
• Nigerian army rescues abducted Kaduna students
• Russia mourns Moscow attack victims
• Senegal votes in delayed presidenti­al election
• Russia stages major airstrike on Ukraine; one missile enters Polish airspace
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• American-Jewish liturgical tradition comes to Tel Aviv
• Trance community dances back to normality

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