The Jerusalem Post - 2019-02-03

• A-G: I’ll decide on PM indictment before election
• Election won’t defer Gaza operation, Israel warns
• More mergers on the way? PM leaves options open
• Three German NGOs finance Palestinia­n group employing PFLP terrorists – report
• Russia suspends nuclear arms treaty after US announces plans to pull out
• AstroloJew
• Kickoff time
• Random walk
• Decisions despite elections,
• Despite PA appeal, TIPH mission ends after 22-years
• Cutting security aid, Trump team claims PA wants to skirt US courts
• Erdogan to free detained Israelis Arabs held over illegal kidney transplant­s
• Iran unveils long-range cruise missile on revolution anniversar­y
• Pope Francis heading to UAE for historic meeting
• New cardiac device aims to keep heart failure patients home
• Israeli entreprene­urs target lucrative global retail accelerato­r
• Where to watch Super Bowl LIII
• Booker, Gabbard join Democratic races for presidenti­al nomination
• Venezuelan general: Army should recognize Guaido
• Under pressure to recalibrat­e, Trump tackles State of Union
• New Lebanese government to prepare statement on policy goals
• Virginia governor apologizes for racist photo but won’t quit
• Eight dead as Philippine soldiers clash with militants
• Weekend getaway
• Postcard from Cuba
• Netanyahu launches Trump copycat ‘Likud TV’
• Netta releases first post-Eurovision tune
• Obesity, climate change and hunger must be fought as one
• Life with multiple myeloma has improved
• The popularity of Hamas
• Yeshiva week: A phenom
• Stop the nonsense, Ireland!
• It’s time for electoral reform in Israel
• Killing in the name of no God
• The Serbian connection
• A better way forward for female entreprene­urs
• Holocaust scholars worry that memory is a victim of Israel’s warming ties with Eastern Europe
• Cause to remember
• Family Time Crossword
• TELEGRAPH CROSSWORDS
• Building ‘Captain Marvel’: How Brie Larson trained to be a superhero

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