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What Matters Most On Monday, March 23, 2015

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reacts to exit poll figures late on March 17, 2015 in Tel Aviv (photo credit: AFP/MENAHEM KAHANA)

Netanyahu’s GOP pollster: Likud knew it was ahead 2 days before election

John McLaughlin says internal polls accurately showed PM’s party with 23%; claims State ‘expedited visas’ for Israeli Arab leaders to come learn election strategy

Majority of MKs recommend Netanyahu for PM

Live updates (closed)Arab lawmakers reject Netanyahu’s ’empty’ apology

By Jonathan Beck

Freshman Likud MK defends gambling hall past

Republican US Senator John McCain giving a press conference at the David Citadel Hotel in Jerusalem, February 2012. (photo credit: Yonatan Sindel/Flash90)

McCain: Congress could defund UN if US backs Palestine bid

By Rebecca Shimoni Stoil

Senior senator says Obama should ‘get over his temper tantrum’ after Netanyahu’s victory

Michael Oren: US criticism causing ‘strategic damage’

Envoy to Washington defends Netanyahu’s 2-state comments

By Rebecca Shimoni Stoil

PM’s comments ‘confusing,’ but no changes yet, says US envoy

By Stuart Winer

Google doodle celebrating Jewish mathematician Emmy Noether's 133rd birthday on March 23, 2015. (screenshot)

Doodle duesDoodle dues

The woman Einstein called a genius

By Amanda Borschel-Dan

German Jewish mathematician Emmy Noether was unpaid for most of her university career in Europe. Now she gets a Google doodle

Adin Steinsaltz

Freedom means more than being unchained

Those who are set free but have no real aspirations are destined to become slaves to other masters

Samah Alkhatib-Ayoub

The Arab woman’s stone ceiling

Better employment will remain a distant dream as long as there isn’t the infrastructure to support it

Where is the Palestinian Sadat?

Obama needs to know: even a Herzog-led coalition would require a Palestinian partner to achieve a two-state deal

The Sassoon family. Seven of the eight siblings perished when a fire broke out in the family's Brooklyn home early Saturday morning, March 21, 2015. (Courtesy)

Hundreds attend funeral of 7 kids killed in NY fire

In Jerusalem, bereaved father eulogizes ‘seven innocent lambs’; mother, daughter remain in critical condition

Two of the Sassoon children who perished in a fire in their Brooklyn family home that claimed 7 lives, March 21, 2015. (screen capture: Channel 2)

Grief-stricken Brooklyn father: My children ‘had faces of angels’

German coins, dating to the Nazi era, discovered at a remote location in Argentina believed to have been built as a hideout for Nazi war criminals. (screen capture: YouTube/AllNews)

‘Argentine archaeologists explore possible Nazi hideout’

By AFP

Team discovers ruins in remote location believed to have been built for war criminals fleeing in aftermath of WWII

People stand amid bodies covered with blankets in a mosque after a suicide attack during the noon prayer in Sana'a, Yemen, on March 20, 2015. (photo credit: AP/Hani Mohammed)

Yemen worshipers were cursing Jews when mosque blown up

Shiite congregants in Sana’a called for death of Israel and the US; then an IS suicide bomber killed scores

A UN Human Rights Council Meeting in Geneva in May 2013. (photo credit: UN Photo/Jean-Marc Ferré)

US sits out UN debate on Palestinian human rights

By Raphael Ahren and Ilan Ben Zion

Jerusalem denies report that move at Human Rights Council indicates shift in Washington’s policy on Israel

US Secretary of State John Kerry (L), British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond (C) and French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius (L) talk after Secretary Hammond made a statement about their meeting regarding recent negotiations with Iran, in London on March 21, 2015 (AFP PHOTO / POOL / BRIAN SNYDER)

Israeli officials in France for last-ditch bid to sway Iran talks

Paris has been more hawkish than US ahead of nuclear deadline, but senior French source says Israel’s stances ‘unrealistic’

Benjamin Netanyahu in an Election Day message, March 17, 2015, warning that Arab voters were coming out in droves. (screen capture: YouTube)

Israeli Arabs insist PM do penance for comments

By Elhanan Miller

NGO, Arab MK call on Netanyahu to publicly apologize for warning Israeli voters of high Arab turnout on election day

Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) speaks at the 2014 Values Voter Summit September 26, 2014 in Washington, DC (Photo credit: Mark Wilson/Getty Images/AFP)

Ted Cruz first to announce presidential candidacy

By Steven R. Hurst

Hard-right, pro-Israel senator says he will run to become the Republicans’ 2016 presidential candidate

Illustrative photo of an Orthodox Jew walking past the Ahavas Torah Synagogue in the Stamford Hill area of north London on March 22, 2015. (AFP/Niklas Halle'n)

Jewish officials: London synagogue attack not anti-Semitic

Six arrested; community group believes the intrusion was unplanned and simply anti-social in nature

Dr Tarek Abu-Hamed at the Aravah Institute in southern Israel. (photo credit: Jewish Agency for Israel)

Palestinian scientist wins top job at Israeli ministry

Tarek Abu-Hamed of East Jerusalem is appointed deputy chief scientist of the government tech bureau

France right wing edges out National Front in initial results

By AFP

Conservative parties look to dominate local elections as ultra-nationalist party polls lower than expected

This carving on the facade of Martin Luther's church in Wittenberg, Germany shows Jews suckling at a sow's teat. (Toni L. Kamins/JTA)

Europe’s anti-Semitism is literally carved in stone

By Toni L. Kamins

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A view of the Sydney harbor. (Photo credit: Sydney image/a> via Shutterstock)

Australian theater rejects Jewish act, cites ‘Zionism’

Policemen secure the area around a building in Copenhagen, Denmark, where shots were fired outside the venue of a free-speech debate, February 14, 2015. (photo credit: AFP/Mathias Oegendal/Scanpix Denmark)

Government issues terror warning to Israeli travelers abroad

Israeli actress and model Gal Gadot (photo credit: Featureflash / Shutterstock.com)

She's got itGucci picks Gal Gadot for top job

Illustration. Someday THC-infused cookies like these may have an OU kosher symbol on them as rabbis begin discussions with edible medical cannabis companies. (Photo credit: Flickr/CC BY-NC 2.0/Prensa 420)

Green lightAnti-drug authority says ‘yes’ to weed

Adi Sofer-Te'eni (left) and Ro'i Tiger (right) of Facebook Israel (photo credit: Courtesy)

The ‘Internet of Good,’ courtesy of Facebook Israel

By David Shamah

Likud party members meet with Reuven Rivlin (center), at the President's Residence, on March 22, 2015. (photo credit: Mark Neyman/GPO)

Hebrew media reviewDoing the electoral math

By Joshua Davidovich

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