Friday 18 February 2005, 9 Adar 5765 Erev Shabbat

Blair reassures community Calls for mayor to apologise Cemetery vandal gets six years Fight club for MDA BBC sorry for slur on Israel Leon to quit UJIA top job No prayer for Camilla Shalom meets Prince Philip Jerusalem bracing for Jewish extremist violence Israel sees Syrian hand behind Hariri death blast Bournemouth mission honour Jacko witness Geller: ‘I want to believe the whole thing is a lie’ Tributes to Board man Lesbian emissary wins equal rights for partner Hasmo ‘have-a-go’ hero praised by police Hebridean fish-smoker’s long road to kashrut Rabbi criticises new ‘commandments’ list A major McVictory Bercow is chosen by his peers for political award Stars sign up for Holocaust movie Oliver’s school meals score high with head Olympic bid meddles with salmon business Whole Site Books Campus and Youth Dating Gallery Impressions Judaism Kidz News Social & Personal Social Scene Sport The Weekly Review Travel

	18-Feb-2005 News > National News Blair reassures community PRIME MINISTER Tony Blair this week moved to repair relations with the Jewish community, frayed by a Labour election poster widely seen as anti-Semitic and London Mayor Ken Livingstone’s “concentration camp” insult to a Jewish newspaper reporter. 18-Feb-2005 - 8 The Weekly Review > Main Feature Don't hate, celebrate Simon Rocker reports on a colourful musical peace project 18-Feb-2005 - 14 Sport > News Berkovic targets Haifa return EYAL Berkovic has ann-ounced that he wants to return to Maccabi Haifa, the team he played for before embarking on his British career in 1996. 18-Feb-2005 - 16 Impressions > Features Lights, Camera, Israel Coming soon to the National Film Theatre — a groundbreaking season of Israeli movies. Jenni Frazer looks forward
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