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What Matters Most On
Friday, February 12, 2021
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Confirms vaccinees to get 'preference' in leisure activities
Israel on track to reopen large swaths of economy in 11 days — virus czar
By
TOI staff
Virus reproduction rate said lowest in 3 months; Nachman Ash asks businesses to ‘hang on,’ opening is ‘just around the corner’
Israel said set to recommend vaccinating some teens aged 12-15 against COVID-19
By
TOI staff
Israeli study boosts belief post-COVID immunity stays when antibodies fade
By
Nathan Jeffay
From the blogs
Omid Safari
In Iran, I was taught to hate Israel and Jews. Then I watched Schindler’s List.
Spielberg’s movie undid decades of lies, inspired me to visit Auschwitz, and taught me that the truth will always, eventually, come to light
It works: 0 deaths, only 4 severe cases among 523,000 fully vaccinated Israelis
By
Nathan Jeffay
HMO data a week after 2nd dose shows 93% effectiveness, ‘unequivocally’ proving vaccine’s success and leaving ‘no doubt’ it’s saved many Israeli lives, says Maccabi official
More younger Israelis now being hospitalized for COVID than those 60-plus
By
Luke Tress
Vaccine refusers will be kept to ‘supermarkets, pharmacies’ when Israel opens up
By
TOI staff
Film review
Debut film by Mexican duo, ‘Leona’ is way more than a Jewish ‘Romeo and Juliet’
By
Jordan Hoffman
From Israeli prison, Barghouti mulls presidency bid, turning up heat on Abbas
By
Aaron Boxerman
Abbas confidant Hussein al-Sheikh visits popular former terror chief in jail, where he’s serving multiple life terms for murder, in reported attempt to convince him not to run
Senior IDF commander says Hamas has 30,000 men, 7,000 rockets, dozens of drones
By
Agencies
Times Will Tell
PODCAST: For Family Day, a schmooze with Israeli parenting guru Einat Nathan
By
TOI staff
Her approach: Go back to basics and allow children to deal with pain and work out their own problems, while supported by ‘reliable, relaxed parents — that are present’
Top Ops
Moriah Richman
The IHRA definition of anti-Semitism derails our fight against it on campus
Codifying this anti-Semitism definition is divisive, just when we must unite, among ourselves and with our allies, against acts of hate
Yosef Blau
The Religious Zionist party and the significance of a name
The new party and its priorities make it clear that the religious Zionism of over 100 years remains relevant in religious terms, but not in political ones
‘I’m not a cat’ lawyer’s dark past with Jewish woman who owned a Tx. smoke shop
By
PHILISSA CRAMER
Long before his fluffy feline video went viral, Rod Ponton drew national attention, accused by Ilana Lipsen of targeting her in terror-linked drug raid after she ended their affair
Analysis
Shira Hanau
A year of grief: Orthodox Jewry reels as COVID-19 hastens the loss of its rabbis
The relentless deaths have hit all sides of the diverse community, leaving many to wonder who can possibly step up to fill their fallen leaders’ shoes
Vaccine misinformation blamed as 36-year-old ultra-Orthodox man dies of COVID
By
Shira Hanau
European powers blame Iran for ‘undermining opportunity’ for nuclear diplomacy
By
AFP
Britain, France and Germany ‘strongly urge’ Tehran to halt uranium metal production activities; analysts say narrow window of opportunity exists to bring US back into deal
Report: PM to tap national security adviser to lead nuclear deal talks with US
By
TOI staff
Drone strike reported on pro-Iran militia arms shipment on Iraq-Syria border
By
TOI staff
Former US envoy to Israel says timing of Biden phone call ‘utterly irrelevant’
By
Lazar Berman
Amid snub rumors, Obama’s envoy Dan Shapiro says it’s nothing personal against Netanyahu — Biden is just focused on domestic issues, Russia and China; expects conversation soon
White House says Biden will call Netanyahu ‘soon’ as speculation of rift grows
By
Jacob Magid
In major shift, KKL-JNF said set to okay purchasing W. Bank land for settlements
By
TOI staff
In what would be a dramatic policy change, century-old environmental organization reportedly could spend millions to buy Palestinian-owned lands in and around settlements
ICC to elect new prosecutor as controversial Bensouda set to step down
By
Agencies
and
TOI staff
Police investigating suspected gang rape of 13-year-old girl by 4 men
By
TOI staff
Medical exam confirmed sexual assault, but victim refusing to cooperate with authorities after reporting incident last month; no suspects arrested yet
In air defense drill with EUCOM, IDF works on ties to a unit it’s due to leave
By
Judah Ari Gross
Israeli military’s feted move to Mideast-focused CENTCOM comes at a cost, as was on display over past 2 weeks during 20th Juniper exercise, simulating a ballistic missile attack
Current IDF operations chief tapped to lead Military Intelligence
By
Judah Ari Gross
Beitar Jerusalem sale frozen amid disclosure of UAE sheikh’s iffy finances
By
TOI staff
Move comes after Israel’s soccer association said to commission probe into Emiratee royal Hamad bin Khalifa Al Nahyan, find alleged ties to dubious businessmen
More Headlines
Flyers in German tram blame Jews for pandemic
By
Joe Baur
Doctor censured for suggesting vaccine ‘psychosis’ led husband to murder wife
By
TOI staff
Day after covering head with hand, Trump lawyer wears kippa at impeachment trial
By
Ron Kampeas
Wrapping up arguments, Democrats urge Republicans to end ‘nightmare’ of Trump
By
LISA MASCARO
,
Eric Tucker
,
MARY CLARE JALONICK
and
Jill Colvin
Yad Vashem slams Polish court ruling that Holocaust scholars must apologize
By
TOI staff
Fearing for corals, protesters denounce plans to turn Eilat into oil and gas hub
By
Sue Surkes
Hail seizure!
Roman soldier’s ancient Masada payslip shows unfair wages go way back
By
TOI staff
Germany, Denmark say alleged terrorist bomb plot Islamist in nature
By
Agencies
Traveling light
Amar’e Stoudemire takes antique golden menorah wherever he goes
By
Gabe Friedman
Hershel Shanks, popularizer of biblical archaeology, dies at 90
By
Andrew Silow-Carroll
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