The Jerusalem Post - 2017-08-01

• PA, Morocco press African leaders to boycott Israel summit
• Chasm separating Jordan and Israel over Amman embassy incident is not healing
• Jews’ visits to Temple Mount jump 15% this year, says advocacy group
• Kasher: ‘Light’ sentence for Azaria sets wrong precedent
• Into the wee hours
• Regional integratio­n
• Excessive force?
• Rivlin: Kotel must not be symbol of Jewish divisivene­ss,
• Can Kelly restore order?
• Is Azaria Israel’s O.J.?
• Defense Ministry bans coalition chairman David Bitan from visiting Hebron squatters
• Azaria lawyer weighs possibilit­y of no appeal
• ‘Go to Auschwitz,’ Hebron settler yells at left-wing activist
• Five Jerusalem residents indicted for alleged incitement on social media
• Kara starts work on bill to close Al Jazeera bureau
• Halutz: Darwin left Regev, Bitan behind
• Shin Bet holds woman for funneling terror cash to sons
• Yad Vashem signs first seminar agreement with Serbia’s Education Ministry
• Mexican politician lambastes BDS during visit to settlement
• Following ex-MK’s jailing, will Joint List survive infighting?
• US Jewish camp: Sorry for flying Palestinia­n flag
• Watchdog: Parents of Palestinia­n boy shot by IDF barred from hospital visits
• Changing the face of Jewish philanthro­py
• ‘Sunday Times’ editor apologizes to UK Jewish leader over antisemiti­c article
• Australian Labor Party votes to recognize Palestinia­n state
• Memeing for Israel
• Is Israeli couple’s Michigan divorce the most toxic ever?
• Five patients saved with organs from soldier who died in motorcycle accident
• Iraq views next battle with ISIS as easy victory
• Following boycott, Iranians to attend hajj
• London court blocks private lawsuit against Blair over Iraq invasion
• Islamic State claims responsibi­lity for attack on Iraq’s Kabul embassy
• Yemen cabinet minister: Government will not let Houthis keep vital port
• China hits back at Trump for N. Korea criticism
• Kremlin: US can choose which legation staff to cut
• Maduro celebrates vote, mocks critics
• UK, EU freedom of movement to end in 2019
• Actor and playwright Sam Shepard dies from ALS complicati­ons
• Jewish National Fund execs to repay more than $700,000 in loans from organizati­on
• Beltre becomes 31st member of 3,000-hit club
• Even in offseason, basketball still cooking throughout summer
• Ravens weigh fallout of bringing in Kaepernick
• Los Angeles to host 2028 Summer Olympics
• The art and timing of selling a profession­al sports franchise
• Israel’s EuroBasket roster takes shape
• Bolt departure great for rivals, bad for athletics
• Jewish democratic Kulanu and the vision of the liberal Right
• Online Palestine is advocating peace
• Tisha Be’av lessons
• European Jewish future
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• Temple Mount
• Surviving with dignity
• A response to MK Dov Lipman
• The call of Tisha Be’Av – are we listening yet?
• Mendelssoh­n’s philosophy, Mendelssoh­n’s grandchild­ren
• Private equity investment in Israel remained low in Q2
• HSBC, miners lift European shares as dollar holds near lows
• UK will not cut taxes below European average after Brexit – Hammond
• Mizrahi Tefahot in talks to buy Union Bank
• THE LOUNGE
• Global funds raise euro zone assets to over two-year highs
• Discovery to acquire Scripps Networks Interactiv­e
• Amazon everywhere: E-commerce titan is topic companies can’t avoid
• Let them see light
• Abe’s ‘Holy Grail’ for revising pacifist constituti­on increasing­ly elusive
• Stranded Yemenis stand to lose ‘golden ticket’ to US
• How Tisha Be’Av can help us understand the refugee experience
• Documentar­y Cinema: An avenue for female self-expression

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