Thursday, February 28, 2019

UN: IDF deliberately shot children on Gaza border in apparent war crime

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UN: IDF deliberately shot children on Gaza border in apparent war crime
The three-person panel investigated the deaths of the 189 Palestinians killed from the start of the protests on March 30 until December 2018.
Israeli Air Force strikes Hamas in southern Gaza
There are also reports of fighter jets entering western Gaza, according to Arab media sources. 
How Arab world youth countered repression using social media, pop culture  
While repressive Arab regimes have sought to harness the power of the internet—especially after the 2011 Arab Spring—young people have been experimenting with newer forms of digital activism. 
All the Jewish moments from Michael Cohen’s dramatic House testimony 
This was Cohen’s first extended public appearance implicating President Donald Trump in crimes that will send Cohen to prison for three years. 
Michael Cohen's red string bracelet draws attention
Trump's former lawyer wears an accessory associated with Kabbalah to his congressional hearing. 
Trump on Cohen: He lied a lot, but not about collusion with Russia  
President Donald Trump criticized his former attorney Michael Cohen on Thursday for lying in testimony to Congress but found reason to praise him, too, for not alleging Trump’s campaign colluded with Russia in 2016.
A-G expected to announce intent to indict PM Netanyahu for bribery today
Decision could decisively impact election; Case 2000 still unclear.
Trump ahead of indictment: Netanyahu's a great PM, tough and strong 
Trump was asked about the investigations against Netanyahu and made the supportive comment in response. 
Likud to High Court: Block A-G from announcing intent to indict Netanyahu 
The party announced its move Thursday morning, hours before Mandelblit was expected to publish his decision. 
Analysis: Trump walking away from N. Korea increases pressure on Iran
From Trump’s press conference, it appears that even with no deal, the two sides are still talking and there is no immediate danger of a deterioration or escalation into a conflict. 
N. Korea ready to denuclearize - Kim Jong-un says in meeting with Trump
Trump and Kim began the second day of their summit on Thursday. 
Financial help is greatest contribution of US Jews to Israel poll finds
Netanyahu was ranked by a wide margin as the candidate to manage the relationship with US Jewry, receiving some 32% in this regard, compared to only 11% for Benny Gantz, 13% for Yair Lapid. 
Is there a common theme in the outbreak of antisemitism in the West? 
 A sense that “democracies don’t control” their own countries has contributed to the rise of antisemitism. 
Civil marriage debate returns to Lebanon as protesters take to streets 
Lebanon is comprised of 18 recognized religions and sects, each with courts having legal jurisdiction over personal status issues such as marriage, divorce and inheritance. 

Jerusalem gives Liberian President Weah an athlete’s welcome 
Liberian President George Weah, previously a professional soccer player and the 1995 FIFA World Player of the Year, was welcomed to Jerusalem with his very own Israeli jersey. 

WATCH: Harvard alumna: Silenced for questioning at Palestinian event
Harvard graduate Vanesa Levine posted a video on Facebook earlier this month claiming, “a Palestinian man physically and verbally assaulted me because he was threatened by my words.” 
First Orthodox Jewish police officer hired in Lakewood N.J.
 The Orthodox Jewish officer is one of 13 new officers who were hired, a diverse group who will serve the rapidly growing Lakewood community. 

Israeli company develops bullet-proof backpacks 
The bags, which appear like traditional backpacks, come with one or two Kevlar panels, making it bulletproof on one or two sides. 

Archaeologists uncover 1,600-year-old estate in Tzur Natan 
Israeli archaeologists discovered a 1,600-year-old estate in Tzur Natan in central Israel that they believe belongs to a wealthy Samaritan man.
African refugees face daily struggles in Israel - mini-documentary
One of the biggest challenges the young refugees encounter is fulfilling their desire to obtain a higher education and integrate into Israeli society.
These 7 Jewish comedians prove moms are really, really funny 
Comparing it to Anne Frank, man nails problem with 'Green Book'
New sex abuse film about Michael Jackson's legacy
Comparing it to Anne Frank, man nails problem with 'Green Book'
Why women are rocking Tel Aviv's electronic music scene
Jerusalem deer park welcomes new fawn born on Valentine's Day
To Tzfat and beyond
This is an ideal time to climb up to the upper Galilee and explore the city of Tzfat and its surroundings where spirituality and nature create a wonderful mix, much like the seasons.
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The Jerusalem PostHaachim Maslavita 13Tel-Aviv, Israel Israel

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