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What Matters Most On Monday, March 16, 2015

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Right-wing supporters take part in a pre-election rally at Rabin Square in Tel Aviv on March 15, 2015 (photo credit: Tomer Neuberg/Flash90)

Elections 2015

Despite show of unity, Israeli right is seething

In last-ditch bid to overtake Herzog, Netanyahu seeks to siphon votes away from rivals in his own camp, especially Jewish Home and Kulanu

Elections 2015Likud plans door-to-door campaign on eve of elections

Elections 2015Herzog: I’d agree to have Likud in my coalition

Netanyahu: Herzog would give Palestinians capital in east Jerusalem

By Stuart Winer and Marissa Newman

Zionist Union list leaders Isaac Herzog and Tzipi Livni talk to potential voters ahead of the election, at the party headquarters in Tel Aviv, on March 15, 2015 (photo credit: Ben Kelmer/Flash90)

Live updates (closed)

Netanyahu blasts ‘panicky’ Herzog after Livni steps back

By Jonathan Beck

Lapid and Bennett both say last-ditch move is preparation for Zionist Union-Likud unity; Herzog dismisses accusations as ‘nonsense’

IDF soldiers take part in early voting two days before the Knesset elections, March 15, 2015. (IDF Spokesperson)

Meet the enigmatic, unpredictable Israeli voter

By Haviv Rettig Gur

The failure of the narratives of left, right and center has created a fickle, unpredictable electorate and a new politics driven by trust and personality, not solutions

IDF soldiers begin casting ballots

My responsibility, my promise

He wants a chance to return Israel to what it once was: strong, prosperous, respected, confident and courageous

Naftali Bennett

A strong Israel

Jewish Home is the only party adamantly opposed to the establishment of a Palestinian state

Vote with your hearts…and minds

Smaller sectarian parties may seem appealing, but Likud is the only option that will ensure a right-wing victory

Israel needs a strong center

These elections are about one major question – can life here be better? The answer is yes

Simcha Jacobovici

The hottie and Netanyahu

The Israeli public is finally going to divorce Bibi, and not because he wasn’t good enough

New York City real estate heir Robert Durst leaves a Houston courtroom, Aug. 15, 2014. (AP/Pat Sullivan)

Wealthy US Jewish developer arrested in TV murder mystery

By Janet McConnaughey and brian melley

Eccentric Robert Durst held on suspicion of spate of killings of women, says in HBO finale he ‘killed them all’

File: Russian President Vladimir Putin in Saint Petersburg on March 16, 2015. (AFP/Anatoly Maltsev, Pool)

Healthy-looking Putin reappears after 10-day absence

By AP

Russian president attends meeting with Kyrgyz counterpart, ending wild speculation over fate

Spanish reporter Javier Espinosa. (photo credit: AP Photo/Gabriel Pecot, File)

Ex-IS hostage recalls mock executions in Syria

By Gregory Katz

Spanish journalist Javier Espinosa describes ‘Jihadi John’ and the psychological torture Islamic State inflicts

Prince Turki bin Faisal al-Saud at the 50th Munich Security Conference in 2014 (photo credit: Wikipedia/Stemoc/Munich Security Conference, CC BY 3.0 de)

Saudis warn Iran deal could spur nuclear race in Mideast

Negotiations with Tehran risk ‘opening a door’ to enrichment across the region, top official says

Members of Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps are seen at an annual military parade in front of the mausoleum of the late Ayatollah Khomeini just outside Tehran on September 22, 2014. (AP/Ebrahim Noroozi/File)

US intel report scrapped Iran from list of terror threats

Softened assessment, submitted in February, comes amid marathon nuclear talks, shared interests vis-a-vis the Islamic State

Theo and Sonia Marie Leikam are opening a community-supported kosher brewery in their Portland backyard. (Anthony Weiss/JTA)

Kosher kegs to hit Beervana’s Jewish community

By Anthony Weiss

Mohammad Salima (photo credit: Courtesy)

Suspect in Purim attack plotted to harm Jews for a week — police

Palestinian man confesses to ramming car into Border Police officers, Israeli cyclist, injuring 7, officials say

Palestinians wait at the Erez Crossing between Gaza and Israel, July 13, 2014 (photo credit: Flash90)

Israel eases entry criteria for West Bank Palestinians

By Elhanan Miller

Men over 55 can now enter Israel with no permit; married laborers 22 and above are eligible to apply

A Community Security Trust guard keeps watch over a Hanukkah celebration in 2014 (Blake Ezra Photography/JTA)

Demand for Jewish guards spikes after France, Denmark attacks

By Cnaan Liphshiz

As anti-Semitism surges in Europe, renowned British defense firm CST is inundated with volunteers and requests for its services

Iranian court gives 15 years to former leader’s son

By ALI AKBAR DAREINI

John Henry and Frances Patterson’s new gravesite in Israel. The inscription reads, 'As I speak of him, I will remember him.' (Hillel Kuttler/JTA)

British colonel finally granted wish: Burial in Israel near soldiers he led

By Hillel Kuttler

Foreign Minister Avigdor Liberman meets with then US secretary of state Hillary Clinton at the Foreign Ministry in Jerusalem, on July 16, 2012 (photo credit: Miriam Alster/Flash90)

Analysis

After Liberman, imagining Israel’s new face to the world

By Raphael Ahren

A fresh government will almost certainly bring a more diplomatic foreign minister, but don’t expect a sea change on the Palestinian or Iranian fronts

More Headlines

Kirk Douglas, right, with son Michael and grandson Dylan at Dylan's bar mitzvah, May 2014 (Infinity Kornfeld Studios/JTA)

Call to actionMichael Douglas takes on anti-Semitism

By JTA

Yeshiva University President Richard Joel (photo credit: Yeshiva University)

YU faculty vote no-confidence against head Richard Joel

By Amanda Borschel-Dan

Setting up a reenactment scene for Laurel Fairworth's 'The Secret Below the Hill,' her documentary about Rehovot's Ayalon Institute (photo credit: Wendy Ross)

History in the cross-hairsSecret bullet factory aims at big screen

By Jessica Steinberg

Marie Reynolds holds a glass of kosher wine and leads a handful of congregants and visitors in song after a poorly attended prayer service at Sha'are Shalom, in Kingston, Jamaica, on February 28, 2015. (photo credit: AP/David McFadden)

Jamaica hopes tourism can help fading Jewish community

By David McFadden

Former British prime minister Tony Blair in Jerusalem, July 15, 2014. (photo credit: Miriam Alster/Flash90)

Tony Blair said stepping down as Mideast envoy

By JTA

Nitzan Solan (L) and Mendi Pollak (R) flank Dr. Aliza Belman Inbal, who presents them with the $20,000 Pears Challenge award for Livingbox (Photo credit: Courtesy)

Pears Challenge returns to bring Israeli tech to African farmers

By David Shamah

A right-wing rally in Tel Aviv's Rabin Square on March 15, 2015. (photo credit: Gili Yaari/FLASH90)

Hebrew media reviewRallying for reelection

By Marissa Newman

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