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What Matters Most On Wednesday, November 19, 2014

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Ultra-Orthodox Jews return November 19, 2014, to study inside the Jerusalem Har Nof synagogue where two terrorists from East Jerusalem killed five Israelis a day earlier. (Photo credit: Yonatan Sindel/Flash90)

Liveblog November 19: Aftermath of Har Nof synagogue attack (closed)

Har Nof rabbi eulogizes Druze cop who died stopping synagogue terror

By Itamar Sharon, Marissa Newman and Adiv Sterman

Zidan Saif, killed in gunfight with terrorists, is laid to rest; security bolstered in Jerusalem; Ashkelon mayor bars Arab workers

AnalysisThe ‘Jerusalem Intifada’ is different, and harder to stop

By Elhanan Miller

PM demands world denunciation of Palestinian terrorism

After synagogue attack, Shin Bet chief says Abbas is not stoking violence

By Stuart Winer

Yesh Atid MK Dov Lipman attends morning prayers at the Kehilat Bnei Torah synagogue in Har Nof, Jerusalem, on November 19, 2014. (photo credit: Courtesy)

Day after terror attack, congregants return to pray at Har Nof synagogue

By Marissa Newman

Security guard now posted outside Kehilat Bnei Torah; politicians Bennett and Lipman join morning service

From the WebRabbi Moshe Twersky was religious royalty

In Washington, terror attack focuses lens on PA incitement

By Rebecca Shimoni Stoil

AnalysisIs Mahmoud Abbas to blame for the recent terror attacks?

By Raphael Ahren

Malkah Fleisher

Those viral images of murdered Jews

Photos of the carnage don’t illustrate a tragedy, they spark outrage — and that’s OK

Avi Issacharoff

Negotiate, before it’s too late

Op-ed: The Har Nof terror attack underlined that Israel’s efforts to ‘manage the conflict’ have failed; new talks with Abbas are the only way to avoid the Third Intifada

He was supposed to be at the synagogue where the massacre took place; he don’t go, but his father did

Thousands attend the funeral of three of the four victims killed in an attack on a synagogue in Har Nof, Jerusalem, November 18, 2014 (photo credit: Miriam Alster/Flash90)

At funerals for synagogue terror victims, mourners grieve with 24 orphans from one street

By Stuart Winer

Thousands attend funerals of Aryeh Kupinsky, Rabbi Avraham Shmuel Goldberg, Rabbi Kalman Levine, and Rabbi Moshe Twersky, killed at prayer in Jerusalem Tuesday morning

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gives a statement to the media at the Prime Minister's Office in Jerusalem, November 18, 2014. (photo credit: Yonatan Sindel/Flash90)

Netanyahu okays checkpoints in East Jerusalem neighborhoods

By Stuart Winer

Series of security-tightening measures include police raids into troublesome areas of the capital

Synagogue in Monsey, New York (photo credit: Wikimedia Commons/Bachrach44)

New York City increases security around synagogues

By JTA

Officials taking precautions despite ‘no specific credible threat,’ de Blasio expresses solidarity with Israel

Israeli Zaka emergency services volunteers carry the body of a Palestinian assailant who was shot dead while attacking a synagogue in Jerusalem on November 18, 2014. (photo credit: AFP / GALI TIBBON)

Liveblog November 18: Har Nof synagogue attack (closed)

Four Jews at prayer, Druze policeman, killed in Jerusalem synagogue terror attack

By Lazar Berman and Adiv Sterman

Two Palestinian East Jerusalemites launch attack in Har Nof; Abbas, Western diplomats, UN chief condemn assault; PM says Israel to ‘settle score’ with killers

Four rabbis, four victims

Illustrative photo of a man with a kippa (via Shutterstock)

Jewish man beaten in Brooklyn anti-Semitic attack

By JTA

Assailants at train station call Israeli tourist a ‘dirty bloody Jew’; NYPD investigating

Yusuf Hassan al-Ramouni, the Egged bus driver found dead on November 16, 2014 (photo credit: Facebook)

Palestinian coroner ‘agreed Arab bus driver hanged himself’

In incendiary case of dead Egged driver, Israel’s forensic institute director says Palestinian colleague now not answering his calls

Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy gestures during a press conference at La Moncloa palace in Madrid, on November 12, 2014. (photo credit: AFP/Pierre-Philippe Marcou)

Israel decries Spanish vote on recognizing Palestine

By AFP

Jerusalem says lawmakers should have instead condemned the ‘abominable slaughter’ at synagogue

Still from Polish home movie circa 1920s-30s. (From the Archives of the YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York)

New film exhibit gives moving glimpse of pre-WWII Jewish Poland

By Cathryn J. Prince

US President Barack Obama speaks to his Iranian counterpart, Hassan Rouhani, on September 27, 2013, marking the first time the two countries' leaders had engaged each other since 1979. (Pete Souza via White House Twitter page)

Obama to face hostile Congress regardless of Iran outcome

But without final deal, Republicans will almost certainly push for new, harsher sanctions

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu embraces Yesh Atid leader Yair Lapid after addressing the Knesset ahead of the swearing-in of the new government, March 18, 2013. (Miriam Alster/FLASH90/File)

Analysis

Despite the noise, elections remain unlikely

By Haviv Rettig Gur

Coalition leaders’ heated rhetoric in recent days doesn’t signal impending elections, but rather shows that campaigns no longer wait for elections

Labor Party leader Isaac Herzog speaks during a faction meeting in the Knesset on December 23, 2013. (photo credit: Yonatan Sindel/Flash90)

Labor, Meretz refuse PM’s offer to join coalition

By Itamar Sharon

Argentine fans of the Hindu club in rabbi and pope costumes at the championship game. (Emiliano Raimondi/URBA/ via JTA)

Argentine Jews cheer on ‘Jewish’ team called Hindu

By Diego Melamed

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Police stand in front of banners reading 'Donate with every step, march' (top left), and '#Right against right' (top right), during a far-right march in Wunsiedel, southern Germany. Letters on the ground say 'Thanks for euro 2,500!' November 15, 2014. (photo credit: AP/dpa, Fricke)

A mess over HessNeo-Nazis march in the wrong direction

By AP

An Arab wedding (illustrative photo: AP/Bernat Armangue)

Speedy Saudi separationIn Saudi Arabia, divorce at first sight

Allen Lew of SingTel (L) and Eli Gelman of Amdocs announcing SingTel LiveLabs @ Israel, March 3, 2013 (Photo credit: Courtesy)

‘Official’ Singapore discovers Israel, with TAU fund investment

By David Shamah

Jewish surfing legend Dorian 'Doc' Paskowitz died on November 10, 2014 at age 93. (YouTube screenshot)

Waving farewellA surfing tribute to Doc Paskowitz

By Renee Ghert-Zand

Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan (C) walks with Prime Minister Davutoglu (R) in Ankara, November 10, 2014. (AFP/Adem Altan)

Erdogan slams ridicule of his ‘Muslims discovered Americas’ claim

By Fulya Ozerkan

Mariola Vargas (screen capture: YouTube/CanalLaVoz)

Spanish mayor apologizes for ‘Jewish dog’ slur

By JTA

Illustrative photo: Pro-Israel students at UCLA. (Hasbara Fellowships via JTA)

UCLA students pass Israel divestment resolution

By JTA

An ultra-Orthodox man prays at the scene of an attack in the Har Nof neighborhood of Jerusalem, November 18, 2014. (photo credit: AFP/Jack Guez)

Hebrew media reviewA religious tragedy, but a religious war?

By Joshua Davidovich

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