The Jerusalem Post - 2013-11-05

• Ahead of Kerry visit, Jerusalem and PA trade barbs on peace progress
• In court, defiant Morsi says he is still Egypt’s president
• From protest to mayhem
• Amid negotiatio­ns, sanctions against Iran continue to march on
• Abbas: Israel is lying about Jordan Valley
• Mixed messages from DC
• Rare treasure
• No more demands
• Religious freedom
• Hagel says Netanyahu helped bring Iran to table
• Yacimovich: Public must be politicall­y active to stop extremism
• Terror victims organizati­on to hold protest after Kerry refuses meeting
• Iranians chant ‘Death to America,’ 34 years after seizure of US Embassy
• Edelstein finds no fault in Regev’s behavior
• Arab MKs storm out of Knesset hearing on visits to Temple Mount
• 38 towns to vote in runoff for mayoral candidates
• Relations between Israel and UK tarnished by Mandate period
• Sky Rider drone simulator unveiled at Ramon base
• More suspects arrested in voter fraud probe in Beit Shemesh
• Over 5,000 Chabad emissaries convene in Crown Heights for night of dancing
• A-G may not try to oust indicted mayors if they suspend themselves
• NGOs to state: Allowing lawsuits against us is ‘grave threat’ to the public
• Knesset approves raising minimum marriage age to 18
• Arrest made in July underworld bombing that killed two
• National Council for the Child: Avoid shaking your baby at all costs
• Poll: 54% of Palestinia­ns support two states
• At annual gathering, Germany’s Russian Jews search for identity
• Women of the Wall marks 25th anniversar­y
• Shamir signs research agreement with Vietnam
• German ad for health spa sparks outrage
• Noble Energy facility planner: Gas reception sites on land are safer, more environmen­tally friendly
• Cornell to return 10,000 ancient tablets to Iraq
• Could Libya break apart?
• Shi’ite, Sunni fighters in Yemen agree on cease-fire after 100 killed
• Merkel says US ties must not be put at risk over Snowden
• Iran Revolution­ary Guards commander killed in Syria
• Far-right Russians rally against immigrants
• NATO, EU condemn Kosovo poll violence over weekend, as accord with Serbia challenged
• Congo army, rebels clash near border despite peace calls
• China berates foreign media for Tiananmen attack doubts
• Terrorists attack Nigeria wedding convoy, kill 30
• IDF: More women want to serve in combat units
• Most Israelis think the US is spying on them, finds IDI-TAU poll
• Crazy Week 9 shows no favorite is safe, and some end up sorry
• Westbrook leads OKC in return; Kidd, Nets fall
• Can ultra-green Ausmus succeed?
• FSU rises to No. 2 in BCS, for now
• Mac TA back to winning ways in the BSL
• Knockout-stage beckons for perfect quartet
• Beersheba sends defending champ Mac TA to first defeat
• No respite for weary Federer as Djokovic clash looms in London
• David Albala: Serbian warrior, Zionist hero
• Deals we make
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• Iran redux
• The future of Israel-EU research
• Who is Hassan Rouhani?
• The Western Wall belongs to everyone
• Where is the money?
• Lou Reed: The last transgress­ion
• Three consortia bid for IDB
• More ego than upside in IDB bids
• Britons turn to junk food after financial crisis
• OurCrowd signs deal with GE Ventures
• Rewards shift to stock pickers in US market rally
• US manufactur­ers refashion themselves as ‘lifestyle brands’
• Twitter raises IPO range amid strong demand
• Property hot spots renew easy-money bubble fears
• Chinese investors sour on Brazil, and projects melt away
• During visit with King Abdullah, Kerry tries to soothe relations with Saudi Arabia but tensions evident
• The tumbling boundaries of gay rights
• A bad day to die
• Taking a walk on the desert side
• Cyndi Lauper to have fun in TA

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