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Hadassah hospital workers oppose owner's decision not to renew director-general's contract By JUDY SIEGEL-ITZKOVICH Exclusive: HWZOA contends vote to oust Mor-Yosef was unanimous IDF team to return from devastated Haiti Thursday By JUDY SIEGEL-ITZKOVICH ZAKA rescuer: It was just like stories of the Holocaust - thousands of bodies everywhere. Only second heterotopic twins in medical history to survive By JUDY SIEGEL-ITZKOVICH Hadassah team saves Cypriot mother and twin girls - one growing inside and other outside uterus.

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Waste water treatment regulations approved after decade-long process By EHUD ZION WALDOKS The regulations to put in place 37 parameters for treating waste water, Environmental Protection Ministry says. Barkat announces plans to overhaul waste disposal in capital By EHUD ZION WALDOKS Mayor announced that Jerusalem is aiming to shift waste away from landfill at Abu Dis in east Jerusalem and eventually close it. NASA chief Bolden hails Ilan Ramon on first visit here By GREER FAY CASHMAN Delegation, US envoy and Rona Ramon meet with Peres, Herschkowitz at Beit Hanassi.

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The (Sheikh Jarrah) revolution won't be televised... it'll be YouTubed By ABE SELIG Social media sites like Facebook, YouTube and Twitter are playing an increasing role in growing participation of young Israelis in protest rallies. Mount of Olives cemetery finds a new home - on the Internet By ABE SELIG Tombstones being identified, data uploaded to Web. Finding a voice in Facebook By RUTH EGLASH Israeli NGOs are realizing the potential power of social media such as Facebook and Twitter.