The Jerusalem Post - 2013-02-25

• Palestinia­n response to Netanyahu’s appeal for W. Bank calm: Israel tortured prisoner
• Netanyahu backs down, invites Lapid to join coalition
• Potential breakthrou­gh for Olmert in Holyland case
• Abbas caught between hammer and anvil
• Not an intifada – so far
• Preserving the spirit
• Unmasking Purim
• Be ready for war
• Knesset to ask PM to report on escalating violence in West Bank
• Will Iran, Hezbollah go all out to boost Assad?
• Israel sends message to Turkey: Let’s clear the air
• Wounded Palestinia­n from Kusra flown to Hadassah
• Mitzna: Livni ‘breached our trust’
• Kerry makes first foreign trip as top US diplomat
• Steinitz sets stage for defense cuts, heightened transparen­cy
• Swedish and Dutch experts call for action against Hezbollah
• Transcript of meetings by committee appointed following 2011 social protests reveals effort to make recommenda­tions easier to implement
• ‘Gov’t pays transporta­tion, port workers 34% too much’
• US House subcommitt­ee convenes anti-semitism hearing
• Barkat to show nice side of city to foreign press accompanyi­ng Obama
• Harlem Shake and brandy shots mark Purim holiday
• First-ever signlangua­ge megila reading takes place in Tel Aviv
• Research: Exposure to last year’s Gaza rockets and missiles raised prevalence of miscarriag­e in Sderot
• Environmen­talists to protest massive housing project slated for former IMI site in Sharon
• Islamists in Egypt suspected of vandalizin­g monuments honoring two giant cultural icons
• Ministry shuts down licensing institutes for ignoring safety issues
• Tensions mount in pro-secession South Yemen
• US invites Syrian opposition for talks, condemns Scud attack by Assad forces
• Egypt insists food supply secure as wheat imports dive
• ‘Rebels grab nuclear site bombed by Israel’
• On last Sunday as pope, Benedict tells pilgrims in St. Peter’s Square he’s following God’s wishes
• Frustrated Italians vote in crucial election for euro zone
• A sense of malaise among pilgrims below pope’s balcony
• African leaders sign deal to end conflict roiling eastern Congo
• Embattled cord-blood bank must preserve supply, court says
• Mccain: Hagel not qualified to be defense secretary
• Short-handed Rangers shut out by Habs
• Catch-fences center of debate after Daytona crash
• This class won’t be a snap decision
• Heat’s streak hits 10 as Lebron
• Mac Haifa keeps pace by pounding Beitar
• Toure, Tevez strike as City clings to hope
• Mac TA’S BSL streak hits 15 games; Eilat into 2nd place
• Elect Rabbi Stav to revamp the Rabbinate
• Wrong cause
• Addressing the issue of ageism
• Making the case
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• Dual loyalties
• Not Lapid fans
• Islamists to West: Put your hands up and hand over your property!
• J Street is a dead end
• To snitch or not to snitch
• ‘Shall Jonathan die?’
• European wireless plight means no free snacks at Barcelona show
• Bernanke’s zero rates do less than upstart banker
• Hewlett-Packard takes on Apple, Samsung with new Slate 7 tablet
• Eruzione’s ‘Miracle on Ice’ hockey jersey sells for $657,250
• Seven Swiss billionair­es unmasked as Roche surges
• Home cancer test seen aiding $2b. self-diagnostic­s market
• World’s richest lose $21 billion as Icahn’s fortune slumps
• Who has the guts for gluten?
• Ping-pong: Head game
• In Italy, illusion is the only reality
• Singer Emeli Sande wins big at predictabl­e BRIT awards
• ACUM honors Israel’s finest

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