The Jerusalem Post - 2011-07-24

• Norway police seek survivors after gunman’s killing spree
• Could Norwegian violence spell a new wave of terror in Europe?
• Syrian forces kill 11 in Damascus and Homs, clamp down on Kurds
• Tens of thousands rally in Tel Aviv for affordable housing
• ‘There’s a hole in my bucket’
• Screen siblings
• Juba to J’lem
• The good doctor
• An old friend comes to meet Gantz
• House calls to slash billions from US foreign aid
• British ‘Rehab’ singer Amy Winehouse found dead
• Treasury says IMA has backtracke­d on understand­ings, doctors must accept arbitratio­n
• A BEACH IN JERUSALEM?
• Turkey will not forget 9 killed in flotilla, says Erdogan
• IDF issues tender for rocket systems
• Czech Republic announces intention to boycott Durban III
• Abbas: UN statehood bid is not a unilateral act
• Dahlan returns to West Bank to fight corruption charges
• Hundreds to marry today, first time gay marriage allowed in New York
• Shas demands guidelines for yeshiva inspection­s
• Germany to probe Claims Conference’s offices in $50m. Holocaust restitutio­n fraud
• American Jewish contractor Alan Gross appeals conviction to Cuban court
• SUMMER FUN
• IDF to purchase urban warfare ladder developed by former elite soldier
• Barghouti placed in solitary confinemen­t
• 4 Islamic Jihad members killed in Gaza
• IDF arrests 3 Palestinia­ns in West Bank
• Noble Energy discovers more gas
• 20-year-old injured in ATV accident
• Lucien Freud dies at 88
• Social pressure can implant false memories
• Encounteri­ng leper colony, donkey saddles and natural beauty
• Discoverin­g kosher dining on the California coast
• IF YOU GO…
• You can call him great
• Education center dedicated to Theodor Herzl’s vision opens in capital
• Teach First Israel participan­ts team up with US counterpar­ts in Jerusalem
• Toilets built over Second Temple ruins to be partially demolished
• 2,000-year old golden bell discovered in Jerusalem
• ROCKIN’ JAH- RUSALEM
• Libya wants more talks as NATO strikes in capital
• Aid groups unable to reach 2 million drought-hit Somalis
• North, South Korean ministers meet as US calls for proof of change
• Iranian nuke scientist killed in Tehran
• ‘No “blank check” for Pentagon spending’
• Rebel leader killed in South Sudan
• French Muslims and Jews build friendship­s over Facebook
• J’lem Shabbat protest draws 250
• Doctors, residents protest outside Ichilov
• IDF: Summer draft highly motivated
• Uruguay chases record 15th Copa title
• Wallabies rally to hammer ’Boks in Tri-nations opener
• Dravid fights rearguard battle in first Test
• Webber grabs German pole, Hamilton second
• Cruz’s eight RBIS spark red-hot Rangers past Jays
• Lockout remains in place while players consider proposal
• RESULTS
• Olympics on the mind of Israeli swimmers
• In tents and purposes
• Can universiti­es study anti-semitism honestly?
• The Kurdish case
• The housing problem
• Kiwis weigh in
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• Not just hawks
• No such thing
• Bailout fatigue forces Germany to hear the sceptics
• Israelis are No. 2 foreign buyers of real estate in US
• Starving Kenyan villagers forced to rely on faith and handouts
• In Ahmadis’ desert city, Pakistan closes in
• London commuters fear Olympic strain on the trains
• Mob memories are personal for two women related to gangsters
• Drought: A creeping disaster
• Should cities drive food trucks off the streets?
• The critique of pure horror
• Why are prosecutor­s striking out?
• US stocks up amid optimism about European debt, earnings reports
• TRADING FLOORS
• Tales told from the road
• TA master class moves to city of Angels
• Community opera comes to Tel Aviv
• Love Hewitt cast in ‘Jewtopia’ movie
• Suzanne Dellal to host kids’ summer fest

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