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What Matters Most On Monday, June 9, 2014

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Pope Francis looks on as Israel's then-president Shimon Peres (left), and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas greet each other during an evening of peace prayers in the Vatican gardens, Sunday, June 8, 2014. (photo credit: AP/Gregorio Borgia)

Reporter's notebook

At the Vatican, no closer to peace, but perhaps a step away from war

By Mitch Ginsburg

Pope Francis brings together two presidents in a prayer session he hopes might inspire, but knows cannot fully replace, political will

Peres: ‘Even if peace seems distant, we must pursue it’

By Marissa Newman

Pope Francis wades into Mideast peace-making

By Nicole Winfield

Pope originally wanted Peres-Abbas prayers in Jerusalem

By Mitch Ginsburg

Finance Minister Yair Lapid in Jerusalem, March, 2014. (photo credit: FLASH90)

Lapid: If Israel annexes settlements, we will topple gov’t

By Marissa Newman

Finance minister outlines new peace plan, calls to improve strained US-Israeli diplomatic ties

Liberman lambastes ministers for disunity on peace plans

Likud minister calls for Jordan role in solving conflict with Palestinians

By Raphael Ahren

PM’s office: Israel will not unilaterally withdraw from West Bank

By Marissa Newman

Philip Graubart

Peres and Abbas should learn, not pray

The Pope’s idea of prayer as a means to achieving peace is a distinctly un-Jewish approach

Yedidya Julian Sinclair

Elect a one-apartment president!

Rivlin or Dormer: Both have bank accounts that hark back to the old values of simplicity, sincerity and service

5 lessons from the dreaded college search

Remember how hard this time was for you in your own life and multiply it by five

2014 J Street national summit at Temple Emanu-El in San Francisco (Marc Hors/J Street)

At the J Street national summit, wondering what’s next

By Arno Rosenfeld

A November 2012 pro-Israel rally held in front of the Erb Memorial Union (student Union) at the University of Oregon. (courtesy of Oregon Hillel)

Two Jews, three opinions: J Street U and (Open) Hillel

By Amanda Borschel-Dan

A Boston University Hillel student board vote to bar the J Street U chapter converges three campus organizations with differing agendas

Benny Gantz speaking in Herzliya Monday. (Screen capture: Herzliya conference)

IDF chief: Dramatic armament taking place in Gaza

By Aron Dónzis

Speaking at Herzliya Conference, Benny Gantz says region unstable, but Israeli deterrence keeping war at bay

Yuval Steinitz speaking in Herzliya Monday, June 9, 2014. (Screen capture: Herzliya Conference)

Don’t sign a bad Iran deal to make deadline, minister urges

Yuval Steinitz calls on world powers not to settle for partial Iranian nuke accord by July 20

P5+1 delegations meet for talks on Iran's nuclear program at in Geneva November 7, 2013. (Photo credit: State Department/Twitter)

Iran, US hold direct talks in Geneva for nuclear deal

By AFP and ToI Staff

Senior officials to meet today in Swiss city ahead of next round of P5+1 negotiations, as July 20 target date approaches

Screenshot of a forged Microsoft security certificate that victims of the Molerats attack clicked on (Photo credit: Courtesy)

Gaza hackers boost reach, spread malware in EU, US

By David Shamah

‘Molerats’ use simple tools to wreak havoc on severs worldwide. The solution, say experts, is also simple

A Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department officer removes equipment from a Wal-Mart on June 8, 2014 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Two officers were reported shot and killed by two assailants at a pizza restaurant near the Wal-Mart. The two suspects then reportedly went into the Wal-Mart where they killed a third person before killing themselves. (photo credit: Ethan Miller/Getty Images/AFP)

Police investigating white supremacy link in Vegas shooting

By AP and ToI Staff

Swastikas found in apartment after assailants kill two police officers, one bystander before shooting selves

Mabel Dwight, 'Danse Macabre,' lithograph, c. 1933–34. Mary and Leigh Block Museum of Art, Northwestern University, 1995.5. Hitler is depicted in the suit of armor.

On display

Northwestern U. exhibit draws on Birobidzhan propaganda

By Menachem Wecker

The folio of Jewish artists’ works that helped promote the controversial Russian Jewish homeland is on view till June 22

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Israeli patient gets new ‘connected’ pacemaker

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