The Jerusalem Post - 2018-01-01

• Likud members back sovereignt­y, but PM ‘not obligated’
• Trump leans into Iran protests, breaking from Obama’s overtures
• Shabbat continues to cast shadow over coalition stability
• PM at cabinet blasts Hamas, mum on protests in Iran
• Hamas calls Friedman ‘racist’
• What we know and don’t know
• Year in review
• New Year’s lessons
• A sweet story
• Editorial: Support Iranians,
• Knesset to vote today on bill to allow separating neighborho­ods from Jerusalem
• What to look for in 2018 in Israeli politics
• Israel not moving to make prisoner swap with Hamas, says group’s deputy chief
• Government approves Shaked’s no-pay, no-enter initiative
• Report: PA recalls its US envoy
• Ya’alon says mortar fire indicates more Iranian involvemen­t in Gaza
• Kurdish-Iranian groups support protests for democracy in Iran
• PA recalls Pakistan ambassador after he appears at rally with terrorist leader
• Haredi population tops one million
• Population and Immigratio­n Authority says zero ‘infiltrato­rs’ entered in 2017
• Once again: garbage in the streets of Jerusalem
• ‘Probe funds from US used to promote draft-dodging’
• Hague to reimburse Jewish property owners
• Swedish PM pledges to combat antisemiti­sm
• Emergency medics take on PTSD
• Rambam doctors successful­ly separate congenital­ly fused jaws of infant
• Help pick the Hebrew word for podcast
• Teaser billboards for ‘Fauda’ have some Israelis on edge
• Will 2018 be Israel’s year at the Eurovision?
• As 2017 ends, Republican­s struggle to counter a potential Democratic wave
• 17 in ’17: Trump’s most eye-popping tweets
• Kremlin sees bad US-Russia ties as top 2017 disappoint­ment
• South Korea seizes second ship suspected of providing oil to North Korea
• Venezuela’s Maduro is as destructiv­e as King Herod, warns ex-oil czar
• 6 dead as seaplane crashes into Sydney river ahead of New Year celebratio­ns
• Rights group: Congo security forces killed 2 during antigovern­ment protests
• Poles aim for history with winter scaling of second-highest peak
• Four Indian policemen, two terrorists die in Kashmir attack
• The best of the best get better: The IDF’s elite commando training school
• Cyber chief named
• Grizzlies lose shootout with Warriors
• There is no doubt Brady is this year’s MVP
• Capitals beat Devils to end 2017
• Tiger Woods hopes to play full 2018
• In-form yellow-and-blue visits Sakhnin
• Sela honored as Israel’s best of 2017
• Ederson’s penalty save preserves City’s unbeaten record
• UN vote on Jerusalem – a huge success
• Another day in Sderot
• Good news for beginning 2018
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• Supersensi­tive American Jews
• The filibuster wasn’t a waste of time – the bill that motivated it is
• The lion, the jackals and the United Nations
• There is nothing new under the sun
• Wall Street eyes 2018 gains with a side of caution
• France sets up tax department to investigat­e Jews
• UK may use taxes to get tech giants to do more to fight extremism, security minister says
• Rushing to pay taxes? New law spurs confused prepayment push
• Coffee, tea or bikini? VietJet stands by racy calendar in face of criticism
• In US tax confusion, municipal-bond investors take refuge in the known
• In the US, both sides dug their trenches in 2017
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Arise Sir Ringo: Beatles drummer knighted in UK honors list
• A show about nothing in Tel Aviv

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