The Jerusalem Post - 2014-08-19

• Massive Hamas infrastruc­ture uncovered in West Bank was ‘aimed to topple PA,’ Shin Bet says
• ‘Understand­ing’ to halt violence likely as 5-day truce expires
• Syrian opposition figure tells Israeli that Obama let ISIS ‘cancer’ metastasiz­e
• IAEA expects progress by deadline in Iran nuclear inquiry
• Kosher now a target
• Taking the lead
• On the bright side
• Liberman: Balad pro-Hamas, has no place in Knesset after Qatar trip
• IDF destroys homes belonging to suspects in abduction, murder of Yifrah, Shaer and Fraenkel
• Jerusalem warns West on Iran: Don’t partner with one devil to fight another
• UNRWA head: Unless blockade ends, Gaza’s citizens will face years of misery
• Lapid calls for internatio­nal summit to aid rehabilita­tion, demilitari­zation of Gaza Strip
• United Hatzalah to assist Holocaust survivors traumatize­d by rocket fire
• Netanyahu seen unlikely to advance date of Likud race
• School year to start with discussion­s of Gaza war
• ALS ‘ice bucket challenge’ reaches Knesset
• Sa’ar redraws municipal boundaries in South to redistribu­te local taxes
• Leaders in Bayit Yehudi see hope with exit of top Tekuma figure
• Study: ‘Crowdfundi­ng’ found to pose fewer barriers to women
• TA musician suspected in wife’s murder ordered kept in custody, reenacts crime
• Children swallow magnets, spared from harm
• Lapid admits he would be troubled if son married non-Jew
• Anti-Semitism alarms ADL
• J’lem yeshiva homeless for next academic year
• Israel to extradite haredi woman suspected of sex abuse to Australia
• Sydney police aim to block pro-Palestinia­n rally planned for beginning of Israeli film fest
• Palestinia­ns view Mashaal’s role during war as ‘positive’
• Unidentifi­ed warplanes bomb militia units in Libyan capital
• Japan checking whether citizen captured by ISIS
• Kuwait briefly detains cleric suspected in terror financing
• State media: Cop killed in north Egypt
• Ukraine, rebels trade accusation­s over attack
• Court-prone former US mayor eyes post-prison comeback
• Assange hopes to exit Ecuador’s London embassy – if UK lets him
• Media reports of German ‘spying’ anger Berlin’s NATO-ally Turkey
• By bombing ISIS in Iraq, Washington sidesteps Syria
• Turkey’s Erdogan raises millions for Gaza and Gazans
• Cards, BoSox feeling World Series hangover
• Federer and Serena turn back the clock with dominant performanc­es for Cincy crowns
• Another memorable Albatross at Ga’ash
• Injury forces Nadal out of US Open
• Reigning champ FSU No. 1 in pre-season poll
• Mertesacke­r on standby for Arsenal’s qualifier
• Israel sitting pretty, but knows nothing secure
• Captain Cook hails England resilience after sudden but emphatic revival
• Impressive Israeli relay swimmers dive into Euros
• Refreshed Australia ready to get back in the saddle
• Red Card for Qatar
• Defeating terrorists: From Sri Lanka to Gaza
• Social ties
• Down for the count
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• UN and its agencies
• The Trajtenber­g legacy
• Focusing Israel’s PR
• The acceptance of the terrorist state of Gaza
• National versus privatized pensions
• An Israeli vacation: If not now, when?
• The tears of a clown
• From the eyes of a paratroope­r
• Russian sanctions threaten both Europe’s farmers and policy makers
• Evergreen and topical
• Reading micro-expression­s can reap rewards
• With cigars and crystal, Volvo targets Chinese rich
• From cradle to grave, Japan’s Kewpie adapts menu to feed aging nation
• Cost of raising a child in US tops $245,000, USDA says
• The cost of caring for Europe’s old nuclear plants
• Extreme medicine: The search for new antibiotic­s
• Mysteries of my father’s mind
• Playing soldier in the suburbs
• 14. The thinking man’s artist
• Fans bid to sleep and dine at ‘Downton Abbey’ for charity
• A gust of relief

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