The Jerusalem Post - 2018-02-26

• Church of the Holy Sepulchre shuts doors in protest against taxes
• A BLACK DAY
• Government okays bill that advances W. Bank annexation
• Future Likud contenders wait for post-Netanyahu era
• Tunisian Islamist party turns to Jewish candidate to bolster image
• Judge quits Bezeq case after texts with state attorney revealed
• Star power
• Rule forever
• Outpost growth
• PM to be questioned by police in ‘Bezeq affair,’
• IDF investigat­ion finds pilot error in crash of F-16i
• PM: US Embassy move will have long-term ramificati­ons
• Poland: Holocaust law not ‘frozen’ but subject to court review
• Should Israel risk sharing intel with Trump after concerns of the Obama administra­tion?
• This Israeli tech guru helps start-ups without asking for anything in return
• Shaked knew ‘almost in real time’ of attorney-general’s questionab­le 2015 meeting with reporter, PM aide
• Most Palestinia­ns believe PLO probably will not suspend recognitio­n of Israel, says poll
• Syrian conflict 101: A 2018 guide to the main factions
• Declassifi­ed archive shows war preparatio­ns ordered after Sadat’s historic 1977 peace visit
• Wiesenthal calls for Jewish NGO’s to end business with German, pro-BDS bank
• US Orthodox Jews: Liberal streams not real voice
• US Neo-Nazi group celebrated killing of Jewish student
• Yehuda Bauer receives Nahum Goldmann Medal
• Modern Orthodox rabbis endorse organ donation as a mitzva
• Raoul Wallenberg Foundation decries Israel’s refusal to recognize Armenian genocide
• Childhood kidney ailment could be fatal in adulthood
• Iran says assault on Damascus suburbs will carry on even after UN calls for cease-fire
• All that jazz: Saudi men and women attend country’s first jazz festival
• Syrian Kurdish leader detained in Prague, say Turkish media
• Villagers flee Kashmir front line as India, Pakistan exchange fire
• China sets stage for Xi to stay in office indefinite­ly
• North Korea condemns new sanctions but seems to be open to talks with US
• Weakened Merkel said to favor outspoken critic for a cabinet job
• Likud MK Berko lends expertise to Europe
• Pro-Palestinia­n protesters disrupt IDF reservists at US college campus
• Embiid sparks Sixers to 7th straight triumph
• Revisiting the unforgetta­ble moments from Winter Olympics
• Leafs edge Bruins, extend home winning streak
• Jags lock up QB Bortles with three-year deal
• Man United’s Lukaku proves too much for former club Chelsea
• Blue-and-white dealt severe blow in Estonia
• Top three spots still clogged as Beitar, Beersheba draw
• Focusing on the superfluou­s
• Ban Hezbollah
• Black Christian Evangelica­ls are not happy with Israel’s refugee policy
• The Polish brouhaha
• Birthrate rubbish
• ‘But I’ve never been to a synagogue’
• Markets fret over Federal Reserve’s approach under new chair Powell
• With $116 billion in cash, Warren Buffett says Berkshire Hathaway needs ‘huge’ deals
• Central-bank tap-turning risks parch the recovery
• Easy Ride trial to mark start of Nissan’s road to taxi services
• China’s Geely makes $9 billion Daimler bet against tech ‘invaders’
• Dockless bike-share pioneer Gobee quits Paris
• LA residents fear homeless will become permanent
• Plenty of fish in the sea
• 14. An offer he did refuse

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