Dutch vote, in test for Euro far-right; Cancer patient whose battle touched celebs dies; Israel baseball 'miracle' ends; Op-ed:Advice to Trump's envoy

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Dutch vote, in test for Euro far-right; Cancer patient whose battle touched celebs dies; Israel baseball 'miracle' ends; Op-ed:Advice to Trump's envoy

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Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser     The one-stop news site covering Israel, the region and the Jewish people worldwide   THE DAILY EDITION   WHAT MATTERS MOST ON » WED, MAR 15, 2017   Share This:    Visit the timesofisrael.com - updated 24/7. The Jewish world's fastest-growing website. Click here!   Polls open in key Dutch elections as far-right slips   Performance of Geert Wilders is seen as a litmus test for strength of right-wing populists ahead of other European ballots   By JO BIDDLE and JAN HENNOP         Rutte vs. Wilders puts Dutch elections in a stark light   By MIKE CORDER and RAF CASERT     Wilders, the ‘Dutch Trump’ set to rise as Holland votes   By JO BIDDLE     EU slams Turkey’s Nazi jibes as ‘detached from reality’   By AFP     Jewish cancer patient, whose bone marrow search touched celebs, dies   Kim Kardashian, Mayim Bialik, drawn into worldwide gene match drive which ultimately failed to save Adam Krief, 31, a father of three   By JTA       Israel falls to Japan, ending miracle run at baseball tournament   Team loses 8-3, falling short at the World Baseball Classic after becoming the tourney’s darlings and astounding the baseball-watching world   By JOSHUA DAVIDOVICH     Related article: Team Israel baseball gear a home run with kvelling American Jewish fans     LIVE UPDATES Latest: Israel losing to Japan as baseball miracle sputters   Palestinian woman said to attempt car-ramming attack, is shot     No immediate reports of Israeli injuries in incident at Etzion Junction   By MARISSA NEWMAN     FBI warns: Many websites that offer binary options are operated by 'criminals located overseas only interested in one thing — taking your money'   FBI places public warning against ‘Binary Options Fraud’ at top of its main website   As lobbyists for widely fraudulent, vast, Israel-centered industry try to persuade ministers to block regulator’s bill to ban it, US bureau highlights the widespread fleecing of victims, says the crooks are in its ‘crosshairs’   By SIMONA WEINGLASS       Israeli-American medical tech makes taking blood easier     Joystick-like robot, developed by BGU and Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, offers precise needle placement, reduces discomfort   By SHOSHANNA SOLOMON     Abbas to US envoy: Peace deal possible under Trump   PA president commits ‘to preventing inflammatory rhetoric and incitement’ in meeting with Jason Greenblatt   By DOV LIEBER         Rivlin meets Trump envoy, offers to ‘assist’ in peace efforts   By TIMES OF ISRAEL STAFF     PM: No agreements on settlements in talks with Trump adviser   By TIMES OF ISRAEL STAFF     Trump administration threatens to leave UN Human Rights Council   By JTA and TIMES OF ISRAEL STAFF       Advice for Trump’s would-be peacemaker   Op-ed: Mr. Greenblatt, don’t try to strong-arm the sides into an impossible deal. Do focus on education. Insist on changing what the Palestinians are taught about Israel, and you might just make some headway   By DAVID HOROVITZ   Related article: Trump the change agent looks positively traditional on Mideast peace     ‘False, absurd, ridiculous’: Netanyahu denies his wife kicked him out of the car     Prime minister and his wife give testimony in court against journalist in libel case   By AFP and JACOB MAGID       Dracula the ‘Wandering Jew,’ and other unknown facets of Irish lit in NY-bound exhibition   ST. PATRICK'S DAY From the Middle Ages and the Annals of Innisfallen to Leopold Bloom, Jews are a surprisingly constant presence in a millennium of Irish writing   By RENEE GHERT-ZAND           The surge in anti-Semitism? Here’s how to stop it   The White House should convene a conference on extremism and increase funding to protect Jewish institutions       Purim made simple for Netanyahu   POTKIN AZARMEHR Using the megillah to demonize the Islamic Republic of Iran was silly, and worse, insulted Bibi’s would-be Iranian allies       BDS and my summer vacation   DANIEL VULKAN The new amendment to Israel’s entry law means he might be turned away at Ben Gurion, and it’s just not worth the risk       Trump’s Stalinesque aversion to experts   JACK SCHWARTZ The US president, who takes his counsel from cronies, is doing his part to diminish ‘the administrative state’       Jewish Iran MP brands Netanyahu ‘insane vampire’   Lawmaker claims racism and anti-Semitism ‘never been witnessed’ in Islamic Republic, after PM links Purim holiday to Tehran regime       By law, Israelis over 80 can now skip to front of lines   Legislation allows elderly to ask to be served first at public offices, stores       BBC: ‘Typically British‘ fish & chips introduced by Jews   New series ‘Best of British Takeaways’ says the meal originated in fried fare eaten cold on Shabbat in eastern Europe       Netanyahu uses employee tweet to slam new state broadcaster   Researcher for Broadcasting Corporation suspended after tweeting in support of alleged terrorist; PM slams ‘corporation of the left’       Writer to right passage on Wright’s wrong   Famed historian David McCullough is quick to amend an excerpt describing anti-Semitic remarks by sister of fathers of flight     Trump calls out Snoop Dogg over shooting video   Rapper ‘shoots’ clown version of president in music video; president says he’d have gone to jail had he pointed his gun at Obama       TLV Fashion Week falls flat on the runway   After months of delays, a small selection of local designers show small or archived collections for troubled event       ‘Beware of Jews’ sign hung in London neighborhood   Neighborhood watch says local community ‘concerned’ by image; Anti-Semitism watchdog warns ‘harassment becoming a part of life’       Hapoel Jerusalem basketball fans say Spanish police beat them during game   Dozens of supporters claim local cops kicked them out of Valencia Eurocup match after making unreasonable seating demands       Orly Levy-Abekasis officially ousted from Yisrael Beytenu   MK who quit her party over decision to join coalition must now join a new party if she wants to be reelected     HEBREW MEDIA REVIEW   WED, MAR 15, 3:35 PM     Deadly fire shines light on societal ill   The tragic killing of a nurse by a patient provides a jumping-off point to examine violence plaguing the health system       Court remands elderly man who burned nurse to death   Holocaust survivor Asher Faraj to remain behind bars pending a psychiatric evaluation; family members say he’s mentally ill   By TIMES OF ISRAEL STAFF     Related article: Health and social workers, teachers stop work to protest violence     US seeks extradition of Sbarro bombing accomplice   Jordanian woman charged in connection with 2001 terror attack on Jerusalem pizzeria that killed 15; sought by Justice Department over deaths of US citizens   By AP and TIMES OF ISRAEL STAFF         Accomplice in 2016 terror attack that killed rabbi gets 2 life terms   Muhammad al-Amarya confessed to driving vehicle from which a Hamas gunman opened fire on Rabbi Miki Mark’s car near Hebron   By TAMAR PILEGGI     European rabbis pan ruling to prohibit religious garb in firms   Jewish leaders say ‘Europe is sending a clear message; its faith communities are no longer welcome’   By JTA         In Turkey-Netherlands row, a foreboding sign for Jews   Escalating crisis underlines growing concern over a minority of local Muslims whose anti-Semitic attitudes are generating a backlash in a once-tolerant society   By CNAAN LIPHSHIZ     13 arrested for ‘deep corruption’ at Israeli Aerospace Industries   Months-long covert probe yields suspicions of fraud, money laundering against employees of IAI, former senior IDF officer   By JUDAH ARI GROSS         In Romania’s small Jewish community, large helpings of Purim cheer   PHOTO ESSAY Children don costumes to join aging congregation in celebrating the averted genocide of the Jewish people in ancient Persia   By AP         Ya’alon lays out Mideast vision, which resembles Netanyahu’s   Ex-defense minister says no solution in sight for Palestinian-Israeli conflict, but it’s ‘irrelevant’ given regional upheaval   By JUDAH ARI GROSS       Suicide bomber kills at least 25 at Damascus courthouse   Security forces close off area as ambulances and firefighters rush to scene of latest attack   By AFP     Related article: Nearly 100,000 Iraqis flee battle for west Mosul     Small Israeli drone crashes in northern Gaza — army   IDF says it’s investigating what caused Skylark-model UAV to fall out of the sky, in second such incident of the year   By JUDAH ARI GROSS         To honor slain sons, families send 1000s of gifts to Diaspora   Families of Gil-ad Shaer, Naftali Fraenkel and Eyal Yifrach head to airport with a cadre of volunteers distributing Purim gifts to promote global Jewish unity   By RENEE GHERT-ZAND     Pricey Mobileye buy puts Intel in fast lane of competitive industry   The $15 billion deal, announced Monday, may spur innovation and encourage further acquisitions by automakers interested in Israeli machine learning and vision technology   By SHOSHANNA SOLOMON     Related article: Netanyahu congratulates Intel, Mobileye on deal     Forward this email to a friend This email was sent to tokic.stjepan719@gmail.com why did I get this?    unsubscribe from this list    update subscription preferences The Times of Israel · 4 George Washington St. · Jerusalem 9418704 · Israel

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