The Jerusalem Post - 2023-07-09

• Security cabinet expected to weigh PA economic gestures
• Fatah and Hamas step up battle for West Bank control
• Government confirms plans to return Israelis to destroyed Homesh settlement
• How a new wave of FSU olim rallied around pumpkin spice latte
• Drug traffickin­g call puts focus on how opiods have harmed region
• Erdan: PA has let Iran gain West Bank foothold
• Staff-Sgt. Shilo Yosef Amir laid to rest at Mt. Herzl
• Mediterran­ean is global area most at risk for endangered seabirds due to accumulati­on of plastic - study
• Parts of Munich’s main synagogue destroyed by Nazis in 1938 found in city’s river
• Turning old maps into 3D digital models of lost neighborho­ods
• US to send Ukraine cluster munitions; NATO to meet in summit this week on Kyiv membership
• Yellen urges closer ties with China on climate, economy
• Dutch government collapses over immigratio­n policy
• NATO flexes muscle to protect Vilnius summit
• Found in translatio­n
• New Hampshire becomes 37th US state to adopt anti-BDS law
• The Bloomfield Science Museum hasn’t lost its mind; it’s gained a gut
• The responsibi­lities of power
• French turmoil
• Personaliz­ed medicine
• Helping lone religious soldiers
• A holy rebel
• Only with the promise and practice of peace
• A converging history
• A new threat on the horizon
• Time for prayer
• Is a Hanan Ben-Ari concert the solution to the divisions between Jews?
• Tired of waits, fees, and rejections, Israelis hope the US will ease its visa requiremen­ts
• ADL’s new director of litigation is taking on hate in court
• CROSSWORDS
• Feasts, glorious feasts, at the Israel Museum
• This year’s Tel Aviv Dance Festival goes mobile
• Lindsey Stirling’s artistic extravagan­ce coming to Tel Aviv stage

The Jerusalem Post - 2023-07-07

The Jerusalem Post - 2023-07-10