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What Matters Most On Sunday, June 22, 2014

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Muhammad Qaraqra (Alarab.net)

Israeli boy, 15, killed in Golan Heights attack

Civilian contractors targeted from Syria by anti-tank missile at border; IDF pounds Syrian military positions in response

Palestinian authority Foreign Minister Riyad al-Maliki (photo credit: Issam Rimawi/Flash90/File)

Israel may have fabricated kidnapping, says Palestinian FM

By Elhanan Miller

Abduction possibly a ‘childish Israeli ploy’ to deflect negative attention, or just a criminal act, Riyad al-Maliki claims

Palestinians turning to UN Security Council to halt West Bank raids

By Elhanan Miller

Two Palestinians shot dead in the West Bank

Netanyahu: Hard evidence Hamas behind kidnappings

By Gavriel Fiske

As the American

Ashamed to have vote for a president who has kept mum on innocent boys being held captive by terrorists

Sara Jacobovici

Your kid knows about the kidnappings

10 ways you can help your children say what’s on their mind

A Germany 1934 FIFA Soccer World Cup team jersey is displayed among other national soccer team jerseys on a shopping mall in Salvador, Brazil, Thursday, June 19, 2014. The Nazi eagle and swastika are clearly visible on the jersey's front. (photo credit: AP/Bernat Armangue)

World Cup shirt exhibit gets attention with Nazi-era jersey

By DUSAN STOJANOVIC

Collection owner says he has consent of local Brazilian World Cup organizers to display shirt with silver swastika symbol

Palestinian youths attackinga PA polices station in Ramallah, early morning Sunday, June 22 2014. (photo credit: YouTube image capture)

Analysis

WATCH: Palestinians attack PA police in Ramallah

By Avi Issacharoff

Amid mounting criticism of Abbas’s cooperation with Israel, youths pelt Palestinian police station with rocks

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

Gazan with grenade thwarted from infiltrating community

IDF says suspect apprehended inside Israel after crossing border from Gaza; investigation into incident underway

A soldier uses the Camero-Tech system to 'see' through a wall. (photo credit: Courtesy)

Israeli tech to ‘see’ through walls could aid in kidnap crisis

By David Shamah

Camero-Tech’s system allows security personnel to peer into closed rooms, basements, or bunkers

President Peres shakes hands with UN special coordinator Robert Serry (photo credit: Koby Gidon/GPO)

‘Liberman intends to boot out UN’s Mideast coordinator’

TV report: FM aims to oust Jerusalem-based Robert Serry for trying to transfer tens of millions of dollars to Hamas in Gaza

People hold up signs after a minute of silence as the Argentina-Iran World Cup game kicks off in Sao Paulo, Brazil, Saturday, June 21, 2014. The protest was held to mark 20 years since the unsolved bombing attack against a Buenos Aires Jewish center that left 85 dead. Prosecutors blame Iran for the attack. The hashtag reads in Portuguese "One minute for the AMIA," which stands for "Israeli Argentine Mutual Association," the Jewish community center of Buenos Aires. (Photo credit: AP/Dario Lopez-Mills)

Jewish demonstrators protest Argentina-Iran World Cup game

By AP and JTA

Protesters wear black T-shirts, recite names of 85 victims killed in 1994 bombing at Buenos Aires Jewish center blamed on Tehran

Illustrative photo of captive Nazi troops marching as American forces advance in Belgium, December 1944. (photo credit: US Signal Corps/public domain)

Historian names living member of infamous SS battalion

British citizen Mychajlo Ostapenko, 88, was allegedly a rifleman in Ukraine’s 31st Punitive Brigade, which took part in crushing the Warsaw uprising

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Spike Jonze to attend Jerusalem film fest

Acclaimed director of ‘Her’ and ‘Being John Malkovich’ will teach master class

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Black Jews in France foresaw Dieudonne fiasco

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From left, Rian Johnson, Emily Blunt, James D. Stern and Ram Bergman pose backstage with the award for best sci-fi/horror movie for "Looper" backstage at the 18th Annual Critics' Choice Movie Awards at the Barker Hangar on Thursday, Jan. 10, 2013, in Santa Monica, Calif. (Photo by John Shearer/Invision/AP)

Luke, I am your producerMay the force be with Jew

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Sanaa witch trialsAl-Qaeda kills 2 Yemeni ‘sorcerers’

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Binyamin Ben-Eliezer photographed in Tel Aviv in April. (Photo credit: Yaakov Naumi/FLASH90)

FBI questions Ben-Eliezer’s son in US

Israeli soldiers patrol the West Bank village of Aroura near Ramallah, early on June 20, 2014. (photo credit: Issam Rimawi/Flash 90)

Hebrew media reviewNo stone unturned

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