The Jerusalem Post - 2017-12-11

• Palestinia­n critically wounds security guard in Jerusalem stabbing
• Macron: France won’t compete with US peace plan
• Shabbat rocket attacks strike fear and concern in Sderot
• Netanyahu: Israel will not be lectured to by the likes of Erdogan
• Bahraini delegation visits Jerusalem to ‘talk about peace’
• Swedish antisemiti­sm
• Holy sounds
• Just in time
• Sha’ath: US can play role in multilater­al peace process
• Palestinia­ns may ask UNGA to condemn US Jerusalem declaratio­n
• Violence flares at protests near US embassies in Beirut and Jakarta
• Coalition chairman questioned for third time in Rishon Lezion corruption case
• Abbas and Sisi to meet in Cairo to discuss Trump’s moves on Jerusalem
• Powell, close adviser on Mideast peace process, steps down
• Why are contenders to become PM outing themselves now?
• Are the defense minister’s instructio­ns legal?
• Liberman calls for Jewish boycott of Wadi Ara Arabs
• US Embassy move could push Jerusalem real-estate prices higher
• ZAKA founder mulls politics, solving Kotel crisis
• Bill to let PM declare war without broad cabinet approval moves forward
• EU stance on Jerusalem is cowardice, says Czech president
• ‘Silent’ tunnel neutraliza­tion
• ‘Humans of Tel Aviv’ celebrates 10-year anniversar­y of Nalaga’at Center
• ‘Nations can’t agree on what illegal hacking means’
• Conservati­ve movement backs Trump on Jerusalem
• Jerusalem monument to honor 1948 volunteers
• Entering a new era of natural gas
• Uterine transplant­s could be possible in Israel within two years
• Amid ongoing disputes, educators to be honored on National Teacher’s Day
• Bar-Ilan experts explain long-term memory
• Yazidis caught in ‘political football’ between Baghdad and Iraqi Kurds
• UK’s Johnson meets Iran president as he lobbies for jailed aid worker
• Rouhani submits conservati­ve 2018 budget as US tensions overshadow economy
• Saleh said to be buried in Sanaa with handful of relatives present
• California firefighte­rs gird for more high winds
• Nobel peace laureate group urges nuclear powers to adopt ban-the-bomb treaty
• Japan, US, South Korea to hold missile-tracking drill amid North Korea crisis
• Debates with Israel weigh on Reform gathering
• LeBron’s triple-double leads Cavs over Sixers
• Yankees’ Evil Empire in full force once again
• Leafs strike early to defeat Penguins
• Silverback­s notch historic win over Pios in IFL
• Oklahama QB Mayfield takes Heisman Trophy
• Hapoel Beersheba surges back into 1st place
• Holon hands yellow-and-blue maiden BSL defeat
• The Trump declaratio­n
• Costly Israel
• How a $450m. painting became part of a Qatari misinforma­tion campaign against Saudi Arabia
• That tape on the eyes
• Status quo a no-no
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• Netanyahu’s meeting with the EU foreign ministers
• Trump’s march of folly
• Tax-loss selling to pressure 2017’s losers in December
• Hackers steal $64m. from cryptocurr­ency firm
• After bitcoin’s wild week, traders brace for futures launch
• A tale of three central banks
• The boldest market call for 2018? The consensus
• Global brewers said to line up bids for Vietnam’s Sabeco sale
• California avocados hit with triple whammy: fire, wind, ash
• Black voters could defeat Roy Moore if they show up to vote Tuesday
• DAILY BRAIN TEASERS
• ‘Wonder Woman,’ ‘The Post’ among AFI’s movies of the year

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