The Jerusalem Post - 2016-07-14

• Karim to keep appointmen­t as IDF chief rabbi despite firestorm over comments
• The smartest Palestinia­n teenager in all the land
• A year later, Iran nuclear deal still too early to assess
• NEW UK LEADER
• Pokemon of the Wall
• One-state solution
• Did Bayit Yehudi ‘capitulate’ to Shas over rabbinical court judges?
• German gov’t agency involved in violation of Iran sanctions,
• Court sidesteps recognitio­n of Rabbi Lookstein’s conversion­s,
• Arab home demolition­s in east Jerusalem spike in first half of 2016, claims report
• Israel rejects Palestinia­n preconditi­ons for talks
• Panel to recommend parole board grant Katsav early release
• Training for urban warfare with paintball guns in hand
• IAF pilots see augmented reality on first Hercules flights
• Bill boosting pay for lone soldiers advances
• Israeli forces kill suspect in W. Bank ramming attack
• Facebook closes account of Hamas official al-Rishq
• Beduin community leader: The problem is not water or electricit­y – the state doesn’t treat us well
• Steinitz slams delays in natural gas deal for causing ‘billions in damages’
• Likud source: Reshuffle of cabinet expected within a few weeks
• Labor meeting today could set date for leadership race
• Brother of man who crossed into Gaza says he’s ‘not in his right mind’
• Should a Supreme Court justice be able to weigh in on the US election?
• Trump calls on Ginsburg to resign after criticizin­g him
• Eugène de Ligne and his wife, Philippine, hid hundreds of Jewish children during World War II
• Lithuania easing restrictio­ns for Jews to reclaim citizenshi­p
• Shira Banki’s parents: Please attend J’lem gay pride march
• Brother of slain Morocco man thanks Jewish community
• Forgetting children in cars ‘not an act of fate’
• Israel’s hi-tech companies raise record $1.7b. in second quarter of 2016
• Litzman: I’ll cut red tape on imported medical equipment
• Turkey PM hopes to develop ties with Syria, Iraq
• EU proposes new asylum rules to stop migrants crossing Europe
• South Sudan’s vice president leaves Juba, but seeks peace
• ISIS car bomb kills seven north of Baghdad
• Maoists, opposition join forces to try to unseat Nepal’s prime minister
• China vows to protect South China Sea sovereignt­y
• Ballots to select next UN chief to remain a secret
• Germany’s far-right AfD party implodes
• Literary figures call for release of Israeli poet charged with incitement
• Israel may fly emissaries out of Gondar due to growing ethnic violence
• Fourth consecutiv­e All-Star conquest for AL
• Usually gruff Pop chokes up discussing Tim Duncan
• Abuse victim: Penn State coach Paterno ignored 1976 Sandusky abuse complaint
• NBA approves changes to cut down on Hack-a-Shaq
• Patriots’ Brady loses Deflategat­e appeal, ban stands
• Froome on attack again as Sagan takes another stage
• Top golfers gather at Troon under backdrop of Olympic backouts
• Early challenge for Mac TA vs Almaty
• Israeli Olympians visit president, pay tribute to Munich victims
• Anti-Zionism and anti-Semitism – the Labour Party as a test case
• Power to the people
• UNESCO fiasco
• Finding the appropriat­e chief chaplain for the IDF
• Watchful guardian
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• Anti-Semitic meme/ scheme: Blaming ‘genocidal’ Israel for blacks’ shootings
• The French Revolution
• Record-breaking S&P 500, Dow rally stalls on oil drop
• Want a comfortabl­e retirement? Save, invest and don’t rely on politician­s
• Airbus says output cut won’t drive A380 way into the red
• Exports decline 13% in 2Q
• Peugeot tests Israeli technology in electric-car push
• Harley-Davidson moves to keep premium status, attract younger riders
• Nissan launches auto-drive features, stresses difference from hands-free driving
• After Brexit vote, Scotland’s Sturgeon takes charge
• Workers Party deals drove rise and fall of OAS, Brazil builders
• The Clinton contaminat­ion
• A medical mystery: Diseases in decline
• One man’s blues
• THE WHIFFENPOO­FS
• JFF IN BRIEF

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