SUMMARY OF OP-EDS FROM THE IZRAELI HEBREW PRESS

HEADLINES FROM THE HEBREW PRESS 

HA’ARETZ 
1. ANTICIPATED AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE FINANCE MINISTRY AND THE NURSES: 13% WAGE INCREASE 
(…). 

2. 1944-2012. Amnon Lipkin-Shahak, IDF’s 15th Chief-of-Staff dies. 
THE IDF’S LAST PRINCE 

3. IN SHADOW OF SHARP CONDEMNATIONS, ISRAEL ACCELERATING MOMENTUM OF CONSTRUCTION IN EAST JERUSALEM 

4. ZOABI DISQUALIFIED, ARAB LISTS NOT 
(…). 

MA’ARIV 

1. (…). 

NURSES STRIKE OVER, THEIR WAGES TO INCREASE BY 13% 

(…). 

2. Amnon Lipkin-Shahak, 1944-2012. 

FAREWELL TO A HERO 

YEDIOT AHRONOT 
1. Lt.-Gen. Amnon Lipkin-Shahak, 1944-2012. (…). 
AN OFFICER AND A GENTLEMAN 
(…). 

YISRAEL HAYOM 

1. Lt.-Gen. (res.) Amnon Lipkin-Shahak, 1944-2012. 

FAREWELL TO A HERO 

(…). 

WALLA! 
1. EUROPE SHARPLY CONDEMNS CONSTRUCTION AGAIN: „WE WILL ACT ACCORDINGLY” 
EU foreign minister Catherine Ashton says she is „very disturbed” by statement about building 2,610 residential units at Givat Hamatos, which according to her is, „unprecedented expansion of settlements around Jerusalem.”

2. POLL: LIKUD BEYTENU LOSES 3 SEATS THIS WEEK, LAPID INCREASES 
According to poll carried out by Prof. Rafi Smith for Israel Radio, ruling party receives 36 seats – drop of three from last week’s poll. Yesh Atid rises from nine to eleven seats. 

NANA10 

1. EU: „VERY DISTURBING EXPANSION OF SETTLEMENTS” 

[Headlines for Walla! and Nana10 are from their websites as of 12:20.] 
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SUMMARY OF OP-EDS FROM THE IZRAELI HEBREW PRESS 

Yediot Ahronot says that, „We in Israel are watching in astonishment at the depth of hatred between the sides in Egypt, as well as in the entire Arab world. Compared to the hostility in that world, the conflict with us seems marginal and unfounded. Israel has no interest in involving itself in Egypt or in Syria, but rather to maintain the stability of its borders and the agreements that have been signed.” 

Ma’ariv discusses the Iranian threat: „In October 2009, Uzi Eilam, who for a decade led the Israel Atomic Energy Committee, claimed that the media frenzy surrounding uranium centrifuges in Iran would lead to a strengthening of the Islamic republic’s ability to develop a nuclear bomb…because they were diverting the debate from the main track through which Iran intended to attain the weapon for itself: The plutonium track.” The author claims that, „The diplomatic talks are [just] a smoke screen.” 

Yisrael Hayom eulogizes former IDF Chief of Staff Amnon Lipkin-Shahak<www.idf.il/1283-17911-EN/Dover.aspx >, calling him „a man of truth.” The author notes that, „In Amnon Lipkin Shahak there was a rare blend of qualities: Courage and fortitude, wisdom and astuteness, integrity and total trustworthiness, steadfastness towards what he believed in – family, army, country.”

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