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What Matters Most On Monday, July 24, 2017

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Jordanian security forces stand guard outside the Israeli embassy in Amman following a stabbing there on July 23, 2017. (AFP Photo/Khalil Mazraawi)

Israeli stabbed at embassy in Jordan, attacker and second man shot dead

By ToI Staff and Agencies

Security officer lightly injured by man carrying out carpentry work; incident inside heavily fortified Amman compound under investigation

Netanyahu vows to bring home embassy guard as crisis with Jordan deepens

By Alexander Fulbright

Fuming family of Jordanian stabber demands death penalty for Israeli guard

By Dov Lieber and ToI Staff

Jordan won’t let Israeli Embassy guard, who shot 2 after being stabbed, leave the country

By Raphael Ahren

Benjamin Netanyahu, left, meeting with Jordan's King Abdullah II in 2010. (photo credit: Avi Ohayon/GPO/Flash90)

Live updates (closed)

Netanyahu speaks with King Abdullah in bid to resolve crisis

By Gavin Rabinowitz

Israel sends envoy to Amman for talks after deadly shooting in embassy compound; cabinet meeting and expected to approve removal of Temple Mount metal detectors

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrives for a press conference with his Georgian counterpart Giorgi Kvirikashvili at his office in Jerusalem on July 24, 2017. (AFP PHOTO / POOL / JACK GUEZ)

When Netanyahu walked eyes wide shut into disaster

By David Horovitz

Op-Ed: It didn’t take a genius to predict the bloody escalation of the past few days. The prime minister just refused to see it coming

Aaron's Tomb near Petra, Jordan. (CC BY-SA Joneikifi, Wikipedia)

Jordanian police threaten to jail Israeli pilgrims for praying

By Raphael Ahren

Warning to visitors at Aaron’s Tomb comes as tensions between countries skyrocket over stabbing at Israeli Embassy

Illustrative photo: police special forces stand guard in front of the Israeli Embassy in Ankara, Turkey after a mentally disturbed Turkish man wielding a knife tried to storm the building, September 21, 2016. (AFP Photo/Adem Altan)

Israeli diplomats in Turkey work from home amid jitters over Jerusalem

By Alexander Fulbright

Illustrative: Kürşat Mican speaking to reporters at a protest at the Neve Shalom synagogue in Istanbul, Turkey. (Kürşat Mican/Instagram, via JTA)

Anti-Israel protest again held outside Istanbul synagogue

By JTA

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meets with Jordanian King Abdullah II in Jordan in January 2014. (Kobi Gideon/GPO/Flash90/ File)

Analysis

With embassy attack, Jordan’s ties with Israel go from rancid to toxic

By Avi Issacharoff

While Israel focused its ire against the Palestinian leadership for escalating violence, the Hashemite Kingdom has been assiduously fanning the flames surrounding Temple Mount

The shawarma shop where a Palestinian man stabbed an Arab-Israeli bus driver in Petah Tikva, July 24, 2017 (Roy Alima/Flash90)

Palestinian stabs Arab-Israeli near Tel Aviv in apparent terror attack

By Raoul Wootliff and ToI Staff

Arara resident, seemingly mistaken for Jew, taken to hospital with moderate-to-severe injuries; Assailant, from Qalqilya, reportedly tells police he ‘did it for Al Aqsa’

Friends and relatives mourn at the graves of Yosef Salomon, 70, his daughter Haya, 46, and son Elad, 36, after their funeral, attended by thousands, at the Modi'in Cemetery, on July 23, 2017. (Yonatan Sindel/ FLASH90)

Thousands join funeral as victims of Halamish terror attack laid to rest

By Raoul Wootliff

Tova Salomon, who was wounded in the assault in which she lost her husband and two children, leaves hospital to attend burial

Rivlin says all lawmakers must condemn Halamish attack

By Alexander Fulbright

In Halamish, missed clues, lax security let terrorist in

By Judah Ari Gross

Chief rabbi says Halamish terrorist should have been killed

Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas gives a speech during a meeting of Palestinian leadership in the West Bank city of Ramallah on July 21, 2017, during which he announced freezing all contacts with Israel. (AFP/Abbas Momani)

Abbas confirms he halted security coordination, warns Israelis will ‘lose’

PA president indicates he is freezing security contacts until Israel removes Temple Mount metal detectors, ends incursions into Palestinian cities

No decision after ministers discuss Temple Mount tensions overnight

By ToI Staff and Agencies

Palestinians injured in Jerusalem, West Bank clashes

By Dov Lieber and ToI Staff

Arab League to hold urgent meeting over Jerusalem tensions

By ToI Staff and AFP

Panelists at Sunday evening's Times of Israel Presents launch of 'Becoming Israeli.' From left: Sarah Tuttle Singer, Yossi Klein Halevi, Hillary Faverman, Chaya Lester, Akiva Gersh, Benji Lovitt. (Yaakov Schwartz/Times of Israel)

What is it like to become Israeli? These bloggers tell all

By Yaakov Schwartz

At a Sunday evening book launch co-hosted by The Times of Israel and Nefesh B’Nefesh, a panel of all-star writers regales a sold-out audience with aliyah ‘war stories’

Gershom Sizomu, religious leader of the Abayudaya, in 2003. (Ken Hively/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images/JTA)

'People were already sick, without food they become weaker'

Uganda’s Jews are down to one meal a day because of East Africa famine

The enduring hunger is devastating, but lacks the spectacle that spurred American Jewish communities to raise millions after disasters in Haiti and Nepal

Detail of a Yedioth Ahronoth magazine cover showing student Rotem Bides, 27, and some of the artifacts she stole from Auschwitz (Times of Israel)

Art exhibit with contested Auschwitz relics to go ahead

By JTA

Beit Berl College to allow artifacts to be displayed, after student clarified she took them from outside of death camp

Bad Israel, bad, bad, bad

Don’t let the facts confuse you — Israel just doesn’t stack up

Sarah C. Rudolph

The worst part of the Halamish murders

On the many terrible directions her thoughts take during an innocuous Starbucks encounter

Jessica Levine Kupferberg

Words like ‘hope’ and ‘peace’

After 3 years of life in Israel, sometimes she is at a loss for words

Assistant to the President and Special Representative for International Negotiations, Jason Greenblatt (l) meets Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the Prime Minister’s Office in Jerusalem, March 13, 2017. (Matty Stern/US Embassy Tel Aviv)

Trump sends Greenblatt to Israel to defuse Temple Mount crisis

By Eric Cortellessa

Condemning Halamish terror attack, White House official says US ‘committed to finding a resolution to the ongoing security issues’

(From L-R) Education Minister Naftali Bennett, Gush Etzion Regional Council chairman Shlomo Ne'eman, Yesh Atid chairman Yair Lapid and deputy defense minister Eli Ben Dahan plant a tree during a ceremony at the Netiv Ha'avot outpost on July 23, 2017. (Courtesy: Gush Etzion Regional Council)

Lapid lauds residents of illegal outpost slated to be demolished

At ceremony in Netiv Ha’avot rededicating monument to fallen soldiers, Yesh Atid leader praises settlers’ bravery

Trump senior adviser Jared Kushner (C) walks to a US and China comprehensive Economic Dialogue at the US Treasury Department, on July 19, 2017. (AFP Photo/Brendan Smialowski)

Kushner denies Trump campaign colluded with Russia

By MARY CLARE JALONICK

US president’s son-in-law says in prepared testimony ahead of Senate meeting that sit-down with Russian lawyer was a ‘waste of time,’ denies trying to set up back channel

Cyberbit CEO Adi Dar (Courtesy, Gilad Kawalchik)

Elbit cyber unit sets up office in Singapore

By Shoshanna Solomon

Cyberbit, an Elbit subsidiary, will provide services and support to a growing number of Asian customers

Mitsubishi Tanabe headquarters in Osaka, Japan. (screen capture: Google Street View)

Israeli drug maker NeuroDerm sold to Japanese pharma giant for $1.1b

Sale to Mitsubishi Tanabe is largest-ever of Israeli healthcare company; firm developing delivery methods for meds that fight Parkinson’s symptoms

Members of Iraqi counter-terrorism forces take part in training under the command of international military instructors in Baghdad on March 20, 2016, as they prepare for a future operation aimed at retaking the northern city of Mosul. (AFP/Sabah Arar)

Iran, Iraq vow to boost military ties

By AFP

Neighbors agree to ‘wide range’ of defense cooperation’ that includes the ‘fight against terrorism and extremism’

Mayor of Qalqiliya Hashim al-Masri stands in his office. (Luke Tress / Times of Israel)

In chockablock Qalqilya, expanding city means painful compromise

By Dov Lieber and Video by Luke Tress

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Gal Gadot in a scene from 'Wonder Woman.' (Clay Enos/Warner Bros. Entertainment via AP)

Second time around‘Wonder Woman II’ in the works, Warner Bros. announces

By JTA

Scott Blumstein poses for photographers after winning the World Series of Poker main event, Sunday, July 23, 2017, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)

Beginner's luck?New Jersey rookie wins $8.1m in World Series of Poker

By regina garcia cano

Illustrative: Palestinian missiles are fired from Gaza City toward Israel following Israeli airstrikes on July 17, 2014. (AFP/Thomas Coex)

Gaza rocket hits open area in southern Israel, no injuries

Illustrative: Muslim woman in a face veil in Jerusalem's Old City, 12 September 2008. (Kobi Gideon/FLASH90)

UK woman banned from daughter’s school over face veil

Israeli border police officers stand guard near newly installed cameras at the entrance to the Temple Mount in Jerusalem's Old City, July 23, 2017. (AP Photo/Mahmoud Illean)

Hebrew media reviewOf censors and sensors

By Joshua Davidovich

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