The Jerusalem Post - 2012-01-12

• Iran accuses Israel, US in assassinat­ion of nuclear scientist
• ‘Just the beginning,’ warns Israeli hacker who published Saudi credit card numbers
• Ethiopian activists furious over Landver comments
• Rare distant planets revolving around double suns discovered with Israeli assistance
• Report: Cairo preventing pilgrimage to rabbi’s grave due to ‘security’
• Delaying tactics
• Muppets in the ‘hood
• Global impact
• MKS already working to enact anti-racist legislatio­n,
• Erel Margalit pushes task force to combat Internet terror,
• China defends Iran oil trade despite US push,
• In public speech, smiling Assad vilifies ‘conspirato­rs’
• Top US official in talks with Muslim Brothers
• Rivlin stops plenum meeting to demand politician­s respect Knesset
• Vandals deface mosque with ‘price-tag’ graffiti
• Ex-police chief Moshe Mizrahi to run on Labor list
• 2 soldiers in custody on suspicion of passing sensitive info to activists
• Sixteen-year-old Bnei Brak youth threatens Yair Lapid’s life
• Gafni speaks out against IDF policies on religious soldiers
• Beit Shemesh mayor faces possible lawsuit for libel
• Chamber of Commerce head pushes ‘Med-dead’ project
• A-G: IDF service may be criteria for public housing
• Knesset panel OKS bill to double soldiers’ grant
• Puah Institute conference – caught between openminded­ness and extremism
• Tel Aviv named ‘world’s best gay city’ for 2011
• Orlev slams government for failing to reform mental-health services
• Yad Sarah served close to half a million people last year
• 2 years after quake, Haiti a mess – with a ray of hope
• Religiousl­y observant new chief of staff has deep understand­ing of community’s views
• Saudi oil output reportedly nearing capacity limit
• French probe exonerates Rwandan leader of genocide charges
• Syria’s Kurds mistrust both Assad regime and opposition
• German president under fire from own party
• Santorum runs out of steam in New Hampshire
• Romney positions himself as the only GOP candidate to beat Obama
• Constructi­on of Museum of Tolerance could begin in next few weeks
• Court: Lador not immune, will stand trial in slander suit filed by Olmert
• Livni mulls March Kadima race
• Vintage Bryant propels Lakers over Suns
• Koivu’s hat-trick leads Ducks over Stars
• Rushing key to playoff success
• Henry’s dream comeback bucks the usual trend
• Big 4th quarter sends Holon into cup semis
• Pe’er fights through breaks, on and off court, to advance
• Biton’s agent: Man City ‘interested in Nir’
• Hap TA tabs Shirazi to take over the reins
• Restrainin­g orders should be wake-up call for settlers
• How much child abuse justifies ‘hysterical’?
• Defendants’ rights
• Spreading the Hebrew word
• Schalit, politics, time
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• Jews should support gay marriage
• Lapid must generate light, not just heat
• Let my people know!
• Who’s afraid of Tim Tebow?
• How can you tell when politician­s are lying?
• Is Israel slipping towards ‘videocracy’?
• Apple said to acquire Israel’s Anobit for about $390 million
• Dollar surge makes global bonds more attractive
• Euro declines to 16-month low before ECB meeting
• Birinyi: Bull market that defies strategist­s will continue
• Combs hands gains to Buffett by raising bets when picks slip
• US car market regains footing as China sales slow
• Twinkie-maker Hostess files for bankruptcy citing pensions
• Dell plots late-2012 consumer tablet launch
• Britain calls for Syria’s removal from UNESCO committees

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