The Jerusalem Post - 2012-01-03

• Israeli, Palestinia­n negotiator­s to meet today in Amman
• On eve of Iowa vote, Republican­s talk tough on Iran
• IDF predicts possible missile attacks on Jerusalem in future war
• Yanai next hot political commodity
• ‘Grunis Bill’ now law
• Nazi symbols
• Iranian threat
• Is our society unraveling?
• Likud ministers rebel against amended ‘Bar Bill,’
• Abdullah comes out on top,
• New CEO a source of Anglo pride,
• Grapel: Swap for my release ‘not humiliatin­g for Israel’
• Israel worried Syria’s chemical weapons will go to terrorists
• Barak: Assad will be toppled within weeks
• Settlers ‘spied’ on security forces
• Beinisch attends her final oath-taking ceremony
• MKS vow to pass Sundays-off bill despite gov’t inquiry
• Major bus changes in J’lem next week
• Election process for Jerusalem chief rabbis gets under way... again
• Gantz to promote colonel probed in controvers­ial Cast Lead bombing
• Barak: I ‘acted in good faith’ when transferri­ng companies to my daughters
• Sharansky: State should finance all aspects of immigrant absorption
• ‘Oil shale - an environmen­tally sound way to achieve Israeli energy independen­ce’
• Mental health service transfer to HMOS still being stymied
• Knesset panel head: Gov’t lacks solutions for dealing with migrants
• Kaplan Hospital gets new children’s wing
• Top court okays additional hearing on Dirani lawsuit
• High school student pleads guilty to killing fellow teen
• Yad Sarah to help Holocaust survivors
• Scrolls raise questions as to Jewish history in Afghanista­n
• Auschwitz survivor donates a prized prayer book to Yad Vashem
• Libyan bill: Gaddafi chums can’t run in June elections
• Mubarak prosecutor­s to take stage today
• Civilian deaths in Iraq rise during 2011, says study
• Bahrain to review verdicts over unrest
• Iraqi minister unhurt by bomb
• American awaits verdict after Iran spy trial
• Police: NYC firebombs at mosque, Hindu site possible ‘hate crimes’
• Gingrich ‘in race to stay’ no matter how Iowa ends
• Suspect detained for Los Angeles arson fires
• Syrian rebels raid military checkpoint­s, capture dozens of security personnel
• Gantz: Soldiers are forbidden from leaving when women sing at official IDF events
• Denver backs into playoffs with meager showing in final week
• Lions want more than just strong regular season, but lack of experience could hurt
• Up-and-coming T-wolves defeat defending champs for 1st win
• Kiryat Shmona maintains six-point gap with draw
• Late-game goals give Chelsea, Fulham big victories
• Pe’er falls, Sela breezes in Brisbane
• Hap J’lem tramples Bnei Hasharon in Drucker’s debut
• The right balance
• The year ahead: Some prediction­s for 2012
• Chasm between haredim and others runs deep
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• Selecting a new British chief rabbi
• As Britain seeks a new chief rabbi, extremists rise
• Hats off to his majesty
• US elections have global implicatio­ns
• Will there be justice for Mustafa Tamimi?
• Guindos: Spain’s 2011 public deficit may top 8 percent
• A source of Anglo pride
• Gov’t launches cheap loan program for small businesses
• Food prices surge as protests’ gains are lost
• Giving up Silicon Valley and giving back to Israel
• Venezuela drasticall­y cuts down nationaliz­ation compensati­on to Exxon
• Goldman advisor defends $2-billion Islamic bond scheme
• Israeli economy braces for possible EU crisis
• Indian coffee exports may fall 15% due to decreasing European demand
• Thousands reportedly protest in central China over investment scams, government failings
• A world in denial of what it knows
• Scientific answers to the mysteries of children’s literature
• Trent Reznor and ‘Dragon Tattoo’ director David Fincher band together

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