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What Matters Most On Saturday, March 8, 2014

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Klos-C enters port of Eilat in March with the INS Hanit alonside her. (screen capture: Ynet)

Ship with Iran missile cargo escorted into Eilat port

By Ilan Ben Zion

3 days after IDF interception, Israel unloading Klos-C with its dozens of Iranian-sent missiles intended for Gaza

En route to stop the Klos-C, soldiers welcome Shabbat

Hagel congratulates Israel on Iranian arms capture

Thwarted arms shipment may exacerbate divisions in Iran

By ToI Staff and JTA

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addresses the AIPAC policy conference in Washington on March 4, 2014 (photo credit: AFP/Nicholas KAMM)

Netanyahu: Some settlements won’t be retained by Israel

In first interviews with Israeli press in over a year, PM says Kerry’s framework proposals will merely reflect American positions

Palestinian women join West Bank anti-riot police

By Imad ABOU SOUMBOUL

Irish student union endorses Israel boycott

By JTA

Settlers said to stone photographer’s car

By AFP and ToI Staff

Reesa Cohen Stone

Having the lime of my life

Being a lousy cook — a really, really lousy cook — and still finding solidarity with her sistahs-in-food

Shmuley Boteach

Winning by losing a debate at Oxford

Defending Israel and exposing Iranian crimes at European campuses isn’t easy, but must be done

I am an autism-warrior-parent

Like soldiers in combat, mothering a child with special needs means constant preparation and never letting your guard down

Joshua Hammerman

Saving daylight

The extension of daylight savings has had grave consequences for bar mitzvah caterers and Saturday night movie dates

Ehud Olmert and Shula Zaken, September 2011. (Uri Lenz/Flash90)

‘Olmert’s long-time top aide to police: He’s a crook’

Shula Zaken said to have alleged his guilt in two major cases; former PM’s lawyers call her belated testimony ‘evil lies’

German President Joachim Gauck, right, passes Greek President's wife May Panou during a ceremony for dozens of villagers massacred by German army troops in 1943, in retaliation for the killing of a German officer by partisans, at the village of Ligiades in northwestern Greece, on Friday, March 7, 2014. (AP Photo/Thanassis Stavrakis)

In Greece, emotional German president apologizes for Nazi massacre

By THANASSIS STAVRAKIS

Speaking at a hillside monument, Gauck expresses ‘shame’ at 1943 atrocity in which dozens of villagers were killed

At Sobibor, an excavator unearths a skeleton toward the end of 2013 (photo courtesy: Wojtek Mazurek)

At Sobibor: building in the heart of a death camp

By Matt Lebovic

A screenshot from a video by Save The Children UK· showing a young British girl enduring circumstances similar to those endured by Syrian children in the course of one year. (screen capture, YouTube)

Charity video turning London into Syria goes viral

By AFP

Save the Children UK’s heart-wrenching 94-second clip racks up 14 million hits on YouTube in just 3 days

Head of US white supremacist gang pleads guilty

By AP

Aryan Brotherhood leader admits to racketeering conspiracy that included murder, kidnapping, drug trafficking

Jessica Baer in Ghana with two of the former child slaves rescued by Breaking the Chain through Education. (Courtesy of Michael Baer/JTA)

Teen heroes

Jewish teen works to eradicate Ghana slave trafficking

By Suzanne Kurtz Sloan

Jessica Baer, 14, heads a club at her high school to raise money and support Breaking the Chain through Education

A supporter of the Muslim Brotherhood wears a shirt with the pro-MB symbol, during a march in Cairo, Egypt, on September 6, 2013. (AP/Lefteris Pitarakis)

Saudis name Muslim Brotherhood a terrorist group

By AFP

Kingdom also designates Syrian jihadists as terrorists, issuing ultimatum for citizens to return within 15 days or face prison

Jenna Lizerbram has raised money for music programs benefiting impoverished children around the world. (Courtesy Jenna Lizerbram/JTA)

Teen heroes

YouthJamz combines music and philanthropy

By Suzanne Kurtz Sloan

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Bennett: Pluralist council will oversee Robinson’s Arch

By JTA

French rapper Booba, here in the music video for his song Parlons Peu. (screen capture, YouTube)

French rapper accused of praising Toulouse killer

By JTA

The protagonist of a new children's book learns about identity and self-definition with the help of his two fathers. (Courtesy of Kar-Ben Publishing)

Religion and gay rights collide over children’s book

By Julie Wiener

Victor Shem-Tov in 1980, file photo (Photo credit: CC-BY-SA GPO)

Former minister and MK Victor Shem-Tov dies at 99

By Itamar Sharon

Lev Tahor girls walking in Chatham, Ontario, in December 2013. (Screen Capture/YouTube)

Seize haredi sect members’ kids, says Canadian judge

By JTA

A veiled woman walks in Mecca, Saudi Arabia.(photo credit: AP Photo/Aya Batrawy, File)

Factory girlsSaudi Arabia to found women-only town

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