The Jerusalem Post - 2017-02-26

• Israel awaits explanatio­ns from New Zealand before moving to improve relations
• In Mosul, dealing a blow to Islamic State’s dream of statehood
• Foreign Ministry likely to declare strike today
• Quiet comeback
• Pressure ulcers
• Righting the wrong
• PM wraps up Aussie visit,
• ‘Hamas willing to return to ’67 borders’
• Trump likes two states, says he’ll leave it up to Israelis, Palestinia­ns
• Israel denies HRW a worker’s permit
• Palestinia­ns winning public opinion war, US Jewish leader tells ‘Post’
• Pence: Compromise­s from Israel necessary for peace
• Dershowitz calls on financial institutio­ns to terminate accounts that boycott Israel
• Nefesh B’Nefesh to hold Mega Event in NYC today
• New Jersey-raised Hebron advocate running for Knesset
• From Start-Up Nation to Scale-Up Nation
• Mildred Dresselhau­s, ‘Queen of Carbon,’ dies at 86
• Cabinet to vote on natural disasters compensati­on bill
• Breakthrou­gh at Technion could lead to new antibiotic types
• Study may lead to new strategies to combat bacterial infection
• ‘It’s all about ability, not sexual orientatio­n’
• Crystalliz­ation made crystal clear
• Pyramid of expectatio­ns
• A unique haven for groups and families in the Western Galilee
• Move to list IRGC as terrorist group in limbo
• North Korea-US meeting canceled
• Christians flee Sinai amid Islamic State killing spree
• Guatemala blocks entry to Dutch nonprofit Women on Waves ship providing abortions
• Judge allows a second accuser to testify at Cosby sex assault trial
• White House bars some news organizati­ons from briefing
• Iran to buy uranium from Kazakhstan, will seek Russian help to make nuclear fuel
• US Democrats pick Tom Perez to lead party against Trump, Republican­s
• Kawhi propels Spurs to conquest of Clippers
• Capitals, Wild, Penguins a note above rest
• IOC pledges changes to bid process after Budapest exit
• Pats’ Gronk certain of return from back surgery
• ‘Let the games begin’ at MLB’s Spring Training
• Tel Aviv and Jerusalem marathons revel in a ‘healthy competitio­n’
• Hapoel Jerusalem snaps skid in Rishon
• Chelsea surges 11 points clear, Leicester plummets into bottom three
• Mac Tel Aviv tied on points with Beersheba
• Casspi waived by New Orleans Pelicans after breaking thumb
• Man United favored over Southampto­n in League Cup
• Shot in the foot
• Operation Menashe 2017 is underway
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• Other fakery
• Selecting judges
• Wooden ‘plyscraper­s’ challenge concrete, steel
• Ski resort razed by the Taliban lifts Pakistan’s domestic tourism
• Trump’s top deputies hope to shore up ties with a suspicious Mexico
• Mexico to Trump: We won’t take your unwanted immigrants
• Digital diary
• In Madagascar, water’s a luxury
• Even when white men can jump
• First, sex ed. Then death ed.
• Is it time to call Trump mentally ill?
• Name brand nostalgia
• No boys allowed
• Family Time Crossword
• Trump puts regulation monitors in US agencies
• Wall St. edges higher to give Dow 11th straight record
• Beijing says no intention of using yuan devaluatio­n to get trade edge
• Sterling dips at end of strongest week since Jan.
• BRIT Awards honor David Bowie with best male solo artist and best album
• DANCE REVIEW

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