The Jerusalem Post - 2013-08-27

• Attack on IDF in Kalandiya leaves three Palestinia­ns dead from gunfire
• Kerry: It’s undeniable Assad used chemical weapons on massive scale
• Better Place liquidator says battery swap stations may not stay open
• Millions of kids head back to school
• Assad: US military will fail if it intervenes
• On Syria, West reaches ‘event horizon’
• MTV awards
• Upcoming IAEA report
• Shared dreams
• Livni and Erekat talk peace before Kalandiya violence breaks out,
• Steinitz: Syrian use of WMDs shows how dangerous nukes in Iranian hands would be
• Elkin trades barbs with Foreign Ministry workers committee as bitterness lingers over labor dispute
• Cabel, Margalit back Herzog in Labor race
• Yam 3 reservoir shows significan­t signs of hydrocarbo­n presence
• Attacking Israel would be self-destructiv­e act for Assad
• Visit Robinson’s Arch for Rosh Hashana, Bennett tells Conservati­ve, Reform Jews
• Jerusalem c’tee approves NIS 62.4m. infrastruc­ture budget for Ramat Shlomo
• Egyptian FM meets Abbas, thanks him for supporting Morsi ouster
• Barkat endorsed by dozens of Likud supporters in open letter
• Setback for Bennett in J’lem race
• Piron: Encourage students to excel with love, not exams
• Tel Aviv denies policy of segregatio­n in preschools for new school year
• Lapid, Bennett establish panel to lower cost of living
• Non-medical staffers at two Hadassah hospitals to apply sanctions today
• An insider look at an IDF investigat­ion into a Palestinia­n’s death, post-cast Lead policy change
• Yad Sarah launches campaign to implement ‘home hospital’ program
• Rambam experts: Constant use of touch-screen devices poses serious risks to young students
• Israeli Arab community leaders learn fair policing policies in N. Ireland
• Ethiopians to protest end of aliya tomorrow
• China, Israel amp up flight agreements
• Syrian Kurds trek to Iraq over parched hills
• Monitors: Syrian rebels seize strategic town, execute Alawite cleric
• Karzai stresses need for Pakistan’s help in Afghan peace process with Taliban
• Khamenei blames outsiders for Middle East’s woes, threatens US
• Fukushima plant looks to overseas toxic-water experts
• As Bo trial ends in China, prosecutor demands severe punishment
• Fort Hood jury to begin weighing fate of convicted shooter
• Yosemite wildfire grows, fueling dangerous winds
• Italian PM meets with Center-right to defuse growing rift
• Expert: Us-led attack on Syria may lead to increased Russian cooperatio­n with Iran
• Yankees salvage road finale against Rays
• HBO documentar­y remembers legendary Jewish broadcaste­r Marty Glickman
• ‘Madden’ video game crosses 25-year line
• Cardiff shock may send Man City back to the shops
• It’s time to separate the men from the boys
• New stadium roof will open/close in record time
• Being at the march on Washington in a Jerusalem movie house
• Back to school
• Nearing the summit of Kilimanjar­o
• More than sliced bread
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• Kind to animals
• Reasonable wonder
• Game of thrones
• Back to the future
• Anti-semitism and European nationalis­m
• Raoul Wallenberg is still missing
• Democracy and the Arab world
• Key ‘missing’ debate over future of nuclear energy is waste storage
• Russia fiercely rebukes Belarus for detaining potash boss
• IDB given 8 week extension by court
• Married couples in business to get separate taxation
• New apps help shoppers identify items using image recognitio­n
• Muriel Siebert, first woman to buy seat on NY Stock Exchange, dies at 80
• South Africa hit by widened wave of strikes from constructi­on, airport workers
• Trades from 1990s come back to haunt Wall Street
• Central bankers debate risks from withdrawin­g global liquidity
• In bustling Houston, it’s a case of ‘build, baby, build!’
• North Nigeria’s poor beat path to nascent mining boom
• Foreign policy by whisper and nudge
• Addicted to apps
• Stars, taboo sex and death at Venice film fest
• House call from the doctor of soul

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