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What Matters Most On Tuesday, July 25, 2017

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Israeli border policemen install metal detectors outside the Lion's Gate, a main entrance to the Temple Mount, in Jerusalem's Old City, on July 16, 2017, after security forces reopened the ultra-sensitive site, whose closure after a deadly attack earlier in the week sparked anger. (AFP/ AHMAD GHARABLI)

Israeli cabinet decides to remove metal detectors from Temple Mount

Move comes hours after Israel, Jordan end tense stand-off, agree on safe passage of Israeli guard wounded in stabbing incident near Amman embassy that saw him kill his attacker and a 2nd Jordanian

Muslims maintain Temple Mount boycott after detectors removed

By Raoul Wootliff and Agencies

Turkish president calls on all Muslims to ‘protect al-Aqsa’

By Agencies and ToI Staff

Cameras come down along with metal detectors at Temple Mount

By ToI Staff and Agencies

Muslim worshippers pray at an entrance to the Temple Mount at the Lion's Gate in Jerusalem's Old City, July 25, 2017. Muslim worshippers still refused to pray on the Temple Mount following the government's decision remove the metal detectors and instead place more security cameras on the compound. (Hadas Parush/Flash90)

In peaceful protest, Muslims pray outside Temple Mount

Jerusalem Waqf says no decision made about cameras slated to replace metal detectors; meanwhile, worshipers told to avoid the site

Jordanian security forces parked near the approach toward the Israeli embassy in Amman, Jordan, on Sunday, June 23, 2017. (AP Photo/Omar Akour)

Amman embassy officer returns to Israel, in end to standoff

Guard wounded in incident that saw him kill his attacker and another man crosses border with other staff after Jordan drops demand to question him

Furious Jordan MPs protest release of Israeli Embassy guard

By AP and ToI Staff

Netanyahu meets embassy guard pulled from Jordan furor

By Raphael Ahren and Stuart Winer

Jordan inquiry confirms Jordanian teen attacked Israeli guard who then shot him

By Agencies and ToI Staff

Three Arab Israelis named by the Shin Bet as responsible for shooting dead two Israeli police officers next to the Temple Mount in Jerusalem on July 14, 2017: Muhammad Ahmed Muhammad Jabarin, 29; Muhammad Hamad Abdel Latif Jabarin, 19 and Muhammad Ahmed Mafdal Jabarin, 19. (Channel 2 composite screenshot)

Live updates (closed)

High Court orders Temple Mount shooters’ bodies be returned to families

Abbas: Security coordination with Israel to remain frozen; fifteen Israeli families squat at contested Hebron home; police deny rumors of planned X-ray cameras on Temple Mount

Shlomi Madar with the wooden pizza pie tray similar to the one he used to fend off a Palestinian terrorist who tried to stab him in his pizza kiosk in Petah Tikva, July 24, 2017. (Jacob Magid)

Pizzeria owner wallops Petah Tikva stabber with a pie platter

Terrorist tried repeatedly to swipe at Shlomi Madar, who says he was saved by a countertop he installed after a drunk customer pulled a knife on him

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu speaks on the phone with Israel's ambassador to Jordan, Einat Schlein, and the security official who was stabbed and shot two Jordanians, on their return to Israel, July 24, 2017. (courtesy)

Netanyahu turns capitulation into personal triumph

By Avi Issacharoff

Crisis in Jordan enables a face-saving turn-around at the Temple Mount, brokered by the previously derided Shin Bet chief

Meeting lawmakers, envoy hails US role in ending Temple Mount crisis

By Raphael Ahren

Temple Mount crisis must be resolved by Friday – UN envoy

By AFP and ToI Staff

Minister says removal of Temple Mount metal detectors ‘regrettable’

Massachusetts native Mike Shultz and his son Ari at Boston's Fenway Park, 2016 (Courtesy)

5-year-old Ari Schultz dies months after rejected heart transplant

By Matt Lebovic

Jewish pre-schooler became a social media darling through videos of his sports-fueled antics and exuberant banter

A moment from 'To The End of The Land.' (Gérard Allon/ Courtesy)

Theater Review

Despite a forecast for protests, a Grossman play premieres in NY uneventfully

By Jordan Hoffman

Decried by 70 artists who called for boycott, play by peace activist produced with Israeli government funding graces the Lincoln Center Festival with nary a demonstrator in sight

Roger Waters. (Lior Mizrahi/Flash90)

Nassau county executive attempts to sever stadium contract with Waters

By Cathryn J. Prince

Anti-boycott law might spell irony for the vocal pro-BDS singer as legalities of his planned September shows are reviewed

I choose to believe Israel wants me

It’s easy for those who stand for religious pluralism to feel defeated, but he won’t

The anti-BDS bill is not that bad

Yes, the US legislation is flawed, but it is not a sweeping ban on boycotting Israel

Time to get our sh*t together

Jewish infighting historically leads to worse; recent events have made this summer no exception to the need for unity

Israel’s action was arrogant and once again the prime minister came home with his tail between his legs

Zionist Union MK Ksenia Svetlova (L) with Yazidi survivor of the Islamic State Nadia Murad in the Knesset, on July 24, 2017. (courtesy)

Yazidi survivor of Islamic State in Knesset: Recognize our genocide

By Marissa Newman

Opposition MK to submit legislation for official recognition of IS atrocities this November, says Foreign Ministry not opposed

Ibtisam, the mother of terrorist Omar al-Abed who stabbed to death three Israelis in the Halamish settlement on July 21, 2017. (Screen capture: YouTube)

Mother of Halamish terrorist arrested for ‘incitement’

By Judah Ari Gross

Army says Ibtisam al-Abed expressed support for son, who killed three members of Salomon family in stabbing spree at settlement Friday night

On the sidelines of the 28th Arab League Summit on March 29, 2017, Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas (R) meets with King Abdullah II of Jordan (C) and Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi. (Wafa/Thaer Ghnaim)

Jordan ‘kept Palestinians in the dark’ over Temple Mt. pact — official

By Avi Issacharoff

Senior Ramallah official indicates the PA, which was apparently not included in talks to restore calm, will resume security cooperation with Israel

Defense Minister Avigdor Liberman speaks at the Knesset on May 29, 2017 (Yonatan Sindel/Flash90)

Defense minister: Arab MKs, PA to blame for terror attacks

Naftali Bennett offers support to Netanyahu, as opposition parties submit — and lose — no confidence motion over his handling of crises

This file photo taken on June 06, 2016 shows an airplane of the German airline Lufthansa landing at Barcelona's airport in El Prat de Llobregat. (AFP PHOTO / JOSEP LAGO)

5 BDS activists prevented from boarding flight to Israel

By JTA

Jewish Voice for Peace delegation told Israeli government ordered airline not to let them on board

US President Donald Trump's son-in-law and special adviser Jared Kushner makes a statement at the White House, after being interviewed by the Senate Intelligence Committee in Washington, July 24, 2017. (AFP/YURI GRIPAS)

As Kushner testifies, real estate deal with Israeli oligarch scrutinized

By Stuart Winer and AP

President’s son-in-law purchased New York property from Lev Leviev, partnered with company investigated for money laundering

Digging in the ancient 1,600-year-old wine press in Ramat Negev, summer 2017. (Tali Gini, Israel Antiquities Authority)

1,600 years ago, soldiers may have quaffed wine from this desert press

By Amanda Borschel-Dan

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Palestinian children greet fighters from the Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades, the armed wing of Hamas terror group in the streets in the southern Gaza Strip city of Khan Yunis on July 20, 2017. ( AFP PHOTO / SAID KHATIB)

Palestinian gets life sentence in Austria for inciting killings of Jews

By AP and ToI Staff

Chief executive Raymond Simonson greeting visitors at the opening of London’s JW3 community center in 2013. (Blake Ezra Photography via JTA)

London Orthodox rabbis call for boycott of Jewish cultural center over LGBT programming

By JTA

Scene of a car accident in which a woman and baby were killed near Goral junction, near Beersheba, on July 24, 2017. (Magen David Adom)

Mother, 4-month-old baby killed in car crash in south

Jonah Bolden, #43, playing for the UCLA against the Oregon Ducks at Pauley Pavilion in Los Angeles, March 2, 2016. (Harry How/Getty Images)

Philadelphia 76ers draft pick to play for Maccabi Tel Aviv

By JTA

Illustrative photo of the New York Times building (Jonathan Torgovnik/Getty Images)

NYT names David Halbfinger new Jerusalem bureau chief

By JTA

Israeli security forces take down metal detectors at the Lions Gate, near a main entrance to the Temple Mount in Jerusalem's Old City, on July 24, 2017. (AFP/ Ahmad Gharabli)

Hebrew media reviewLong-term consequences of short-lived metal detectors

By Adiv Sterman

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