The Jerusalem Post - 2015-07-29

• Border Police, settlers clash in Beit El over impending demolition­s
• Congressme­n seek to reimpose nuclear sanctions on Iran under a different name
• Pollard to be released Nov. 20
• Steinitz, Netanyahu postpone vote on gas compromise outline
• TRIUMPHANT RETURN
• Shaked: Ya’alon’s deception will be answered in kind
• Woodstock highlight
• Oasis in the desert
• Close friends
• Netanyahu says he opposes demolition of homes,
• Knesset panel chairman: Set up commission to examine water flow to Jordan
• Norwegian bill set to be passed today
• Eight Jewish federation­s come out against Iran deal, most stay silent
• Katz to Huckabee: Nobody marches the Jews to ovens anymore
• Knesset okays first reading of strict amendments to Animal Welfare Law
• Netanyahu, Abbas may address the EU
• Knesset kicks off bill to limit cash use
• Budget deal to give NIS 18,000 ‘piggy bank’ to 18-year-olds
• Erdan fires cop who covered up harassment charge
• Joint List lawmakers threaten ‘war’ in visit to Temple Mount
• Edelstein and former Likud rebels say ‘I told you so’ on disengagem­ent
• Druse students meet with PM, Kara
• Police arrest third Jewish visitor for calling Muhammad a ‘pig’ on Temple Mount
• Sheikh promotes martyrdom to kids at Aksa summer camp, video shows
• TAU uses computer for PTSD treatment
• 14 Golani soldiers abandon base in protest of friend’s punishment
• Why is a thriving Boston-area synagogue spending $15 million – to downsize?
• Ministry finds increase in haredi employment in business sector
• Trial of murder of Czech Jewry historian starts
• Palestinia­n girl whom German chancellor brought to tears says she wants to abolish Israel
• Ministers advance bill limiting rent hikes
• ‘More than 800 homeless people live in country’
• NATO backs Turkey fully on fight with Islamic State
• Syrian Kurds’ spending plans reflect rising territoria­l ambitions
• Erdogan: Peace process with PKK impossible
• Millions in Yemen on brink of starvation, warns Oxfam director
• Libyan court sentences Gaddafi’s son Saif to death
• Obama tells Africans to build democracy, create jobs to thrive
• Toothy terror: Dinosaurs like T. rex had unique serrated teeth
• Despite rival claims, Beijing holds air, naval drills in South China Sea
• Bomb kills two Bahraini cops
• Holocaust survivor and former JFK adviser dies
• Rodriguez welcomes his 40s with a HR
• England not haunted by Lord’s defeat, set to fight back in Ashes’ 3rd Test at Edgbaston
• For A-Rod, redemption is just a home run away
• Plzen crushes Maccabi Tel Aviv’s hopes
• Abe Foxman’s retirement: End of an era
• Pollard and Iran
• Surprise, surprise: As campus Jew hatred grows – Jews defend Israel
• Bring them home
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• More good deeds
• Claims debate
• Turkey’s war against Islamic State: A difficult test
• The pathway to defeating Islamic State runs through Kurdistan – and starts in America
• Possibilit­y opens for UN to destroy Islamic State
• Music to his ears
• TELEGRAPH CROSSWORDS
• Denials fly in war of nerves over pace of Greek debt talks
• Cybereason takes on Operation Kofer
• Teva deal boosts Israeli pension funds
• Proposed law would tackle the black economy
• Merck buys cCAM Biotherape­utics for up to $605m.
• China shares fall as Beijing seeks to calm markets
• Russian economic decline slows, but recovery is elusive
• Britain’s economy bounces back despite currency hit to exporters
• Of dogs, faith and Islam
• Higher wages, great! But how to enforce?
• Out of the ashes of the Holocaust
• Night at the library

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