The Jerusalem Post - 2014-02-25

• Merkel: Reaching two-state solution is ‘part and parcel’ of securing Israel’s future
• Haredi rabbis issues ban on IDF service for yeshiva students
• Egyptian government resigns, paving way for Sisi to seek presidency
• Sheinbein’s lawyer: Prison shoot-out was avoidable
• UK MPs demand Polish action on restitutio­n
• Wanted in Ukraine
• The Israeli solution
• Interest rates cut
• Merkel smoothing over the rough patches,
• Itzik, Rivlin nearing 10 MKs for presidenti­al run
• Is Netanyahu losing control of his party?
• MKs on Right, Left speak out against Bill to Fight Terror
• Kerry, Lew to address AIPAC
• Bayit Yehudi MK: West is financing ‘bile’ and incitement by supporting UNRWA’s projects
• Oren: Internatio­nal sanctions more dangerous to Israel than missiles on Tel Aviv
• Court upholds conviction of police officers who left Palestinia­n to die
• Israel, Germany to sign work-visa deal
• Court upholds conviction in 2006 murder of Katzrin teen
• Rare Golda Meir handwritte­n postcard to be auctioned
• Knesset panel tours Haifa-area shelters for prostitute­s
• Housing minister backs SPNI, freezes Mitzpe Ramon building plans
• Protesters at rally against racism in Toulouse tell Jewish leader to ‘get lost’
• German cartoon of Facebook CEO sparks row
• Pilot program could increase organ transplant­s by 20%
• Knesset Committee postpones vote on paternity leave
• Jerusalem-area teen loses eye when Purim caps explode in his face
• ‘Over 10% of drivers went through a red light last year’
• Noble Energy to establish NIS 12m. energy center
• Iraq signs deal to buy arms, ammunition from Iran
• Rice defends her statements on Benghazi attack
• Angelina Jolie visits Syrian refugees in Lebanon
• Two killed in suicide attack outside Iranian consulate in Pakistan
• Russian police detain protesters outside trial over anti-Putin rally
• Uganda’s Museveni signs anti-gay bill, defying donors, Washington
• Thai PM rules out resigning as bombs, gunfire punctuate unrest
• US top court declines challenges to gun laws
• MK Slomiansky: Recommenda­tions on poverty irrelevant without budgetary framework
• Peretz visits Rawabi, future green Palestinia­n city
• Netanyahu invites new Italian PM
• Bosh, Wade lead Heat past Bulls without Lebron
• Golden moments may not be enough for NHL
• Putin, Sochi somehow pull it off
• For Collins, the next nine days are crucial
• Olympiakos seeks to end losing habit against Man United
• Yellow-and-blue schools Jerusalem in Tel Aviv
• The Demjanuk trial in retrospect
• Welcoming Germany
• The essence of peace
• Haredi draft
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• Putting the Green Line on the map
• Ten ways that BDS is different now
• Palestine, Bigfoot and other fairy tales
• In the Ukraine crisis, danger to the Jewish and Muslim minorities
• Chabad fanatics are destroying the movement
• A different voice for peace
• Terrorism pays – literally
• ECB faces severest stress test
• Back to back deals – The chicken or the egg?
• EBay opens up its big data to Israel
• Manufactur­ers see bleak future in Israel
• Seek cheap stocks, chaos no problem? Try Libya
• Nokia succumbs to Android appeal in low-cost phone battle
• Samba sans silicone: Rio Carnival school goes natural
• The signals that opened Renzi’s path to Italian power
• The games Putin plays
• Transgende­r, schlumpy and human
• When doctors need to lie
• Oscar-nominated ‘American Hustle’ conjures up story of Jewish con artist
• When enough is enough
• Israeli Opera Donizetti: Don Pasquale Opera House, February 18

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