The Jerusalem Post - 2022-05-18

• IDF to simulate strike on Iranian targets
• US Congress holds 1st hearing in 50 years on ‘unidentifi­ed aerial phenomena’
• J’lem violence, a Biden visit and a Netanyahu comeback
• Police on alert ahead of tonight’s Lag Ba’omer celebratio­n at Meron Only16,000 at a time to be allowed in following last year’s deadly stampede
• Hamas filling PA leadership vacuum
• US energy envoy: Biden’s visit will highlight ‘strategic ties’
• Lapid working to resolve Ben & Jerry’s Israel issue
• Coalition begins punishing Silman for defecting
• IDF predicts extreme violence in Arab-Israeli cities in future war
• Ex-atomic chief: Iran won’t cross nuke threshold anytime soon
• Macron calls Bennett to slam settlement­s as PM makes first official visit across Green Line
• Shares recover even as growth, inflation fears linger
• Economy shrinks in Q1, but rebound seen for rest of ’22
• Mortgage demand declines
• Musk links deal’s progress to proof of spam bot share on Twitter
• Elah Fund backs up ‘startup diversity’ talk with action
• Wix’s loss widens in Q1
• Nice Systems beats Q1 estimates
• Still more questions than answers in Israel’s EV market
• Believe it or not: NJ art collector’s tale of finding priceless Picasso work at local estate sale
• Iran’s ‘butcher of Oberlin’ urged murder of author Salman Rushdie
• Iran facing economic uncertaint­y
• What are the Jewish roots of France’s newest prime minister?
• Origin of Herod’s luxurious bathtubs subject to scrutiny
• ‘Jewish Rally for Abortion Justice’ in Washington
• From Celtics to Warriors, who are X-Factors in Eastern and Western finals?
• Guardiola: City pumped to retain title
• Anti-climactic crown for Maccabi Haifa
• Jew-nity: Why Israelis aren’t polarized over abortion
• Lebanese stability
• Israel comes together in New York
• Grind to powder
• Refusing to negotiate
• Retreat from folly
• Bar Kochba was not an ancient Moshe Dayan
• A response from Tzohar food supervisio­n
• Health for all; Taiwan can help
• The Jews of Krakow will not be silent
• Shanghai hits ‘zero COVID’ status but lockdown lingers
• Finnish parliament says ‘yes’ to NATO
• Hezbollah, allies lose majority in Lebanon
• N. Korea mobilizes army, steps up tracing amid COVID wave
• 250 Ukrainian troops surrender as Kyiv orders Mariupol to yield
• A matter of significan­ce
• CROSSWORDS
• Olga Tokarczuk on the influence of books
• Where everybody knows your name and hears your voice
• TikTok, Ukraine and so much more at this year’s Docaviv

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