The Jerusalem Post Newsletter

December 1, 2014

Shine your shoes! Netanyahu's youngest son begins army service

Avner Netanyahu, the youngest son of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, began his three-year mandatory army.
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Will Netanyahu keep government together?

Sources close to Netanyahu say this is the last chance to determine whether there is enough common ground to keep the government together.
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Dispatch from Gaza: Working to alleviate suffering

20-year-old student talks to the Post about life in Gaza.

Jerusalem makes it nine straight wins to start BSL season

Yotam Halperin led six Jerusalem players in double figures with 15 points, while Craig Smith had 21 points for Ness Ziona (6-3).

Developing: Israeli seriously injured in suspected hit and run in West Bank

IDF says it has launched a pursuit of the vehicle involved in the incident.
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Video: Security forces shoot Palestinian woman who stabbed Israeli

Attacker was taken to Jerusalem hospital.
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Palestinian woman stabs, lightly injures Israeli in Gush Etzion

IDF searching for car that dropped off the woman at the junction.
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Lapid pleads with Netanyahu not to initiate elections

Herzog urges PM, "Just this one time instead of threatening - do something."
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Travails of Jews from Arab Lands finally recognized after 66 years

The intention behind the bill, said one of the bill's makers, was to ensure that the stories of what happened to Jews in and from Arab lands and Iran should be part of the school curriculum.
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