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What Matters Most On Tuesday, November 10, 2020

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Then-US president Donald Trump and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the Oval Office of the White House on September 15, 2020 in Washington, DC. (Doug Mills/Pool/Getty Images/AFP)

Rejects claim his close Trump ties hurt Democratic support

Netanyahu denies partisan tilt: ‘Democrats and Republicans, makes no difference’

PM touts his ‘warm’ relationship with Biden, says ensuring bipartisan backing for Israel a ‘cornerstone’ of his foreign policy, after Lapid accuses him of ‘neglecting’ Democrats

US Special Representative for Iran and Venezuela Elliott Abrams speaks to Israeli reporters in Tel Aviv, November 9, 2020. (David Azagury/US Embassy Jerusalem)

Trump’s Iran envoy: Biden would have difficulties reviving 2015 nuclear pact

By Raphael Ahren

Illustrative: An F-35 fighter jet arrives at the Vermont Air National Guard base in South Burlington, Vermont, September 19, 2019. (Wilson Ring/AP)

Trump said to notify US Congress of F-35 sale to United Arab Emirates

The view of Saudi Arabia from an Israir flight on November 8, 2020. (Israir/Twitter)

Saudi air-traffic control guides Israeli plane through bad weather

Israir flight from Tel Aviv to India forced to take detour above Mecca and Jeddah, 2 months after Riyadh okayed Israeli use of its airspace

Borsht in Bahrain: Manama’s Ritz Carlton to serve kosher food

By Raphael Ahren

Israel delegation visits Dubai to pave way for investments, trade ties

By Shoshanna Solomon

Brother of Lebanon’s Hariri envisions eventual peace with Israel

By ToI Staff and Agencies

Top Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erekat speaks during at a press conference in the West Bank city of Ramallah, July 4, 2018. (AP Photo/Nasser Shiyoukhi)

Obituary

Saeb Erekat, who led Palestinian negotiations for statehood, dies at 65

By Aaron Boxerman

PLO secretary-general and Abbas aide succumbs to COVID-19; was an architect of the Oslo Accords, adversary of Israel in global forums, bitter opponent of Trump plan

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu shakes hands with Saeb Erekat in Jerusalem, April 2012. Netanyahu aide Yitzhak Molcho is at left, and PA security chief Majed Faraj is at second left. (Amos Ben Gershom /GPO/Flash90)

Erekat remembered as a peace-seeker by some, a demonizer of Israel by others

By Aaron Boxerman and ToI Staff

Interview'The top US Jesuit journal was silent after Kristallnacht'

Jesuit Catholic priest pens book about his order’s complicity in the Holocaust

By Rich Tenorio

Historian James Bernauer’s book ‘Jesuit Kaddish’ surprises academic Catholic order with a novel study of its members’ anti-Semitism — and honors those who saved Jews during WWII

Illustrative: Not a member of the Catholic Jesuit order, Cesare Vincenzo Orsenigo was a top Vatican diplomatic link with the Nazi regime. In this 1939 photo he speaks with Nazi foreign minister Joachim von Ribbentrop, with Adolf Hitler in the background. (Bundesarchiv bild)

82 years after Kristallnacht, Rivlin warns of ongoing ‘virus of anti-Semitism’

For first time ever, Bahraini Jews mark anniversary of Kristallnacht

By AFP

European synagogues keep on their lights to mark 1938 Kristallnacht pogroms

By Cnaan Liphshiz

Illustrative. Working on a coronavirus vaccine. (iStock)

Israel media review

Pfinally some (almost) good news: What the press is saying on November 10

By Joshua Davidovich

Results from Pfizer’s vaccine study give Israelis hope, but it’s tempered by the fact that the results are preliminary, and that Israel is not signed up to get any of the doses

Netanyahu hails Pfizer breakthrough, says in talks to bring vaccine to Israel

By ToI Staff and AP

Optimism over Pfizer vaccine bodes well for Israel’s COVID shot, experts say

By Nathan Jeffay

Trump accuses FDA, Pfizer of deliberately delaying vaccine news until after vote

By ToI Staff and AP

Bishara A. Bahbah

President Biden and the Palestinians: What to expect

The pres-elect may call himself a Zionist, but after 4 years of Trump’s destructive policies, Palestinians have ample reason to feel relieved

Trump’s defeat ends the Israeli right’s long celebration

His presidency bolstered the mistaken impression that it’s possible to preserve democracy for Jews while depriving the Palestinians of it

Tom Burgis, author of "Kleptopia" (Photo by Charlie Bibby)

Interview

Dirty, anonymous money is destroying democracies, ‘Kleptopia’ author charges

By Simona Weinglass

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo (L) and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu bump elbows, ahead of making a joint statement to the press after meeting in Jerusalem, on August 24, 2020. (DEBBIE HILL / POOL / AFP)

Live updates (closed)

Pompeo to travel to Israel, Saudi Arabia, Qatar in Mideast peace push

Outgoing US secretary unveils 7-nation tour beginning Friday, says talks will focus on ‘historic efforts to forge peace and cooperation throughout the Middle East’

7:21 pm

Virus czar: Don't make Hanukkah plans
7:15 pm

UAE official to Israeli TV: Talks on F-35s began after normalization deal signed
6:28 pm

Pompeo: There will be a smooth transition to a second Trump administration

From the blogs

Francesco Patton

Custos of the Holy Land: ‘Coronavirus can teach us a lesson in unity’

The Catholic Church’s Guardian of the Christian Holy Places echoes Pope Francis’ call for our times: Help others, especially the weak, no matter our differences

Then-US President Donald Trump arrives to speak at the Republican Jewish Coalition's annual leadership meeting, on Saturday, April 6, 2019, in Las Vegas, NV. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin)

Right-wing Jewish groups RJC and ZOA won’t call Biden ‘president-elect’ for now

Groups say they won’t acknowledge former VP’s victory until legal challenges are settled, reflecting a consolidation of right-wing backing for Trump’s refusal to concede

Messages undermining US election integrity circulate on Orthodox social media

Trump considering running again for president in 2024 — report

By ToI Staff and Agencies

US AG authorizes prosecutors to investigate possible voting irregularities

By MICHAEL BALSAMO

Illustrative image: Wedding rings with facemasks (iStock)

Couple at illegal wedding had COVID-19, didn’t know; 3 guests died — TV report

Former deputy Shin Bet chief said among fatalities linked to event in September, which was held against health rules; super-spreading couple was pre-symptomatic

Number of active virus patients again rises over 8,000 as 710 new cases found

3 who arrived from Denmark said showing symptoms amid mink virus mutation scare

By ToI Staff and AFP

Hamas officials warn that Gaza could return to lockdown as cases rise sharply

By Aaron Boxerman

A man clenching his jaw (Nomadsoul1 via iStock by Getty Images)

A nation of teeth-grinders, jaw-clenchers: Pandemic’s impact on anxious Israelis

By Nathan Jeffay

Survey finds 1 in 3 Israelis grind teeth and/or clench jaw during lockdown; among ‘middle generation’ women it’s 50; researchers see ‘very real physiological signs’ of distress

People enjoy the beach in the resort city of Eilat, on November 6, 2020. (Yossi Aloni/Flash90)

MKs gives initial okay to bill for Eilat, Dead Sea ‘tourist islands’

By Stuart Winer and ToI Staff

Illustrative: Police and medical personnel at the scene where police were investigating a suspected murder-suicide in Petah Tikva, January 17, 2020. (Roy Alima/Flash90)

Medics warn of rise in deaths by suicide, with 13 in past 11 days

Greek inscription on a Roman-era altar to Pan discovered during recent excavations at the Banias Nature Reserve. (Jonathan Orlin/Israel Nature and Parks Authority)

Archaeology

2,000 years ago, a believer came hundreds of miles to erect an altar at Banias

More Headlines

Then-US secretary of defense Mark Esper, with US President Donald Trump, speaks on vaccine development on May 15, 2020, in the Rose Garden of the White House in Washington, DC. (MANDEL NGAN / AFP)

Trump fires Pentagon chief Mark Esper, replaces him with counterterrorism chief

By Jacob Magid and ToI Staff

An image of onjoined twins born in Israel, summer 2020. (Courtesy)

In first, twins conjoined at the head are born in Israel

Illustrative photo of a banquet buffet. (KatarzynaBialasiewicz, istockphoto, Getty Images)

Food waste ‘could have funded a fifth of Israel’s COVID-19 aid budget’ – expert

Official portrait of Lord John Kilclooney, March 2018. (Chris McAndrew/Wikimedia Commons, CC-BY-3.0)

British lord accused of racism after referring to Kamala Harris as ‘the Indian’

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu attends a Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee meeting at the Knesset, November 19, 2018. (Miriam Alster/Flash90)

Accusations fly as MKs debate plan to combat violence in Arab Israeli towns

By Aaron Boxerman

The management team of Peregrine Ventures, Nov. 2020 (Courtesy)

Peregrine sets up $300 million fund to focus on late-stage life-sciences firms

By Shoshanna Solomon

Arnon Milchan (left) and Benjamin Netanyahu at a press conference in the Knesset, on March 28, 2005. (Flash90/ File)

Netanyahu allegedly leaked info on Iran to Hollywood mogul Arnon Milchan

By Michael Bachner

Check Point Software Technologies offices in Tel Aviv (Courtesy)

Cybersecurity firm Check Point asks public to help plan post-COVID office

By Shoshanna Solomon

An employee working at Nirometal Ltd., a maker of equipment for professional kitchens; Nov. 5, 2020 (Courtesy)

Israel’s coronavirus unpaid-leave plan may keep people jobless, experts warn

By Shoshanna Solomon

Azerbaijan's national flag with the city of Shushi in the background, in the separatist region of Nagorno-Karabakh, November 9, 2020. (Azerbaijan's Defense Ministry via AP)

Armenia signs ‘painful’ deal with Azerbaijan, Russia to end conflict

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu seen surrounded by security as he enters his car, after an unofficial, surprise visit in Givatayim, near Tel Aviv on November 9, 2020. (Miriam Alster/Flash90)

Beersheba man convicted for social media post threatening Netanyahu

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky addresses the Ukrainian parliament in Kyiv, Ukraine, March, 4, 2020. (AP Photo/Efrem Lukatsky)

Ukraine’s Zelensky tests positive for coronavirus, is feeling ‘good’

By AFP

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