The Jerusalem Post - 2017-07-24

• ‘You fought the terrorist so he wouldn’t harm us’
• Internatio­nal efforts in motion to defuse Jerusalem tensions
• Netanyahu passes spin-detector test
• Metal detector saga first began with innocuous statement
• ‘Jewish’ emojis?
• Playing chess
• Best Feature
• Halamish residents establish protest outpost in victims’ memory
• Security cabinet members demand death penalty for Salomons’ killer
• Gory photos from Sabbath-eve terror raise eyebrows
• Likud ideologist­s seek to enshrine official stance: No Palestinia­n state
• Chief rabbi says terrorists should be killed on the spot
• Halamish victim’s Sabbath-eve screams alerted her neighbors
• 25 Hamas members arrested in West Bank
• Smart cameras at Lion’s Gate considered as possible replacemen­t for metal detectors
• Ex-security adviser due back in court over subs
• Security Council to hold session on J’lem violence
• Arab League to convene, says Israel ‘playing with fire’
• The question must be asked: Why hasn’t even one member of Islamic State been charged for the 2014 Yazidi genocide?
• ‘Jews are an example to us’
• Teva to lay off employees at Kfar Saba, Ramat Hovav sites
• Ex-Mossad chief: Jewish spies were instrument­al in Balfour Declaratio­n
• Israelis aid in extinguish­ing Montenegro coastal blazes
• ‘State does not invest enough in education’
• Like many others, Uganda’s Jews down to one meal a day because of ongoing famine
• Lesser-known gene mutations may boost breast cancer risk in Ashkenazi women
• Defibrilla­tor, quick action save man at water park
• Syrian warplanes hit rebels despite cease-fire
• Merkel aide: Turkey’s conduct ‘unacceptab­le’
• Mosul residents rely on pontoon bridge Houses flattened or booby-trapped, many struggle to pay for temporary shelter
• Iran, Iraq sign accord to boost military alliance
• Egyptian forces kill 8 Islamists at training camp in south
• Polish gov’t rigid: Overhaul court
• Standoff in Philippine­s enters third month
• Japanese prime minister’s public support slides...
• ‘Be ready to cyber-hack adversary’s infrastruc­ture for deterrence,’ says ex-US defense official
• Turkey condemns Israel’s J’lem policies
• Menopause more about boosting fertility than you thought, study suggests
• Falcons top Patriots... at least in preseason roster strength
• Hill leads Dodgers to conquest of Braves
• Neymar double gives Barca win over Juventus
• Israeli youth settle for second in Europe
• Near-perfect Froome claims 4th Tour title
• Slow start in pool for blue-and-white at Worlds
• Spieth emerges from epic duel to win British
• What Abbas should be concerned about
• A field day for Bibi-watchers
• Cause and effect
• From Western Wall crisis to Israel-Palestine now
• Readers react to Palestinia­n unrest over Temple Mount
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• Holy terror, Turkish delight
• Don’t write off post-Brexit London just yet
• Small-cap rally could shrink on earnings, tax reform hurdles
• Housing Ministry to double size of Elad
• US lawmakers divided over a ban on Venezuelan oil amid fears of a Russian takeover
• Global pizza brands battle for Russia’s far-flung regions
• Lyft to build its own self-driving technology, open lab in Palo Alto
• Debate rages over whether vehicles are a public space in Iran, with head scarves required
• Anatomy of awkward
• Warner Bros. confirms Wonder Woman 2
• John Heard, star of ‘Home Alone’ and ‘Big,’ dies at 72

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