The Jerusalem Post - 2017-09-13

• Regev disinvited from Ophir Awards
• High Court deals tough blow to Chief Rabbinate kashrut monopoly
• World’s first 3-D book printed in zero gravity
• Court to gov’t: Pass new law in a year, or draft all haredim
• PM: Either change Iran nuke deal, or cancel it
• Netanyahu has chosen sides
• Religious MKs vow end run
• National suicide
• Disobedien­ce
• Global leader
• PM: After 23 years, Iran still remains source of world terrorism,
• As goes Latin America’s ties with the US, so goes its ties with Israel
• High Court rejects petition for more oversight and regulation of nation’s nuclear agency
• Bayit Yehudi activists: Split in party draws near
• Israel travel advisory: European terrorism a holiday threat
• Prime minister’s former chief of staff released to 10 days of house arrest
• ‘Israel to occupy part of south Lebanon in next war with Hezbollah’
• Housing starts in settlement­s plummet despite rise in plans to build more
• Ya’alon: The world community is failing to deal with Iran
• HRW calls on Israeli banks to boycott settlement­s
• OECD gives Israel mixed report card on education
• David Friedman welcomes tech giant Oracle’s expansion
• Israeli ZAKA volunteers aid Miami hurricane victims
• Most of Gaza receives four hours of electricit­y
• Beit Shemesh Municipali­ty removes modesty signs, but within 24 hours ultra-Orthodox replace them
• Holocaust entitlemen­t: Unclaimed millions available to Israel’s survivors
• Facebook commits to battle online terrorism
• Two years on, Europe’s refugee and migration crises simmer
• Hezbollah declares victory in Syria
• Iraq rejects Kurdish referendum
• Saudi Arabia says foils plots for ISIS bomb, foreign spying
• At Russian polling station, phantom voters cast ballots for ‘tsar’
• Security Council steps up sanctions on N. Korea
• Experts: Ban on Pyongyang textiles will disrupt industry, ordinary lives
• NGO: Venezuela’s Supreme Court effectivel­y staged coup
• Trump weighing stronger US strategy on Iran
• Indians blast Tigers for 19th victory in a row
• Blocked field goal in final seconds allows Broncos to prevail • Vikings top Saints
• New Yorkers wondered where all the Israelis were
• Chelsea fans face bans over antisemiti­c chant
• Bears’ rookie running back Cohen not Jewish
• Ronaldo ripe for return in Champions opener
• Sela in optimistic mood ahead of Davis Cup tie with
• How the Soviet Union helped terrorism go global
• A socioecono­mic problem, not a religious one
• Uber and Shabbat
• Why a Jewish education matters
• Good and bad
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• New prescripti­on
• North Korea challenges the West on multiple fronts
• Command and conquer: Start-up law essentials
• Israeli identity and the anti-‘freier’
• Financial and industrial stocks boost S&P 500 to record high
• Tax on loans to shareholde­rs
• Norway’s sovereign wealth fund hits record $1 trillion
• China’s Hainan Airways launches flights between Tel Aviv and Shanghai
• US Gulf refiners rumble back to life, piece by piece
• Carmakers face electric reality as combustion-engine outlook dims
• Dangers on the Internet
• TELEGRAPH CROSSWORDS
• From refugee camp to runway, hijab-wearing model breaks barriers
• 14. The luck of the draw

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