Jerusalem Post Headlines

13 Hapoel Holon fans planned to throw 600 firecrachers at tonight's basketball game.

In meeting with French FM, Olmert says aim of conference is to spark final status talks; Kouchner: Settlement construction illegal.

Says Annapolis will stabilize situation in W. Bank only; Egypt allowing Hamas to amass arms.

Urgent-care clinics are keeping many patients out of hospital emergency rooms.

Official tells Kuwaiti paper Hamas members were training to seize control of PA institutions.

Times: Winograd report to conclude that last 60 hours, which saw 33 IDF deaths, was Olmert's fault.

'Sunday Telegraph': Iran has hidden its nuclear facilities more effectively than thought.

"They showed what a proud nation they are," says McClaren after nat'l team's 2-1 win against Russia.

Construction and Housing Ministry says no authorization issued for 5 months; settler head: Nothing approved with Barak as defense minister.

Gov't officials say talks to begin "immediately" after meeting; cabinet expected to approve release of some 500 Palestinian prisoners.

Ran Erez: "Education is closing gaps, education is fighting violence, and staying away from alcoholism."

The crisis among American Jews has more to do with Israel than the establishment cares to admit.

Father of iconic Palestinian boy held for allegedly shooting in the air during a family wedding.

Billionaire philanthropist: Collective responsibility by US Jewish community "has been shot down."

At OPEC meeting, Chavez warns that oil would reach $200 a barrel if Iran invaded or Venezuela attacked.

By November 2008 voters may well see Iraq as a reason to vote for the Republicans.

Efforts to end teachers strike last week fail, as SSTO reps skip meeting with Finance Ministry in bid to pressure PM to intervene.

An American immigrant took an ancient Hebrew amulet and made it plush.

Turkish envoy reportedly concludes that Mughrabi excavation work must be ceased immediately.

Witness says firefighters slow to respond; earlier Saturday, Kassam lands near kibbutz.