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What Matters Most On Sunday, November 29, 2015

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Iranian Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, Ali Shamkhani, right, shakes hands with the head of the UN's atomic watchdog Yukiya Amano during a meeting in Tehran on July 02, 2015. (AFP/ATTA KENARE)

Iran: Nuke deal off unless UN drops atomic weapons probe

By AFP

Watchdog says its upcoming report on past military dimensions of Tehran’s program is not ‘black and white’

Defense Minister Moshe Ya'alon on the Golan Heights, northern Israel, June 30, 2015, looking toward Syria. (Eden Moladavski/Ministry of Defense)

No need for West Bank invasion, targeted assassinations, says Ya’alon

Responding to criticism over ongoing terror wave, defense minister brushes off demands for ground incursions into Palestinian cities

Suspect in Jerusalem stabbing caught after manhunt

By Judah Ari Gross and ToI Staff

Policeman stabbed in neck in Jerusalem’s Old City

By Judah Ari Gross and ToI Staff

Likud hits back at Liberman for comments critical of Netanyahu

In this image made from video taken on Sunday, Nov. 22, 2015, skulls remain at the site of a purported mass grave in the city of Sinjar, northern Iraq after it was retaken from Islamic State fighters. (AP via AP video)

Live updates (closed)

Ban Ki-moon asks Turkey, Russia to de-escalate tension

By Adiv Sterman

Climate activists form human chain near Paris attack site; government approves NIS 100 million for Jerusalem

Chairman Samuel Dickstein, left, of the House Immigration Committee, discussing the bill of Rep. William Schulte, D-Ind., to restrict immigration into the United States from Mexico, March 7, 1934. (AP Images, via JTA)

Some Jewish refugees really were Nazis, and other illuminating facts

Then, as now, the world looked to the US for leadership; then, as now, American popular opinion opposed allowing them in

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (R) and Minister of Defense Moshe Ya'alon at the Etzion Bloc in the West Bank on November 23, 2015. (Emil Salman/Haaretz/Pool)

Ya’alon: Russian jet recently breached our airspace, wasn’t shot down

Defense minister says open coordination channel with Putin’s military prevents mistakes

Russia sometimes breaches Israeli air space, top defense official reveals

Putin orders sanctions against Turkey over downing of jet

By Suzan Fraser

Turkey says pilot’s body to be flown back to Russia

By AP

Illustrative: An aerial view of the solar field at Kibbutz Ketura, which provides one-third of the daytime electricity for the city of Eilat. (Courtesy)

UN Climate Change Conference 2015

Let it shine: Israel hypes solar at Paris talks

By Melanie Lidman

50-strong Israeli delegation to UN Climate Change Conference in Paris to show how blue and white tech can lower emissions

Hollande, activists gear up for critical climate talks

By Thomas Adamson

A ride with Santa

A jolly stranger and his missus gave her a ride home, an act of kindness that lit up the night

Rachel Sharansky Danziger

The day after unity

Can the spirit that brought so many strangers together to celebrate a wedding prevail once the festivities are over?

Surprised by eydlkayt

When a Yiddish expression of gentleness and moral clarity diffuses the tension of a visit to Auschwitz

Egyptian Muslim cleric Wahid Abd Al-Salam Bali preaching Islam in Africa (MEMRI)

WATCH: Egyptian sheikh proselytizes in Africa, asserts ‘Jesus is slave of Allah’

Wahid Abd Al-Salam Bali leads series of delegations to spread Islam in rural Christian areas of Malawi, Uganda, Tanzania, Ghana

Kawartha Muslim Religious Association president Kenzu Abdella surveys the fire damage to his Peterborough, Ontario, mosque after what authorities say was a deliberate arson attack that may have targeted the Muslim community in revenge for the Paris terror attacks, November 15, 2015. (screenshot: CBC News)

Canadian shul welcomes Muslim worshipers of mosque hit by arson

By ToI Staff and Agencies

‘As Canadians, we have to stick together,’ says president of Beth Israel Synagogue in Peterborough, Ontario

In this Saturday, Nov. 28, 2015 photo, Syrian refugee children play at a temporary refugee camp in Irbil, northern Iraq. Some 240,000 refugees who fled the fighting in Syria now live in Iraq. Their children are neither citizens of Syria, their families’ country of origin, or of Iraq, the country where they now live. (Seivan M. Salim/AP)

Thousands of Syrian refugee children left in legal limbo

By Balint Szlanko

Settlers on a hilltop near the Palestinian village of Madama in the West Bank. (Screen capture YouTube)

Jewish youths tell Palestinian farmers, ‘You’re all Dawabsha’

Teens from Yitzhar settlement seen on video threatening residents of nearby Madama village in northern West Bank

This image posted by Palestinian social media users overnight Saturday purports to show IDF soldiers outside the offices of a Hebron radio station in November, 2015. (screen capture: Facebook)

Army closes third Hebron radio station for ‘incitement’

Soldiers raid offices of Radio Dream, confiscate equipment and order it remain shuttered for six months, Palestinians say

Mount Kabir and the Tirza Valley in the northern West Bank. (Tamar Hayardeni/Wikimedia Commons)

PM denies plan to transfer 2,500 acres to Palestinians

Palestinian Authority to get ‘not a single meter,’ Netanyahu promises cabinet ministers, contradicting earlier reports

Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah addresses supporters in Beirut, Lebanon, on November 3, 2014. (AFP/STR)

Nasrallah consoles family of slain Palestinian teen stabber

Hezbollah leader says Ashraqet Qatnani ‘shone for him’ like his own son who was killed in battle with Israeli soldiers

A man sits amid debris in a neighborhood heavily damaged by airstrikes in the village of Deir al-Asafir in the rebel-held region of Eastern Ghouta, on the outskirts of the Syrian capital Damascus, November 25, 2015. (Photo by AFP Photo/Amer Almohibany)

Syrian opposition say dozens killed, wounded in Russian strikes

By AP and AFP

Civilians among heavy casualties after bomb hit busy market, according to rebel groups, observers

An aerial view of an Israeli offshore gas rig (Albatross Aerial photography/Noble Energy/Flash90/File)

10 things to know about Israel’s natural gas

By Melanie Lidman

Foreign participants watch a video clip during the Iran Petroleum Contracts Conference in Tehran, Iran, Saturday, Nov. 28, 2015. (AP/Vahid Salemi)

Iran lures foreign investors with new oil contracts

By ALI AKBAR DAREINI

Tehran hopes to attract over $150 billion in foreign investment in 5 years to rebuild sanctions-hit energy industry

File: Minister of Public Security Gilad Erdan and then-acting police commissioner Benzi Sau (right) attend an Internal Affairs Committee session in the Knesset on October 12, 2015. (Miriam Alster/Flash90)

Acting top cop Bentzi Sau to retire at end of December

Incoming police chief Roni Alsheich praises acting comissioner as ‘honorable’ professional who led national police force during terror wave

Luxury towers in Tel Aviv, July 06, 2010. (Kobi Gideon/Flash90)

Police bust women-trafficking, prostitution ring in TA

Network smuggled Russian and Ukrainian women into Israel and ran brothels in luxury high-rises, investigators charge

In this Thursday, Nov. 5, 2015 file photo, tourists look at the tomb of King Tut as it is displayed in a glass case at the Valley of the Kings in Luxor, Egypt. (AP Photo/Amr Nabil, File)

Egypt says 90% chance of hidden rooms in Tut tomb

By NOUR YOUSSEF

Prominent researcher has theorized the remains of Queen Nefertiti might be inside the chamber

The leader of Egypt's Coptic Orthodox Church Pope Tawadros II walks outside the Church of Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem, Saturday, Nov. 28, 2015. (AP/Mahmoud Illean)

Coptic Pope breaks Israel taboo to attend Jerusalem funeral

By Agencies and ToI Staff

Egypt’s Pope Tawadros II defies travel ban to pay respects to Archbishop Anba Abraham, head of Coptic Church in Holy Land, who died Wednesday

Ben Carson speaks at a news conference, November 16, 2015. (AP/John Locher)

Carson: Syrian refugees should be absorbed in Mideast

Republican presidential candidate speaks after visiting overwhelmed Azraq camp in northern Jordan

A blind participant in the March of the Living featured in the new documentary 'Blind Love.' (Eli Ben Boher/via JTA)

In new doc, blind Israelis learn to witness Nazi cruelty

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A Fatah fighter bites and chews on a snake in a terror promotion video posted on the organization's Facebook page in November 2015. (Screen capture from YouTube)

Just a slitherFatah fighter eats snake in terror promotion video

By Raoul Wootliff

Screenshot from a video of a crying Islamic State fighter who has been captured by Kurdish peshmerga forces. The video was originally published in December of 2014, but resurfaced and gained popularity in the aftermath of the November 13, 2015 Paris attacks. (YouTube screenshot)

Big jihadists don't cryVideo shows IS fighter bawling after capture by Kurds

A Judy Garland-worn 'Dorothy' dress from The Wizard of Oz is displayed during a press preview on November 19, 2015 in New York (AFP PHOTO / TIMOTHY A. CLARY)

Lights, camera, auction‘Wizard of Oz’ dress sells for $1.56m in New York

By AFP and ToI Staff

A picture taken on November 26, 2015 shows Nassima al-Sadah, a candidate for municipal councils in the Gulf coast city of Qatif, checking her phone at her office in Qatif 400 kilometers east of the Saudi capital, Riyadh. (AFP/STR)

Saudi women candidates begin first election campaign

By AFP

Twin suicide bombings kill at least 5 in north Cameroon

By EDWIN KINDZEKA MOKI and IBRAHIM GARBA

This file photo, dated Oct. 4, 2012, shows Grant Shapps, as he leaves Downing Street in London. (Yui Mok / PA via AP)

Jewish UK minister quits amid Conservative bullying row

By AP and ToI Staff

Illustrative photo of an officer in the Traffic Police (Moshe Shai/Flash90)

IDF soldier killed in West Bank motorcycle crash

Illustrative photo of Kurdish security forces in a tunnel complex under the city of Sinjar, northern Iraq, which was used by Islamic State fighters to move undetected and avoid coalition airstrikes before the town was retaken. (AP via AP video)

Bomb-rigged mass grave of IS victims found in Iraq

By AFP

Art from the video from "Allahu Akbar" by DJ Inappropriate, a dance track that has gone viral on the music sharing site Spotify. (Screenshot from YouTube)

Great music‘Allahu Akbar’ song is number 2 on UK viral music charts

Russian President Vladimir Putin on September 24, 2015. (AFP/ RIA NOVOSTI / ALEXEI NIKOLSKY)

Hebrew media reviewLove is just a four-letter word

By Joshua Davidovich

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