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'French UN envoy warns of 'strong' risk of strike on Iran'
Gerard Araud says "some countries" won't accept the prospect of Iran crossing nuclear threshold, AFP reports; follows Russian calls for freezing of centrifuge production, ahead of Panetta visit to Israel.
‘If Palestinians want to live in peace, it can be achieved'
Netanyahu sits down with ‘Post’ for Rosh Hashana interview in which he discusses how Israel will not wait until peace arrives to build country.
‘Post’ poll finds surge in Obama popularity in Israel
54% call US president’s policies pro-Israel, 19% say they were more pro- Palestinian; Likud would gain 32 seats, Labor 26 if elections held now.
EU powers circulate UN Syria draft resolution
Scaled-back resolution doesn't include sanctions against the Assad regime, but does threaten them if military operations aren't halted.
Shalom expresses cabinet reservations on Quartet plan
PM convenes inner cabinet of 8 ministers for 5-hour meeting to discuss proposal; Shalom discusses time limits, isolation of borders, security.
Weekly Schmooze: New ways to say 'Shana Tova'
A JPost column wrapping up Jewish culture news worldwide: Maccabeats release a Rosh Hashana song; gefilte fish meet space invaders.
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Rosh Hashanah 1944- Prayers on a Paper Sack
Just three months before he died, Naftali Stern visited Yad Vashem on Holocaust Remembrance Day, 1978. Naftali, an elderly man in his late 70’s, took out an envelope containing frayed pages;...
UN Security Council meets on Palestinian admission
Lebanese PM says “Palestinian Spring train left the station,” Palestinian bid for statehood would end “decades of historic injustice.”
Clinton: Gilo construction counter-productive to peace
International condemnation grows as Ashton demands Israel reverse J'lem construction plans; Hague: Parties must resist provocative action.
Trajtenberg C'tee: 'Protest experts didn't read report'
Committee for socioeconomic change deflects criticism from social justice movement, says significant steps ignored by advisors.
IDF tries to postpone illegal outpost evictions
Fearing settler unrest, Defense Ministry working with State Attorney’s Office to seek delay to court-ordered evictions.
Islamists call in chips as new Libya emerges
Rebel elements aim to parley their key role in fighting for a major role in the country's future government.
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A Super Summer with Meir Panim
On a recent trip to Israel with her family, a young girl from the U.S. got to meet her pen pal.
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Cutting the kosher meat supply
With a bill against shehita (ritual slaughter) initiated by the Dutch Party for Animals, the Jewish community there wonders what the ramifications may be if it is passed, and whether it has...
By RENEE SANDERS
An archeological treasure yields controversy
‘The Jerusalem Post’ visits the City of David National Park and Archeology Center to learn about the latest discoveries there and to gain a better understanding of the dispute surrounding the...
By JOSH HASTEN
Casting their votes
East Jerusalemites are in favor of a Palestinian state, but it is unclear whether they want to be a part of it.
By SETH J. FRANTZMAN
Features
MKs take to YouTube to say 'Shana Tova'
Politicians post online videos – some with thinly veiled political messages – in honor of Rosh Hashanna.
By LAHAV HARKOV
NBA recruit Farmar focuses on leading Mac TA to glory
Sinai Says: New Jersey Nets guard wasn’t looking for lucrative offer or special status, he just wanted chance to play in TA, wasn’t shy about it.
By ALLON SINAI
Abbas’ star rising in Palestinian ferment
As euphoria sweeps the Palestinian street following PA president's UN speech, Israeli concerns over unrest continue to simmer.
By ARIEH O’SULLIVAN, FELICE FRIEDSON/MEDIA LINE
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Unique "Hebrew Taster" Event for Foreign Ambassadors in IL
Ambassadors from all over the world filled the auditorium at the Sheraton Hotel in Tel Aviv, on June 16th.
Health & Science
Longtime opponents in doctors’ protest to compromise
Deputy Health Minister Litzman and IMA chairman Dr. Eidelman agree to cooperate "out of obligation to welfare of patients."
By JUDY SIEGEL-ITZKOVICH
'Magnetic card not conditional for service at kupat holim'
Health Ministry issues edict after instances in which service denied, appointments delayed because members didn't have cards.
By JUDY SIEGEL-ITZKOVICH
Health Ministry critical of Trajtenberg 'inadequate' offers
C'tee recommendations “do not give reasonable and adequate answers to the distress of those [disabled and elderly] who need nursing care.”
By JUDY SIEGEL-ITZKOVICH
Lifestyle
Out and About: Top 10 things to do for Rosh Hashana
Catch Israel’s all-time top rock band Mashina as it rocks Tel Aviv’s Barby Club.
By COMPILED BY SHAWN RODGERS
Weekend Walk: In search of the perfect sea view
Exploring ancient ruins and varied wildlife at Ramat Hanadiv near Zichron Yaakov is made even more special by views of the Mediterranean.
By YONI COHEN
Starcatcher: Astrology for the week of September 23, 2011
Tip for the week: Super-sensitive days expected this week. Be prepared and do your best to avoid a confrontation.
By MARALLYN BEN MOSHE
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Run of the Red Queen
Perhaps it is time innovative Israelis began to think differently, urges innovation consultant Dan Breznitz
Jewish World
Obama stresses strong bond with Israel in New Year clip
US president reaffirms commitment to the State of Israel in Rosh Hashana video, says US allies, including Israel, face unpredictable age.
By JPOST.COM STAFF
US Jews find financial support at their synagogues
“It’s truly the teachings of Torah," congregant says of programs created by synagogue to help community through economic hardship.
By DANIELLE FLEISCHMAN/JTA
Clearing Western Wall cracks ahead of Jewish New Year
Gallery: Ahead of expected increase in traffic, notes with prayers of visitors from around the world are removed from cracks in the wall.
By JPOST.COM STAFF
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Environment & Technology
'The Israeli cow is the best in the world'
Through continuously-improved research and practices, Israeli dairy cows have become particularly efficient milk producers.
By SHARON UDASIN
Expert deems J'lem Central Bus Station a ‘sick building'
"Workers subject to long-term diseases from air pollution."
By SHARON UDASIN AND MELANIE LIDMAN
Google and Israel Museum publish Dead Sea Scrolls online
Fragments are "our Mona Lisa," says museum director.
By MELANIE LIDMAN
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Chasing Arafat’s dream
By ELWOOD MCQUAID
How to Make the New Year Happier
By SHLOMO MAITAL
Redeeming Our Souls
By ALONA LISITSA
Yacimovich victory shows what voters really care about
By EVELYN GORDON
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