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What Matters Most On Tuesday, September 9, 2014

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Journalist Steven Sotloff (right) in Syria, 2012 (photo credit: Facebook/Oren Kessler)

Sotloff, failed by US, was sold for $25k-$50k, family says

Spokesman claims location of Israeli-US journalist was given by ‘moderate’ rebels at Turkey-Syria border to IS; accuses Obama administration of using hostages as ‘pawns’

Israel urges global spies to pool resources on IS

By AFP and ToI Staff

AnalysisUS faces tricky task in rallying world against Islamic State

Hezbollah leader skeptical of US move against Islamic State

By Elhanan Miller

Mark Langfan, Arutz Sheva UN Correspondent/Security Analysis presents strategic map at UN conference on Global Anti-Semitism. (Cathryn J. Prince/The Times of Israel)

UN houses, but does not sponsor, anti-Semitism conference

By Cathryn J. Prince

Symposium on threat posed by anti-Semitism to international security held after huge uptick in racism with Israel-Hamas war

When the lone soldier is all alone

IDF volunteers wounded in Operation Protective Edge face overwhelming challenges

What our kids learned this summer

They learned that three boys were kidnapped; they learned what an RPG is, and they learned something else

Scottish independence and the Jews

Obsession with condemning Israel sends a message to Scotland’s Jews: Keep a packed bag at the ready

An Arrow 2 battery (photo credit:Shay Levy/ Flash 90)

Israel, US test improved Arrow 2 missile interceptor

By Mitch Ginsburg

The defense weapon, already operational, is part of Israel’s still-incomplete five-tiered air defense array

Illustrative: Israeli tourists in a restaurant in Pushkar market, India, January 10, 2009 (photo credit: Serge Attal/Flash90)

Indian agencies warn of possible attacks on Israelis

Authorities in subcontinent say al-Qaeda affiliated operatives may be planning to carry out terror acts during High Holidays

A convoy of vehicles and fighters from the Islamic State in Iraq's Anbar Province, January 2014 (photo credit: AP)

Israel giving US satellite images of Islamic State — report

By Marissa Newman and AFP

Jerusalem hands over intel on jihadists, Western fighters, diplomat tells Reuters; material passed on to Arab countries with Hebrew markings ‘scrubbed out’

Defense Minister Moshe Ya'alon (photo credit: Avi Ohayon/GPO/Flash90)

Ya’alon: Turkey is openly supporting terrorism

Defense minister lashes out at former ally for hosting senior Hamas leader, says world is ill prepared for terror threat

A policewoman working in the emergency call center. The individual in this photo has no connection to the story (illustrative photo: Flash90)

3 teens’ killing reveals ‘serious flaws’ in police hotline

By Gavriel Fiske

Official report recommends substantial overhaul of emergency call center procedures, technology and training

Smoke rises following what witnesses said were Israeli air strikes in Rafah, in the southern Gaza Strip, Friday, August 1, 2014. (photo credit: Abed Rahim Khatib/Flash90)

Hamas attack that killed Goldin may not have breached August truce

Israeli sources say that Khaled Mashaal had not agreed to halt attacks against IDF soldiers destroying tunnels in Gaza

A solar project in the Negev (Photo credit: Courtesy)

Solar power makes a big jump with new Negev project

By David Shamah

Israel’s most ambitious renewable energy project will supply electricity for businesses in Eilat and beyond, says expert

The 200-square-meter LED cube at the center of the Arena (photo credit: Sasson Tiram)

Jerusalem mayor inaugurates ‘huge but intimate’ stadium

By Jessica Steinberg

11,600-seat indoor Payis Arena will soon be able to host big-name performers — such as Maccabi Tel Aviv and, authorities hope, the likes of Beyoncé

Court blocks NGO control over Old City southern complex

By Marissa Newman

Legal ruling says the government cannot transfer area to Elad, as site includes non-denominational prayer platform

At NY's Chabad program Lamplighters, Montesori tools are an integral part of the classroom but modified for a strictly Orthodox Jewish environment. (courtesy)

Breaking mold, NY Chabad school blends Moses with Montessori

By Miriam Groner

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The birth of a female rhinoceros calf has been a cause for celebration at the Ramat Gan Safari. (photo credit: Tibor Jeger)

It means SimchaWhite rhino sabra gets African name

Lady Gaga in performance. (photo credit: PR Sand)

That's money, honeyDubai to Tel Aviv, on Lady Gaga airways

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie in the movie 'Mr. and Mrs. Smith' (screen capture: 20th Century Fox)

Family fight clubBrangelina join Krav Maga fad

By Renee Ghert-Zand

Chloe Valdary called her AIPAC-sponsored trip to Israel “life changing.” (photo credit: Lauren Clarice Cross/JTA)

Chloe Valdary: Christian, black, rising star of pro-Israel campus activism

By Anthony Weiss and Miriam Moster

Former president Shimon Peres at the kick-off event of a Jewish-Arab coexistence soccer program at Kibbutz Dorot on September 1, 2014 (photo: Courtesy Peres Center for Peace/Efrat Saar)

PA official calls soccer match with Israel ‘crime against humanity’

Islamic State fighters near the border between Syria and Iraq (screen capture: YouTube/Vice News)

Hebrew media review Burying the lede

By Joshua Davidovich

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