The Jerusalem Post's top 5 stories of March 13

1. Terrorist Nashat Milhem had planned an attack on kindergartens in Tel Aviv, Police said Sunday, as they released their findings of an investigation into the attacks on New Year's Day in Tel Aviv. Read more: New Year's Day terrorist planned to attack Tel Aviv daycares 2. Larry David reprised his role as Bernie Sanders on Saturday Night Live in a sketch poking fun at the candidate's voter base. Read more: SNL skit asks Sanders supporters to curb their enthusiasm 3. A Colombian actress has caused an uproar garnering accusations of anti-Semitism after insinuating on social media that her country's nomination for best foreign film in the 2016 Academy Awards failed to win the Oscar because of the Jews of Hollywood. Read more: Colombian actress faces backlash over remarks on Hollywood Jews and the Oscars 4. Egyptian Justice Minister Ahmad Zind has been a target for mockery and heavy criticism by Egyptians in the past few days following a controversial comment he made about Prophet Muhammad in a recent television interview. Read more: Egyptian minister under attack following remark about the Prophet Muhammad 5. Israel will not allow Palestinians in Gaza to launch rockets into Israel and Hamas must prevent such incidents from occurring, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told his weekly cabinet on Sunday. Read more: Netanyahu warns Hamas after weekend of rocket fire from Gaza

The Jerusalem Post's top 5 stories of March 13

Terrorist Nashat Milhem had planned an attack on kindergartens in Tel Aviv, Larry David reprised his role as Bernie Sanders on SNL, Netanyahu warns Hamas against rocket attacks, and more.

Jewish, Arab Israeli activists launch 'Hasbara' flotilla

High Court orders top-secret Gofman affidavit sent to PM

The Jerusalem Post's top 5 stories of March 13

Terrorist Nashat Milhem had planned an attack on kindergartens in Tel Aviv, Larry David reprised his role as Bernie Sanders on SNL, Netanyahu warns Hamas against rocket attacks, and more.

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