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What Matters Most On Friday, January 24, 2014

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President Shimon Peres and Klaus Schwab the founder and Executive Chairman of the World Economic Forum shake hands as Peres holds an award from the WEF honoring him for his long-standing commitment to its mission, at the annual meeting of the WEF in Davos, January 24, 2014. (Photo credit: World Economic Forum/HANDOUT/Flash90)

Peres: Boycott Iran like South Africa

By Lazar Berman

Speaking at Davos conference, president insists Jerusalem and Tehran need not be enemies, but was unmoved by Rouhani’s speech

Self Portrait with Maus Mask by Art Spiegelman (photo credit: Courtesy of the current exhibition of the The Jewish Museum/Copyright © by Art Spiegelman. Used by permission of the artist and The Wylie Agency LLC)

Art Spiegelman exhibit shows so much more than a ‘Maus’ that roared

By Alex Suskind

The challenge of putting together a career retrospective for the relentlessly provocative artist is definitively met in a new NY Jewish Museum exhibit

Avraham Bronstein

No, you shouldn’t watch the Super Bowl

A response to Peter Bainert’s riff on why he’ll watch the game with his son, even though it makes him a little sick

Georgia sets Israel’s future borders

Three U.S. states have been egged on by the ZOA to adopt greater Israel resolutions that contradict Israel’s commitment to two states

Shmuley Boteach

The world’s finest fibber

At Davos, Hassan Rouhani lied and lied and then lied some more — most of all when he condemned terrorism

The fresh graves of Yael and Avigail Gross, the two young girls who died from poisoning caused by inhalation of hazardous materials, after their family home was treated with pesticides a few days before. (photo credit: Hadas Parush/Flash 90)

Hundreds attend funeral for poisoned Jerusalem girls

By Stuart Winer and Lazar Berman

Members of second family that enlisted services of suspected exterminator seek treatment for symptoms

Times of Israel poll IV

Likud-Beytenu jumps 15 seats in new poll

By Stephan Miller

Support for ruling alliance between Netanyahu- and Liberman-led parties bounces back to better-than-2009 levels, while Yesh Atid and Jewish Home hemorrhage

Chief Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erekat (photo credit: Issam Rimawi/Flash90)

Australian FM’s settlement empathy prompts furious dispute

By Raphael Ahren

Julie Bishop’s refusal in Times of Israel interview to brand settlements as illegal provokes bitter row between PLO and Australian Jewish leaders

The Israeli border fence with Gaza (David Buimovitch/Flash90)

Hamas placing rockets near water reservoirs, digging dozens of ‘terror tunnels’

By Elhanan Miller

Gaza regime also setting up reconnaissance cameras on mosque minarets and water towers ahead of further conflict

Shulamit Aloni (photo credit: CC BY-SA Orrling, Wikimedia Commons)

Former minister Shulamit Aloni dies at 85

By AFP

Meretz party founding member and Israel Prize laureate fought in Palmach in her youth, and for civil rights as a politician

This picture taken Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2014 shows a marble tombstone which is adorned by a swastika and the inscription 'He died in the struggle for a Great Germany' at the central cemetery in Graz, Austria. (AP Photo/Hans Punz)

Swastikas on Austrian tombstones defy official ban

Emblems reflecting the country’s darkest chapter endure in graveyards, and officials appear either unable or unwilling to act

Illustrative photo of Lodz Ghetto residents, who head toward the trains that will take them to Chelmno extermination camp, in Poland (photo credit: unknown)

From the web

Canadian MP finds photo of relative in ghetto during Israel visit

Ynet: At a center for Holocaust survivors, Mark Adler discovers a picture of his cousin distributing food in Lodz

Hebrew University President Professor Menachem Ben-Sasson, center, looks on as Nobel Prize winner Robert Aumann, left, greets Nobel Prize winner Yuan T Lee at an international science event held at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, August 2012 (Photo credit: Miriam Alster/Flash90/File)

Who’s most innovative of all? Not Israel, says Bloomberg

By David Shamah

This year’s Global Innovation Quotient furnishes a reality check for the Start-Up Nation

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Family, 2012, by Yael Ben-Zion (detail)

Interview

Video against intermarriage angers ex-pat Israeli photog

By Caroline Lagnado

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BlogTefillin: Just the tip of the iceberg

By Uriel Heilman

Illustrative photo of a newborn baby (photo credit: Moshe Shai/Flash90)

You called her what?Pay to name a Jewish baby on Craigslist

Jesus Christ and Sarah Silverman watch an 'NCSI' marathon. (YouTube screenshot)

The third comingSilverman and Jesus preach pro-choice

By Renee Ghert-Zand

Larry King (CC BY Wikipedia/US Defense Department/File)

Larry King funds venture promoting Israeli high tech

By JTA

An Egyptian firefighter checks a crater made by a blast at the Egyptian police headquarters in downtown Cairo, Egypt, Friday, Jan. 24, 2014 (photo credit: AP/Amr Nabil)

Arabic media reviewSyria talks as Cairo erupts into flames

By Elhanan Miller

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu speaks during a session at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Thursday, January 23, 2014 (photo credit: AP Photo/Michel Euler)

Hebrew Media ReviewDueling in Davos

By Ilan Ben Zion

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