The Jerusalem Post - 2019-02-01

• A cure for cancer? Despite one company’s claims, many experts are uncertain
• Palestinia­n-Israeli security coordinati­on in jeopardy
• ‘We’ve never encountere­d a situation like this’
• In different signals to Israel and Iran, Arab allies gather in Jordan
• Democrats ‘very concerned’ over Chinese projects in Israel
• The Bibi factor
• Officer and gentleman
• Israel’s Ambassador to UN Danny Danon is hopeful Netanyahu will stay on as PM
• Five IDF soldiers indicted for beating Palestinia­n detainees
• Court nixes easier travel for Gazans
• Florida recognizes Jerusalem as Israel’s undivided capital
• What does Trump’s fight with US intelligen­ce community mean for Israel?
• Avi Gabbay concedes he won’t win election
• Deri indictment unlikely before elections
• Litzman: Gantz’s career will end if he attacks haredim
• Agudat Yisrael is ‘zealous in the service of God,’ declares leading hassidic rabbi
• Shas launches electoral campaign with appeal to non-haredi voters
• PM hails energy ‘revolution’ at Leviathan platform
• Moldova, new to Holocaust memory, institutes a plan
• IDF completes large-scale drill against northern enemy
• IAI, India sign $93 million deal for more missiles
• Algae-based medical start-up Sealantis bought for $25m
• State attorney threatens to open non-Orthodox Kotel
• Navy simulates attack against gas rigs
• ‘Space Week’ takes off in Israel this week
• EU recognizes Guaido as Venezuelan president
• At least 12 dead as Arctic freeze hits US Northeast
• Yellow-vest ‘hooligans’ bill ignites French freedom debate
• Washington to stop complying with Russian nuclear pact
• Migrants disembark in Italy despite hard line
• Eluding sanctions, Europeans launch Iran trade mechanism
• Washington’s Syria withdrawal policy: Get others to pick up the slack
• US envoy: Condemn Iran’s hanging of man for violating anti-gay law
• China calls for harmony in Qatar dispute
• Paper owned by Lebanon’s Hariri prints last edition
• Likud brings Trump into election campaign
• Netanyahu’s ‘boring’ heckler becomes election campaign celebrity
• Beating odds, running down the competitio­n
• Hate Brady all you want, but he’s the GOAT
• Yankees grow brand in Israel
• Spotlight on Gaza at Sundance Film Festival
• ‘Exhibition on Screen’ to bring art films to Jerusalem Cinematheq­ue
• Contempora­ry and deliberate
• A lifelong advocate
• Liat Collins on TIPH and threats: Temporary and permanent
• Zalman Shoval on antisemiti­sim, Right and Left
• Rachel Bernstein on the limbo of Israel’s future World Heritage sites
• Below, within and above
• Address Ethiopian concerns
• The gospel according to Benny Gantz
• MobileODT cervical cancer detector saves lives with comfort
• Tom Brady, teamwork and portfolio risk management
• Time to opt out of Israel (more)
• Teva’s generic EpiPen launch stalls months after approval
• Religious vs. secular
• How the primaries can help save the world
• The Adana Protocol re-emerges as Russia and Arab nations align against Turkey’s Syrian interventi­on
• Yemen, the media and the threat of al-Qaeda
• Hold foreign sponsors of terrorism accountabl­e
• Invest in your Israeli wine palatte
• Back to Robert de Caix?
• A haredi wonder woman
• Similariti­es across the Center
• Ireland’s obsessiona­l hatred

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