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A panoramic view of the Etzion Bloc region of the West Bank (photo credit: Moshe Shai/Flash90)

US urges Israel to reverse West Bank land seizure

By Lazar Berman and Stuart Winer

American official says decision to expand Gvaot settlement in wake of three Jewish teens’ killing is harmful to peace process

AnalysisAbbas prepares to get tough on Hamas, and on Israel

By Avi Issacharoff

West Bank land appropriation harming Israel, Livni says

Kerry said trying to revive Israeli-Palestinian peace talks

By Stuart Winer

First graders at a school in Jerusalem on Monday, September 1, 2014. (photo credit: Yossi Zamir/Flash90)

Memories of fighting still fresh, kids head back to school nationwide

By Gavriel Fiske and Marissa Newman

Weary southern teachers gear up for tough questions after summer military campaign; parents protest large class sizes day after budget slash

Orthodox schoolgirls looking at posters in Beit Shemesh in June 2014. (Yaakov Lederman/Flash90)

Use of secular school building by ultra-Orthodox sparks outcry

By Marissa Newman

Bibi, enough, I beg you

Why, after 50 days of conflict, have you again chosen settlements over peace by seizing 1,000 acres of West Bank land?

South African Muslims sadly silent on Hamas

The world would listen if you took a stance against radical Islam

Employees over 50 years old are vital to Israel’s start-up enterprise

The Rabin-Netanyahu Palestinian policy

There’s an unexpected correlation between the two Israeli leaders

Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis addresses London's anti- anti-Semitism rally Sunday, August 31, 2014. (courtesy Adam Arnold)

Thousands rally in London against rising anti-Semitism

UK Jewish community pulls together to say religious discrimination is not only a Jewish problem, but a British problem

In a picture taken from the Golan Heights, smoke billows from the Syrian village of Quneitra following an explosion during fighting, between forces loyal to Syrian President Bashar Assad and rebels, near the Quneitra border crossing on August 31, 2014. (photo credit: AFP/MENAHEM KAHANA)

Heavy fighting renews between Syrian army, rebels in Golan

By Adiv Sterman

IDF closes off border area to civilians as battle rages in Syria for control of key Quneitra crossing; one mortar lands in Israel

Members of UNDOF, the United Nations Disengagement Observer Force, use binoculars to watch Syrian positions from the Israeli Golan Heights on August 31, 2014. (AFP/Menahem Kahana)

Syrian rebels demand aid for release of UN force

Negotiations are reportedly underway to release 44 Fijian peacekeepers kidnapped last week

Yael Splansky is the new senior rabbi at Holy Blossom Temple in Toronto. (Mark Blinch)

Female rabbis crack the stained glass ceiling

By Renee Ghert-Zand

A Palestinian respondent talks to filmmaker Corey Gil-Shuster about her feelings on the Holocaust, July, 2014 (screen capture: YouTube)

‘Anything that happens to the Jews they will exaggerate’

By Lazar Berman

Israeli filmmaker heads to the West Bank to document what Palestinians think of the Holocaust

Directors Tal Granit, right, and Sharon Maymon laugh as they pose for photographs following an interview with The Associated Press for their film The Farewell Party, during the 71st edition of the Venice Film Festival in Venice, Italy, Thursday, Aug. 28, 2014. (Photo credit: AP/David Azia)

Israel’s ‘The Farewell Party’ finds humor in death

By Jill Lawless

New film tackles assisted suicide, illegal in Israel and other countries, with a dose of laughter

Movie and popcorn via Shutterstock.

Reel dealOn Israel Cinema Day, films for NIS 10

Prof. Abraham Zangen (right) poses with his machine (photo credit: courtesy)

Zapping brain may cure heavy smokers, study finds

By Andrew Tobin

44% of pack-a-day-plus smokers studied were able to kick the habit with ‘shock’ treatment, despite past failures

Khat (screen capture: YouTube)

IDF prohibits khat chewing, Freon huffing

By Marissa Newman

Army increases restrictions on substance abuse for soldiers on duty; troops who violate rules could face prosecution

Captain America salutes the parents who got dragged to this thing. (photo credit: Courtesy Feld Entertainment)

A Marvel-ous night out for Jewish comic book nerds

By Chris Radtke and Jordan Hoffman

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Saudis gather at a shopping mall in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia (photo credit: AP/Hasan Jamali)

Adding injury to insultSaudi religious police beat up Brit

By AFP

Former Ashkenazi chief rabbi of Israel Yona Metzger in Jerusalem, on July 17, 2013. (photo credit: Yonatan Sindel/Flash90)

Former chief rabbi Metzger to be indicted

By Lazar Berman and AFP

A cartoon character portrayed as a member or a supporter of the Islamic State group sings a song, in an undated cartoon broadcast on state-run al-Iraqiya TV in Iraq. The Arabic writing on the flag reads, "One Arab nation," top, and "Having an eternal message." "ISIS" on the cartoon character's head cover is the outdated acronym of the group. (photo credit: AP Photo/al-Iraqiya)

You slay meIslamic State targeted by Arab satire

By Vivian Salama

Joan Rivers speaks to TMZ about Israel's Gaza operation, July 2014. (photo credit: YouTube screen capture)

Joan Rivers on life support after throat surgery

By JTA

Ismail Haniyeh waves to the crowd during a rally in Gaza City on August 27, 2014. (photo credit: AFP/Mahmud Hams)

Radical IslamistHamas’s Haniyeh busts a move

Illustrative: Schoolchildren waiting to cross a street. (Liron Almog/Flash90)

Hebrew media reviewSchool is in, but out of cash

By Ilan Ben Zion

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