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• Rotem, Schneller criticize Kamm petition to High Court
• Writer: Mel Gibson to do 'Jewish Braveheart'
• Religious soldiers file complaint over treatment
• Untangling the Web: News shouldn’t be free – Part 2
• Analysis: Iran economy could survive sanctions

• Alternatively Speaking: Steps to preventing strep
• Fatah, Hamas agree: Abbas will interim Palestinian PM
• Abu Dhabi’s outsized cultural ambitions
• Russia, China defend veto of Syria draft resolution
• Syria resume Homs bombardment; up to 50 killed
• Obama: Jerusalem undecided on Iran attack
• Wide-eyed Saturday into Super Sunday Shacharis
• KKL-JNF launches ‘social forest’ for Tu Bishvat
• Blind doctor can see again
• 10-year sentence is stretched to ‘indefinite’
• NGOs petition High Court over air pollution program
• Former German president to honor anti-Semitic pastor
• HRW: Policy on Palestinian residency ‘arbitrary'
• Cotler’s plea on Syria
• When the moderates are radicals, you’re in trouble
• From Russia with love?
• Trajtenberg: More tax breaks for the rich
• Double exposure
• Students should visit Hebron
• Reality Check: Visit both sides of Hebron
• The Israeli academic Left and the Im Tirtzu movement
• This Week in History: Israel’s last direct election
• S. Africa’s last Jewish newspaper makes last stand
• 'Public funding for updating health basket eroding'
• Those helping Holocaust survivors to be honored
• Turning things around at Bikur Cholim
• Putting out fires
• How Syria’s ruling apparatus became its albatross
• Middle East trails again in green energy growth
• Legitimate Criticism
• Cooking Class: Chewy Tu Bishvat cookies
• The US’s mistakes on Middle East
• No longer desolate

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Arutz Sheva News

• Hamas, Fatah Sign Reconciliation; Anger in Hamas
• Syrian Army Renews Attack on Homs
• MK Rotem: I won't Help Jailed Spy
• Alert: Terrorists May Target Peres
• Cadets Dismissed for Praying, MKs Angry

• IDF Launches Hareidi PR Campaign
• Terrorist Killed in Tunnel Collapse
• Mubarak to be Moved to Prison Hospital
• Polemics Erupt Between US And Russia Menacing The Reset Policy
• Dry Bones: 40 Years of Zionist Cartooning

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YnetNews

• Al-Arabiya: Hamas officials warn of possible rifts over PA deal
• Fayyad, Haniyeh praise Palestinian agreement
• Peres: Assad is not a leader but a killer
• Syrian army defectors form higher military council
• MK Rotem on Kam petition: I set committee agenda

Haaretz.com headlines RSS

• Iran: 'Positive steps' taken during visit by UN nuclear inspectors
• Abbas to lead Palestinian unity cabinet, following Hamas-Fatah deal
• Iran bans Simpsons dolls, fearing infiltration of western culture
• Report: Assad's army kills 50 in intense shelling of Syria's Homs
• Education Minister: Hebron school trips should have started a long time ago
• Tel Aviv continues to fine store owners open on Shabbat in mostly non-Jewish areas
• Study: Visitors at Israel's Hula reserve make feathered friends take wing
• Shin Bet chief: Shalit's poor health prompted Hamas to strike deal with Israel
• Israel sees renewed Hamas activity in West Bank
• Bedouin community wins reprieve from forcible relocation to Jerusalem garbage dump

• Court revokes Israel's Olympic mascot over likeness to 1970s hero
• Weizmann Institute professor wins Israel Prize for physics, chemistry
• Tel Aviv says its air is clean, but Israel's Environment Ministry thinks otherwise
• Obama: Israel has not made decision on Iran attack, but it is rightly concerned
• Final member of Damascus-based Hamas politburo leaves Syria
• Israeli cabinet approves construction of high-speed train line between Tel Aviv and Eilat
• Clinton calls Russia and China's veto of UN resolution on Syria a 'travesty'
• Amir Eshel appointed as next Israel Air Force chief
• Iran vows to attack any country used by 'enemies' to strike its soil
• Report: Syria’s Assad releases alleged al-Qaida mastermind of 2005 London bombings
• Israeli teen jailed for one year over assaulting Arab youths
• Israeli guard suspected of confining Palestinian woman to get her phone number
• Israel's Vice PM: Fall of Assad could weaken Mideast 'axis of evil'
• Haaretz special / Legendary actor Ben Gazzara expresses love for his Jewish 'brothers'
• Israeli bill aims to grant financial aid to Haredi youths leaving religious world

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DEBKAfile

• Assad sends hit squads after top Lebanese officials
• Russia vetoes motion after preparing Special Forces for Syria
• Americans talk about an Israeli strike on Iran, but prepare own offensive
• A Western-Arab Undercover Exercise Afoot to Oust Bashar Assad
• Israel's Military Girds up to Strike Iran This Spring

• Iran Didn't Bring Down the RQ-170. A Chinese Cyber Whiz Team Did
• US Promises Israel Warning of Iranian Missiles from Its Turkey-Based Radar Station
• Panetta Brings Forward the US-NATO Exit, Pakistan Lets Al Qaeda Run for Office
• A Digest of DEBKAfile Round-the-Clock Exclusives in Week Ending February 2, 2012
• Israel: Iran's nuclear arms program is complete, its missiles can reach US

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JTA -

• Obama: U.S. and Israel in ‘lockstep’ on Iran
• American NGO workers indicted in Egypt
• Anti-Arab graffiti sprayed on West Bank home
• Madonna reportedly to launch world tour in Israel
• Russia, China block U.N. Security Council Syria resolution

• Report: U.S. Jewish, Israeli institutions on high alert, fearing Iranian attack
• Netanyahu to address AIPAC as Iran speculation intensifies
• French railroad hands over WWII-era archives
• Special Nevada caucus participants sign religious declaration
• Egypt’s gas pipeline to Israel attacked for 12th time

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Yeshiva World News

• Update on Maran HaRav Elyashiv’s Shlita Condition [UPDATED 13:15 IL]
• Obama: U.S. In ‘Lockstep’ With Israel On Iran
• NYC: Ticker-Tape Parade Will Be Held Tuesday Following Win By New York Giants [UPDATED]
• Cabinet Approves Tel Aviv – Eilat Train Line
• Ayatollah: Kill All Jews, Annihilate Israel

• Israel Files a Complaint With UN Regarding Rocket Fire From Gaza
• Netanyahu: Only Military Strength Guarantees Security
• Sderot Fire Department Critically Understaffed
• Price Tag: Hate Graffiti Against Arabs in the Ramallah District
• TEHILLIM – Maran Rav Elyashiv Taken To Hospital

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The Forward

• Shalit May Be Freed as Part of Cease-Fire Deal
• Voter Turnout Proves Heavier Than Expected
• Israel’s Candidates Make Their Last-Minute Appeals
• Polls: Kadima Holds Narrow Lead Over Lukud
• Kadima Edges Out Likud, But Winner Remains Uncertain

• The Remaking of L.A.’s Jewish Federation
• Orthodox University Slashes Jobs
• Chavez Sends Mixed Signals on Synagogue Attack
• Beiteinu Now Big Player
• Staple of Campus Life Now Comes at a Price
• The Pope Blinked, And Jewish Leaders Assess What’s Next
• Conservative Judaism’s ‘Vision Thing’
• Israeli Uncertainty Buys Obama Some Time
• Electoral Gridlock Pitches Livni and Bibi Into Scramble For a Coalition
• My Yiddishe Mama
• Life Imitates Art: An Excerpt From ‘Wandering Stars’
• Sholom Aleichem: Finding Freedom in America
• An Book of Insults — Exploring Yiddish Curses
• Yiddish Teachers Form New Group
• Book Center Goes Digital
• The Poetry of Language
• Kids Lit: More Yiddish Books Begin To Sprout
• Women’s Work
• Theatrical Translations
• Ruth Wisse: Generous Mentor, Worthy Adversary
• Chagall’s Political Art
• Wittgenstein’s Words
• Animated Catharsis
• Spit Your Way To Safety: Toi, toi, toi!
• Hitler’s Doctor: Treating History in a Novel Way
• The Unfolding Drama of Jewish America
• You Shoot, He Scores: The Kibbutz King of Komposers
• The Wittgensteins and the Waughs: A Tale of Two Unhappy Houses
• Martin Munkacsi: The Prodigal Archives
• Brighton Beach on the Big Screen
• Make Me a Match
• February 20, 2009
• February 20, 2009
• America Turns a Page, and Israel, Well…
• A Sect’s Unholy Views on Jews
• Scrambled Electoral Eggs
• What Happened to Israel’s Center?
• Presumed Innocent
• The Missing Mandate

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JC articles

• Olim League review: February 4
• Facing up to spring
• MPs urge action on online radicalisation
• Review: Suddenly, A Knock On The Door
• Review: What The Grown-ups Were Doing

• Israel's front-line in the South Caucasus
• JC MSFL Matchday 22 review
• JC MSFL rumour mill: February 3
• TV review: Toni and Rosi
• Good news for dieters - it's time to start eating
• GB appoint Maccabiah Futsal managers
• Recipe: Healthy ribollita soup
• Recipe: Couscous salad
• Drew, our Jewish wedding singer
• Keeping kosher is good for us
• Must the chief be a Zionist?
• Esther honours a Childline stalwart
• 'Streisand' is a hit in Manchester
• Lessons to be drawn from film
• Jewish Book Week...for the deaf
• National Shul Table Tennis Championships launched
• Nazi defender pulls out of SOAS lecture
• Cohen: It's far from over
• Bloom up for Anfield challenge
• Team of the week: 2nd February 2012
• Schwartz qualifies
• Maccabi's first win
• Rivals see red over Montana
• In Morocco, Islamist and Jew have embraced
• Pickles reflects on the talents lost in the death camps
• Miliband reveals family Anne Frank connection
• Stolen plaque replaced
• Crowds at Northwood
• 'How could these atrocities have happened?'
• Ringing the tills for UJIA projects
• Cold sleepers warm to WJR campaign
• Benayoun scores with Israeli terror victims
• Charedim plan free school
• Caretaker dies in fire
• Special-needs pupil barred from Israel trip

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