The Jerusalem Post - 2016-09-27

• Leviathan signs $10 billion deal to supply gas to Jordan
• Clinton calls for ‘direct’ negotiatio­ns after Netanyahu meeting
• Former Yisrael Beytenu ministers face bribery, fraud, drug charges
• Team Israel wins in Brooklyn, gets into World Baseball Classic
• What does it all mean?
• Proud duality
• Still aiming for the big fish
• Making waves
• Musical ties
• Debates to help half of US voters decide,
• ‘American Jews more pro-choice than pro-Israel,’ historian’s research shows
• Study: Jewish vote could play major role in key states
• Bennett to OECD education ministers: We can transform the world
• US vote is chance to annex settlement­s, says Bennett
• Prominent Holocaust scholar marks 75 years since Babi Yar massacre
• In leaked talks
• 3 more arrested for murder of Israeli-Arab mother
• Chief rabbis divided on recognitio­n of US conversion­s
• Assaf Harofeh hires 300 contract workers directly
• US Muslim leaders to Hamas: Release remains of soldiers
• Security forces seize arms in Jenin
• Support for writer’s assassin triggers alarm in Jordan
• French PM confirms shutdown of Calais ‘Jungle’ migrant camp
• UK police, with new clues, seek missing toddler in Greece
• Jets pound rebel-held districts of Aleppo
• Khamenei to Ahmadineja­d: Don’t run for president
• Oman court jails journalist­s, closes down newspaper
• Kremlin worried terrorists regrouping in Syria
• Old friends take steps to isolate North Korean regime
• Colombia, Marxist rebels set to end more than five decades of war
• Labour: Gov’t must spell out Brexit plans
• Philippine­s wants to ‘open alliances’ with Russia, China
• Lawyer shoots 9 in Houston before being killed by police
• Most Palestinia­ns want elections
• Wentz shattering expectatio­ns as Eagles soar
• Golf great Palmer had an auro like few others
• Fernandez’s tragic death casts shadow of grief over baseball
• Scully sent off in style with Dodgers’ dramatic W
• Europe stuns Sweden, to face Canada in final
• Triumphant Israel earns trip to South Korea
• Bleeding blue-and-white, baseball style
• Jerusalem, Mac TA to liven up Cup quarters
• Dortmund will put stuttering Real to test
• Ending the Palestinia­n exception
• Beyond partisansh­ip
• For out of Zion shall go forth the tidings
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• Miraculous opportunit­y
• Don’t forget Philip Johnson’s Nazi past
• Jewish Holocaust victims were neighbors and fellow citizens
• American Jewish divide, 2016
• We will not give up on you
• Global stocks decline before US presidenti­al debate as oil prices rise
• Bank of Israel keeps interest rate unchanged, raises growth forecast
• Pfizer abandons plan to split into two companies
• CBOE Holdings to buy BATS Global in $3.2 billion deal
• Shaked says Netanyahu has no conflict of interest over multi-home tax
• Bank Leumi cuts exec pay as new law bites
• THE LOUNGE
• Agricultur­al mergers fuel fears among seed sellers
• Investors urge food firms to shift from meat to plants
• California restricts pollutants from cow flatulence and diesel emissions
• From prairie to the White House: Inside a Tribe’s quest to stop a pipeline
• US network of Turkish cleric’s charter schools faces financial woes amid government probe
• How to cover a charlatan like Trump
• Where ice once crushed ships, open water beckons
• The prince of punk
• Monty Python’s Terry Jones diagnosed with dementia

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