The Jerusalem Post - 2017-09-03

• Channel 2: Sara Netanyahu to be indicted within 10 days
• Trump arrives in Texas to visit flood victims
• For emir, Qatari opposition has ‘consensus candidate’
• Sharansky says he’s pleased about Steinitz as possible replacemen­t
• Israel has less oversight over nuclear program than other democracie­s, study shows
• SHALOM, FIRST GRADE
• Following Rob Roy
• Soteria home
• Clalit, Maccabi to start paying ambulance costs automatica­lly
• Mayor interprets Rivlin’s visit to Ma’aleh Adumim to greet children on first day of school as sign of support for sovereignt­y
• Seven decades later, land in Gush Etzion registered as Jewish
• Egypt: Caught between Washington and Moscow
• Hezbollah, Syrian Army seek new route for stranded ISIS convoy
• Iraq outraged by Assad’s betrayal
• Rabbi leads team of spiritual first responders to flood-drenched areas of southeaste­rn Texas
• Arabic chants at Rotterdam protest refer to 7th century massacre of Jews
• 80 years late, Holocaust survivor celebrates bar mitzva
• Ex-SS medic ‘unfit’ to stand trial
• ‘Cool headed’ and ‘heated response’ have some scientific validity
• Despite attacks, Spain still hopping with tourists
• As US ban on travel to North Korea kicks in, tourists say their farewells
• Rohingyas flee to Bangladesh en masse as homes are torched in Myanmar’s Rakhine region
• Saudi king tells visiting dignitarie­s: We’ve made progress against terror
• Iran military chief: Little chance of enemy attack
• ‘Spiegel’: Berlin has declined Turkish request to freeze Gulen assets
• Suicide bombers hit power station near Baghdad, killing seven and shutting it down
• Kenya’s president attacks judiciary after top court overturns reelection
• LA-area wildfire spreads after triggering mass evacuation­s
• German city starts evacuation before attempt to defuse WWII bomb
• Russia hands note of protest to US over plans to search trade mission in Washington
• US, South Korea to revise treaty
• UN nuclear watchdog sees no need to check Iranian military sites
• Impersonat­or of Dead Sea Scroll scholars headed to prison
• Government to approve additional NIS 55 million for new settlement
• Kershaw returns with six scoreless innings
• Cilic downed by Schwartzma­n at U.S. Open
• Brengle raises Jewish presence
• Woods cleared to start short-game practice
• Irving praises James, trade for reaching potential
• Astros land Verlander in last-minute trade
• England looks to take major step towards World Cup finals
• Israel falls to 2nd straight EuroBasket loss
• Ashram wins bronze in Worlds all-around final
• Going MAD is not the answer to North Korea
• Lessons for Guterres
• The US standoff with Turkey
• An end to good work
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• Why they leave
• Quality of education
• Isaac and Ishmael – a hopeful answer?
• Kung Fu nuns strike back in India
• Solar roof tiles offer tech boost for Kenya’s rural classrooms
• Good job or taking away opportunit­ies for the unemployed?
• TELEGRAPH CROSSWORDS
• Budget bank rattles South Africa’s financial sector
• Making connection­s
• Gotta have faith: The rise of US religious ETFs
• Australia, East Timor reach agreement on maritime border
• Just smile
• At border, North Korean investment opportunit­ies abound (in theory)
• Wall Street edges up as rate-hike bets in check after jobs data
• Palestinia­ns sending ‘Wajib’ to Oscars
• Puerto Rican rapper Wisin to perform in TA in October
• Stars, virtual reality and migrants to dominate Venice film fest

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