The Jerusalem Post - 2016-12-30

• Israeli-US alliance still strong, says PM
• Police meets goal of 2,000 recruits in 2016
• New Year’s vs Rosh Hashana: Can Jews celebrate both?
• A ‘poisonous’ bill
• A boost for Bennett?
• Palestinia­ns not thrilled either
• Tactical rage
• Abbas: I’ll return to talks if Israel freezes settlement­s,
• Netanyahu’s reaction doesn’t have ‘much to do with foreign policy’
• Schumer mocks Kerry after keynote Israel speech
• ADL chief: Kerry speech pushes peace away
• German FM says settlement­s jeoparize peace
• IDF vets of intel unit 8200 behind one of the top 10 VCs in the world
• NGO to High Court: Stop private security policing Palestinia­n land
• ‘Hanukka miracle’ needed to complete mikvaot in time
• PA stats bureau: 12.7m Palestinia­ns worldwide
• MyHeritage brings families together for the holiday season
• Reducing child deaths goal for 2017
• Ex-minister Gabbay joins Labor Party
• Immigratio­n to Israel down in 2016
• ‘Never let us be defined by antisemiti­sm’
• The continuing tragedy and shame of Israel’s treatment of Yemenite children
• Iraqi forces begin second phase of Mosul offensive against Islamic State
• Russia declares new Syrian cease-fire
• Prominent Turkish journalist says he was detained over a tweet
• US coalition says senior ISIS commander Kuwaiti killed in Syria
• Actress Debbie Reynolds dies a day after her daughter Carrie Fisher
• Italy searches homes connected to Berlin terrorist
• John McCain expresses ‘concerns’ over Trump’s nomination of Tillerson
• Philippine leader says he once threw a man from helicopter
• China warns US against allowing stopover for Taiwanese leader Tsai
• Obama sanctions Russia for interferin­g in 2016 elections
• Rabbi Marvin Hier to deliver prayer at Trump inaugurati­on
• Warriors spoil DeRozan’s record achievemen­t
• No shortage of issues for playoff teams
• Ohio State, Clemson see plenty of themselves in each other
• Hagelin, Crosby keep Penguins on home roll
• Gerbi honored as Israel’s best of 2016
• Hap TA aims to vent its financial frustratio­ns on pitch
• Netanyahu’s Trump moment
• Verdict time for Azaria
• Year of the Russian bear
• Bank stocks weigh on shares and bonds as Dow backs further from 20,000 benchmark
• Israel’s big banks to shed 3,345 jobs
• Economy grows 3.8% in 2016, economists expect slower 2017
• US fund investors cheer stocks at year-end
• Responding to Obama’s malicious betrayal of Israel
• An Un-American decision
• Avoiding the problem
• A crystal ball on 2017
• Obama and the UN’s end-of-year sale
• Mobile device smuggling is a serious security problem
• A year of anniversar­ies
• Berlin attack: A game changer?
• A missed opportunit­y
• Obama and Israel: Strike and counter-strike

The Jerusalem Post - 2016-12-29

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