The Jerusalem Post - 2013-07-28

• Egyptian security forces kill dozens of supporters of Morsi
• Cabinet to vote today on process to release over 100 prisoners
• Syria says rebels killed 123 people in north
• German gov’t supports EU guidelines on settlement­s
• Egypt returns to ‘normal’ after dabbling in democracy
• The gift horse
• Hypnosis
• Contemplat­ing film
• Where do they go from here?
• US: No stand on whether Egypt underwent coup
• Religious Zionists of America to invite Lau after contentiou­s vote
• Hamas officials denounce new charges against Morsi
• Protests hit Tunisia for 2nd day after assassinat­ion of opposition leader
• Low turnout expected as weary Kuwaitis vote for sixth time since 2006
• Libyans vent anger at Islamists after shooting
• Erdogan threatens to sue ‘Times’ for publishing critical letter
• Hezbollah transferre­d $100,000 to Burgas bombing suspects, Bulgarian paper reports
• Cops ‘shake up’ crime figures after deadly Petah Tikva car bombing
• Zagreb Jews overcome difference­s to restore WWII-ERA synagogue
• Peres to Latvia and Lithuania
• US okays medical exports to Iran as nuclear negotiatio­ns are set to resume
• Endangered Houbara bustard bird making return, says nature authority
• Magen David Adom to train IDF paramedics
• Royal flights of fancy
• Let the games conclude
• North Korea heralds anniversar­y of 1950s ‘victory’ with huge parade
• At least 52 killed in twin suicide bombing in Pakistan
• Russian punk band member remains defiant after losing battle over parole
• Spanish train driver leaves hospital, remains in custody
• US to send two Guantanamo detainees to Algeria
• Seven killed in Florida apartment rampage
• EU wants to strengthen its diplomatic service
• Surging Rays rout Yankees to move into first place in AL East
• Hamilton scorches to third pole in a row
• Pete Rose to cheaters: Baseball will catch you
• Coach K: More scrutiny with US team than at Duke
• Israel defeats Canada to advance to semis
• Israel hoping to build on Olympic success
• Navigating a post-phelps world in Barcelona
• Pe’er into first WTA final in two years
• Time for a proper review
• Port problems
• Rabbis and royalty
• Hotheads with guns
• Maccabiah record
• Heading for Gaza?
• Digital wallet apps unfold as phone users, businesses begin to catch on
• Companies drop Blackberry as it tries to rebuild
• Russian nuclear ambition powers building at home and abroad
• Southern Europe awaits German election in fear, hope
• ‘Donors’ darling’ Mozambique looks less loveable
• Japan’s temples, universiti­es, hospitals haunted by yen bets
• Fast time and the aging mind
• Losing our way in the world
• Wall St. wipes out losses late to end with slim gain
• Mexican government aims to tax food, medicine
• Toyota world’s Number 1 automaker for January-june
• Sudan delays blockage of South Sudan oil flow
• Scivac eyes US for hepatitis B vaccine
• ’Let it Be’: A concert-style celebratio­n of the Fab Four
• Lady Gaga top earning celebrity under 30

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