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What Matters Most On Friday, June 28, 2013

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US Secretary of State John Kerry with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during a meeting in Jerusalem, Thursday, June 27, 2013 (photo credit: AP/Jacquelyn Martin)

Labor Party promises PM a Knesset ‘safety net’ for peace

John Kerry meets with Abbas in Amman; Meretz party leader: New construction in Jerusalem ‘giving the Americans the finger’

Kerry, Netanyahu hold late-night talks in Jerusalem

Abdullah tells Kerry Israel’s actions undermining peace

By AP and ToI Staff

In parting shot, bank chief urges action for peace

By Daniel Estrin

Haim Efrat, head of the Ministry of Agriculture’s beekeeping division and one of Israel’s foremost experts on the bee, examines a hive. (photo credit: Debra Kamin)

The land of milk hangs onto its honey

As hives around the world sustain mysterious losses from Colony Collapse Disorder, here’s why Israel’s bees are faring a little better

Gabrielle Charnoff

A pocket of hope amidst Syria’s chaos

A Syrian rebel who reached across the chasm showed the potential for building direct relationship between peoples

French justice: Overruling the truth

The ruling in the al-Dura defamation case bolsters a lethal narrative and reveals a legal system that values honor over facts

Ron Dermer reportedly named next ambassador to US

Key Netanyahu adviser recovers in race for coveted post, unconfirmed radio report says

An Israeli recruit on his first day of military service gets a vaccine injection (photo credit: Moshe Shai/Flash90)

In Arab Israel, a battle over Christian conscription

By Elhanan Miller

Amar'e Stoudemire takes a practice shot. (photo credit: CC BY-scott mecum, Flickr)

Amar’e Stoudemire set to buy Israeli basketball team

Hoops star with Jewish roots wants to give perennial underachiever Hapoel Jerusalem ‘a fresh start’

General James Cartwright during his military service (photo credit: CC BY Tim Rodenberg, Flickr)

‘Retired US general leaked details of Stuxnet virus’

Probe targets James ‘Hoss’ Cartwright, said to have been a key player in the cyber campaign against Iran

African refugees sit behind a border fence after they attempted to cross illegally from Egypt into Israel as Israeli soldiers stand guard near the border with Egypt, in southern Israel, on September 4, 2012. (AP/Ariel Schalit, File)

353 detained African migrants go on hunger strike

Strikers at Saharonim facility want refugee status; ‘We’re physically weak, but we’re strong and united,’ says one

A RESCUE communications installation (Photo credit: Courtesy)

Gaza’s Tel Aviv attack teaches a lesson in communications

By David Shamah

The RESCUE Consortium was organized to ensure that soldiers and rescue workers don’t lose touch, even in an emergency

Mikey Weinstein drew national attention to the problem of religious coercion on the military. Now Congress and other critics are pushing back against his abrasive style. (Military Religious Freedom Foundation)

Freedom-of-religion crusader ‘wacky, impolitic — and right’

Foul-mouthed Mikey Weinstein says his mission — keeping the US military away from theocrats — is too important for niceties

Illustrative photo of an Israeli settlement (CC BY-Trocaire, Flickr)

Supreme Court nixes bid to retroactively approve West Bank homes

By Adiv Sterman

Government also planned construction of 40 new housing units in Nokdim settlement; court says land claims must be studied first

File: Then-IDF chief of staff Lt. Gen. Benny Gantz, left, and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu before a cabinet meeting in November 2012 (Kobi Gideon/GPO/Flash 90)

‘The flames have started to creep up on Nasrallah’

By Adiv Sterman

IDF chief says Hezbollah’s involvement in Syrian civil war may have grave consequences for its leader

A view of the Ramot Mall and the major artery that leads to and from the shopping center (photo credit: Jessica Steinberg/Times of Israel)

Heeding rabbis’ decree, shoppers steer clear of Ramot Mall

By Jessica Steinberg

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Alicia Keys in concert (photo credit: Shutterstock)

YouTube pulls clip calling on Keys to cancel Israel gig

Pamela Geller (Courtesy)

Anti-Islam activist Pamela Geller barred from UK

UNESCO's Memory of the Register, which inscribed new documents last week. (photo credit: Courtesy UNESCO)

Renaissance timesRare manuscript put in UNESCO’s book

By Jessica Steinberg

The funeral of Ben-Yosef Livnat, killed by Palestinian security officers near Nablus in April 2011. (Yossi Zamir/Flash90/File)

PA security guard indicted for 2011 Joseph’s Tomb shooting

Illustrative photo of an Israeli hospital (Miriam Alster/Flash90)

OECD report shows Israeli health system in shambles

By Adiv Sterman

Adolf Eichmann on trial in Jerusalem, 1961 (AP, File)

Files thought to show Germany knew Eichmann’s location will stay hidden

By Geir Moulson

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu leads the weekly cabinet meeting at the PM's office in Jerusalem, March 10, 2013 (photo credit: Miriam Alster/Flash90)

Hebrew media reviewNetanyahu, Nasrallah on the ropes

By Ilan Ben Zion

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