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What Matters Most On Thursday, November 12, 2015

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Israeli-American businessman Moti Kahana (center, in green ball cap), looks at documents with members of the Halabi family, the last Jews of Aleppo, whom he had transported out of Syria to Turkey. (courtesy Moti Kahana)

In Israel we grow up learning 'Never Again'

The stunning tale of the escape of Aleppo’s last Jews

By Cathryn J. Prince

How Israeli-American businessman Moti Kahana arranged a secret operation to transport the Halabi family from Syria to Turkey, and why one member is ineligible to make aliyah alongside her mother and sister

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu speaks at the Center for American Progress November 10, 2015 in Washington, DC. (AFP/BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI)

PM: EU ‘should be ashamed of itself’ for settlement labeling

By Raphael Ahren and Raoul Wootliff

Netanyahu says Europe is singling out Israel, promises economy will withstand decision; PLO welcomes move but says it doesn’t go far enough

Jordan Valley farmers unperturbed by EU labels

By Melanie Lidman

Israel suspends talks with EU amid settlement tagging scrap

Is EU discriminating against Israel by labeling settlement goods?

By Cnaan Liphshiz

Jewish winemakers inspecting grapes at a winery in the West Bank settlement bloc of Gush Etzion, September 8, 2014. (Gershon Elinson/FLASH90)

Live updates (closed)

Islamic State claims Beirut suicide bombings

At least 41 killed as bombings rock Hezbollah bastion in Beirut; court upholds demolition of five terrorists’ homes

Ultra-Orthodox Jews walk past Israeli soldiers conducting a search on a Palestinian home in the West bank town of Hebron on November 7, 2015. (AFP/HAZEM BADER)

In violent Hebron, warring neighbors argue over ‘who started it’

By Judah Ari Gross

Jewish settlers and Palestinians coexist disharmoniously in a fractured city that has come to symbolize the latest unrest

IDF kills Palestinian during Hebron hospital raid to arrest stabber

By Raoul Wootliff

Two-state solution ‘not impossible dream,’ Kerry says at UN

By AFP, ToI Staff and AP

Netanyahu backpedals on possiblity of unilateral pullout

Masimba Musodza

Anti-Zionism for Black audiences

False tales of Israeli abuse of African migrants are being spread to foment hatred of the Jewish state

Improving Michael Oren’s EU stamp idea

The knesset member’s retaliatory proposal isn’t bad, it’s just backwards

Raising my biracial Jewish child

Should a multi-racial family move away from their Jewish community so they can live in a more diverse setting?

Daniel Orenstein

What your boycott means to me

On efforts to hold Israeli academics (and only Israeli academics) accountable for their country’s actions

Magen David Adom medics treat an Israeli man, later identified as Daniel Cohen, 31, from Bnei Brak, on a bus in Rishon Lezion shortly after he was stabbed by a Palestinian from Hebron, November 2, 2015. (Eliran Avital/MDA)

‘Terror attack saved my life,’ says Israeli stabbing victim

Doctors discover tumor while treating Daniel Cohen, 31, for wounds sustained in November 2 attack in Rishon Lezion

Iranian president in a televised interview to France 2 posted online on November 11 2015. (Screen capture France 2)

Ahead of Europe trip, Rouhani won’t disavow desire to destroy Israel

Iran leader tells French TV Tehran eschews ties with ‘illegitimate’ Israel, refuses to say if he agrees with hard-line statements of predecessor

In this Nov. 25, 1979 photo, Jack Yufe, left, and his twin brother, Oskar, look on. Separated soon after birth, Jack Yufe was raised as a Jew in Trinidad while his sibling Oskar grew up in Nazi Germany where he joined the Hitler Youth when he was 12. Jack Yufe, who survived his brother by 18 years, died Monday, Nov. 9, 2015, at age 82. (Robert Lachman/Los Angeles Times via AP)

Jewish man with Nazi-raised identical twin dies at age 82

By JTA

Jack Yufe and Oskar Stohr were separated at birth and grew up in radically different environments, yet shared similar habits and mannerisms

In this May 22, 2010 photo, a Hezbollah fighter stands behind an empty rocket launcher while explaining various tactics and weapons used against Israeli soldiers on the battlefield. (AP/Hussein Malla)

Analysis

Israel raises Hezbollah rocket estimate to 150,000

By Avi Issacharoff

New assessments suggest the Lebanese terror group is ramping up efforts to acquire weapons

A screen capture from a stabbing attack in Jerusalem's Old City on Saturday, October 10, 2015 in which three police officers were injured, one of them seriously. The assailant was shot dead. (Screenshot/Channel 2)

Shin Bet: Hopelessness fueling recent Palestinian attacks

By Stuart Winer

Security service says there’s no leadership or organization to ‘lone wolf’ terror wave that killed 11 Israelis in October

Tony Blair speaks at the Haaretz peace conference, November 12, 2015 (Tomer Appelbaum/Israel Conference of Peace)

Blair: Hamas can be brought around on Israel

By Marissa Newman

Ex-peace envoy says dialogue with terror group ‘worth trying’ in name of Palestinian unity; President: Trust-building efforts with Palestinians ‘should have started yesterday’

In London, a face-off between pro-Israeli and pro-Palestinian demonstrators, May 2013. (photo credit: courtesy of British Israel Coalition)

Most British Jews find Israel’s approach to peace harmful, new study shows

By Jenni Frazer

According to Yachad UK-funded survey, nearly a quarter would support sanctions on Israel if it would pressure government to make concessions to Palestinians

Mayor of London Boris Johnson prays at the Western Wall on November 11, 2015. (Photo by Flash90)

Palestinians call off meetings with London mayor over anti-BDS comments

By AFP and ToI Staff

Boris Johnson had said it was ‘foolish’ to boycott Israel, the ‘only democracy in the region’

Israeli TV personality Assi Azar. (Courtesy)

‘Proud pinkwasher’ Assi Azar confronted by US campus protesters

By Renee Ghert-Zand

Gay Israeli TV star recounts ‘horrifying experience’ at Baltimore’s Goucher College

Palestinian Khader Abu-Seif (striped shirt) with his Jewish partner, David, in British director and producer Jake Witzenfeld's 'Oriented,' the story of three Palestinian gay men in Tel Aviv. (courtesy)

Film explores gay Israeli-Arabs’ identities under rockets’ red glare

A Spanish UNIFIL peacekeeper drives an armored vehicle in the Lebanese town of Adaisseh, near the border with Israel, on January 19, 2015. (AFP/Mahmoud Zayyat)

UN force turns over Lebanese staffer accused as ‘Israeli spy’

By AFP and ToI Staff

UNIFIL employee of 20 years among 3 people suspected of gathering information on security, military targets

The Jewish Mr. Rogers of comedy still wants to be your neighbor

An illustrative photo of mobeego's disposable chargers (Courtesy)

Mini charger set to solve cellphone ‘juice’ failure

By David Shamah

Running out of cell battery power will soon be a thing of the past with a disposable charger by Israel’s mobeego

Eilat's Dolphin Reef (Dafna Tal/ www.goisrael.com)

Is Sinai’s pain Eilat’s gain?

By Simona Weinglass

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Antoni Macierewicz, March 19, 2015 (Marcia Obara/PAP/AFP)

New Polish minister: ‘Protocols of Zion contains some truth’

Sometimes you want to move beyond falafel. (illustrative photo credit: Orel Cohen/Flash90)

Meatless MeccaTel Aviv has ‘world’s best vegetarian food’

By JTA

Yitzhak Navon with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat in 1980. (photo credit: GPO)

Egypt sent condolences to Navon family on president’s death

Roger (L) and Edouard Cukierman at the Go4Israel conference, October 26, 1015 (Courtesy)

With one hand on a suitcase, French Jews seek an Israel connection

By David Shamah

Culture and Sport Minister Miri Regev speaks to press in Jerusalem, AUgust 31, 2015. Marc Israel Sellem/POOL)

Culture minister calls A-G ‘garbage’ in leaked recording

By Stuart Winer

Police at the scene of a stabbing in Eilat, October 29, 2015. (screen capture: Twitter)

Police: Eilat stabbing in October was a terror attack

Illustrative before and after pictures of a hair transplantation procedure. (Jerzy Kolasiński/Wikimedia Commons)

Hair today, gone tomorrowTurkey nabs jihadist at salon after hair transplant

By AFP and ToI Staff

Mailboxes outside the AEPi house at the University of Oregon in Eugene were defaced with swastikas in July 2014 (Courtesy: AEPi)

U. of Oregon student charged with shouting anti-Semitic slurs

By JTA

This artist’s conception made by Dana Berry of SkyWorks and provided by NASA shows GJ 1132b, foreground, a rocky planet similar to the Earth in size and mass, orbiting a red dwarf star. The planet is 39 light-years away - within the atmospheric study range of the Hubble Space Telescope. (Dana Berry/SkyWorks/NASA via AP)

Earth-size planet may be ‘most important ever found outside solar system’

By AP

Palestinian workers on November 11, 2015, at a date packaging factory in the Jordan Valley in the West Bank. This produce will be labeled if exported to the EU as 'Product of the West Bank (Israeli settlement' (Melanie Lidman/Times of Israel)

Hebrew media reviewBranded

By Ilan Ben Zion

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