The Jerusalem Post - 2017-07-10

• Labor’s day – a push to get out vote
• Giving foreign diplomats a cyclist’s-eye view of Israel
• Education Ministry reverses itself over veto of Arabic dictionari­es
• Rabbinate blacklists 160 rabbis in Diaspora
• High Court’s final ruling: Shaare Zedek cannot open pediatric hematology-oncology department
• Liberman: We retain freedom of action in Syria
• $1.25b. gamble
• Israel debut
• A pipe deal
• Scaring the voters away,
• Who wins, who loses in Syria cease-fire deal
• Netanyahu to leave Friday for 3 days in Paris, and 3 in Budapest
• Hamas official says PA cut salaries of 37 of its lawmakers
• Chief rabbi, gov’t disagree over anti-Soros campaign in Hungary
• Protesters block roads as fight for increased disability payments continues
• Following deadly Sinai attack, Hamas says it has ramped up security along common frontier
• Poland to buy Israeli-made Patriot missiles
• It’s not personal – it’s the UN
• Hebron: It’s the Palestinia­ns’ latest diplomatic battlefron­t against Israel
• Bills urge 5% discount on municipal property taxes for active IDF reservists
• El Al chief David Maimon: Haredim demand seat changes aboard every airline
• Crowdfundi­ng campaign, now over NIS 220,000, aims to ‘free’ stabbing survivor from hospital
• The kosher bakery van and the armed robbery
• Roll-your-own and no-burn cigarettes still taxed at lower rates
• Leader of extremist ultra-Orthodox sect drowns in Mexico during ritual immersion
• As battle nears end, struggle over Iraq’s future intensifie­s
• ISIS fighters attempt to flee Mosul across river
• Huge crowd rallies in Istanbul against post-coup crackdown
• 19 Egyptian migrants die in east Libyan desert
• Peace at risk in Nigeria’s oil heartland as patience among locals wears thin
• Germans angry over Hamburg ‘orgy of violence’
• Doctors say ailing Chinese dissident fit to travel abroad for treatment
• Fires affect thousands in western Canada, Los Angeles
• At least 18 dead from Japan floods, landslides
• Two dead as violence hits India’s Darjeeling hills
• Prime minister calls for completion of east Jerusalem visitors’ center in wake of UNESCO vote
• Yankees rally in 9th to conquer Brewers
• Eight QBs under spotlight in training camps
• Rockets sign Harden to super-max
• Former England captain Rooney rejoins Everton
• Ervin captures gold in 100-meter freestyle
• Giro d’Italia 2018 to start in Jerusalem
• Mashour to become first Israeli-Arab on Maccabi Tel Aviv
• Gaza, a looming humanitari­an disaster
• Hebron ties and lies
• Peak white privilege at the G20 protests
• Kotel, conversion­s
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• Religious indoctrina­tion in secular education
• A whole new ballgame
• Peretz, not Gabbay
• Tech’s market leadership over? Not so fast
• Treasury announces tender for hi-tech fund managers
• Microsoft starts layoff of thousands of employees
• Moti Ben-Moshe delists Naaman
• Air India break-up an option as Modi pushes for sale
• Ivanka Trump takes center stage at G-20 as father pledges $50m. for women’s programs
• Facebook to build housing in Silicon Valley for first time
• Musk bets he can build energy storage system in 100 days
• Whole Foods drew interest from other potential suitors before striking Amazon
• The billionair­e who founded Birthright unwinds at his private zoo
• Patti LuPone isn’t a Jew, but she often plays one on stage and screen
• Ringo Starr celebrates birthday, talks McCartney reunion on new album
• Radiohead’s Thom Yorke gives BDS supporters the finger during Glasgow concert

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