The Jerusalem Post - 2016-02-23

• Cease-fire in Syria set for Saturday
• Treblinka Revolt’s last survivor buried on moshav
• London ‘Apartheid Week’ Tube ads pulled after outrage
• Bennett’s ‘united Jerusalem’ education theme draws ire from opposition
• Corruption trial of Ben-Eliezer opens in Tel Aviv
• What's next?
• Dispatch from Turkey
• In fine fettle
• Erdan holds top-secret confab to fight BDS,
• Visiting GOP congressma­n from Florida: Israel has done its utmost to promote peace
• Ya’alon: Memorandum of Understand­ing with US to be completed ‘within weeks’
• Edelstein defiant in face of UK speech protest
• Palestinia­n teen charged for Otniel murder of Dafna Meir
• Veteran nuclear expert tells ‘Post’: Iran deal could make things worse
• Farmers federation fumes over proposal to boost food imports
• Kenya president arrives for first visit by country’s head of state since 1994
• Prof apologizes for Facebook post accusing justices of ‘treason’
• Underworld ‘hit team’ indicted for Jaffa revenge murder
• Winter returns with a vengeance
• Opposition bill would force haredi parties to include women
• Bar-Ilan student indicted for racist incitement on Facebook
• Ethiopian converts denied marriage registrati­on by Petah Tikva rabbinate
• 70% of local religious councils run by political appointees
• Melbourne Jewish day school supports same-sex marriage
• Pregnant with opportunit­y – fringe benefits at hotel for baby making on Leap Day
• Judge orders psych exam of haredi principal
• Grand rabbi of Erlau hassidic community dies
• Litzman to present supplement­ary health coverage bill
• Health Ministry ordering more flu vaccines each year
• Migrants trapped in Greece as neighbors tighten restrictio­ns
• Turkish army presses crackdown on Kurds
• Saudi Arabia says war games will boost military ties with Muslim allies
• Iranian artist loses appeal, faces lashes
• FBI director on Apple ‘unlock’ clash: ‘Take a deep breath’ in debate over privacy, safety
• Cameron tries to sell EU deal after London mayor backs Brexit
• Rural Indian caste calls off protests after winning jobs promise
• Apple urges US government to form commission on encryption issues
• Davis paints 59-point, 20-board masterpiec­e
• A-Rod basks in unexpected image rehabilita­tion
• OT tally lifts Rangers over Wings
• Rebels, Underdogs, Lions coast to easy victories
• Hamlin wins wild Daytona 500 in photo finish
• Barca continues title defense at old foe Arsenal
• Zubari starts off Worlds with win
• The lie of pro-Palestinia­n activism
• A fractured Hamas looks to mend ties with Iran
• Cooperatio­n option
• Landmark ruling to allow non-Orthodox converts access to all mikva’ot
• Moral confusion
• Mikve’s centrality
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• Heavens rejoice
• Britain and the EU referendum
• The vanishing Jews of Cory Booker’s memoir
• Israel’s electoral system needs reform
• Task force on money laundering grants Israel observer status
• Samsung, LG unveil new devices in bid for smartphone recovery
• Shmuel Hauser receives three-year extension to head Securities Authority
• BoI keeps key interest rate at 0.1%
• As US shale sinks, pipeline woes go downstream
• THE LOUNGE
• Hillary’s office politics
• Clash of the populists
• What’s behind the dark charisma of ‘Son of Saul’ star Geza Rohrig?
• 14. Fabulous Fabergé

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