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Trained African giant pouched rats may help detect trafficked rhino horn and ivory products

Researchers trained eight rats to detect scents of threatened wildlife products including pangolin scales.

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

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The government must learn how to take the win

By JPOST EDITORIAL

A brutal US presidential campaign: Israelis should avoid replicating it

By GIL TROY

A world of two realities, for peace they must be united

By JUSTIN AMLER

Urban warfare in Gaza: Evacuations, propaganda, and reality

By ZINA RAKHAMILOVA

Supplying Israel with 30,000-pound bombs could deter Iran’s nuclear threat

By ERIC R. MANDEL

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Trained African giant pouched rats may help detect trafficked rhino horn and ivory products

'Days of Repentance': Israel hits multiple targets across Iran in retaliatory strikes

Over 100 aircraft and a 2,000 km journey to Iran, behind the scenes of Israeli attack

Hezbollah's gold mine catches fire: Nasrallah's bunker under hospital held half billion dollars

401st Brigade commander Col. Ehsan Daxa killed in northern Gaza

Saudi Arabia calls on int'l community to hold Israel accountable for Jews going up Temple Mount

The government must learn how to take the win

A brutal US presidential campaign: Israelis should avoid replicating it

A world of two realities, for peace they must be united

Urban warfare in Gaza: Evacuations, propaganda, and reality

Supplying Israel with 30,000-pound bombs could deter Iran’s nuclear threat