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The Daily Edition
What Matters Most On
Wednesday, April 7, 2021
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Pandemic fueled anti-Semitism, with vaccine firm heads likened to Nazis – study
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Agencies
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TOI staff
On Holocaust Remembrance Day eve, TAU researchers say that while lockdowns led to drop in physical attacks, conspiracies flourished online about outbreak being Israeli, Jewish plot
Over half of Israel’s Holocaust survivors require food handouts — survey
By
TOI staff
Orthodox Jewish couple alleges New York City housing discrimination
By
Larry Neumeister
Quizzed on Iran ship blast, Gantz says Israel acts ‘wherever there’s a need’
By
Judah Ari Gross
Defense minister refuses to comment on specific case; remarks come after US official attributes mine attack on alleged Revolutionary Guard ship directly to Israeli naval commandos
Israeli forces carried out strike on Iran spy ship in Red Sea, NY Times reports
By
TOI staff
and
Agencies
Iran: Ship attacked in Red Sea in hit attributed to Israel was damaged by blast
By
Agencies
and
TOI staff
Interview
'I felt like the granddaughter that they couldn’t have'
Smuggler, fighter, courier, spy: How Jewish women defied the Nazis in Poland
By
Renee Ghert-Zand
In ‘The Light of Days,’ author Judy Batalion tells the extraordinary tale of myriad brave females who took leading roles in clandestine, armed struggle in ghettos and forests
Live updates (closed)
Netanyahu says won’t be bound by ‘Iran deal that threatens us with annihilation’
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TOI staff
Marking Holocaust Remembrance Day at Yad Vashem, PM also rails against the ICC, formed in the image of Nuremberg courts but now ‘defending those who trample on human rights’
11:58 am
High Court issues ruling likely denying BDS-backing prof Israel Prize this year
6:32 pm
Biden affirms backing for two-state solution in Mideast
6:29 pm
US restores aid to UNRWA with $150 million in funds; Israel 'disappointed'
Times of Israel Podcast
Daily Briefing Apr. 7 – Rivlin taps Netanyahu for another Catch-22 coalition
By
TOI staff
Tune in Sunday through Thursday to hear ToI editors and reporters quickly catch you up on what’s important today
Top Ops
Efraim Zuroff
Elderly Nazis and ‘misplaced sympathy syndrome’
Don’t worry about the frail old men who are finally being tried for crimes they committed when they weren’t frail or old; it’s their victims who need your compassion
Yona Kobo
The families that were torn apart
Despite the uncertainties and privations of war, parents, children, and extended family members hoped and prayed for a better tomorrow
Ira N. Forman
The working definition of anti-Semitism needs no rewrite
The definition does not curb speech or equate anti-Zionism with anti-Semitism, it offers guidelines to help understand where speech crosses a line
Michael Feuer
The half-baked hazards of simplifying the Holocaust
Efforts to ’confront’ the Shoah have led to junk science, distortions, and erasure of the historical record. And no, my father didn’t have ’survivor syndrome’
Netanyahu trial
PM’s aides had veto over top roles at Walla, Yeshua says in 3rd day of testimony
By
Michael Bachner
As graft trial continues in Jerusalem, news site’s ex-CEO says he was warned negative coverage of Netanyahu would hurt Bezeq, claiming implication of quid pro quo deal was ‘clear’
Netanyahu trial
On day 2 of testimony, Yeshua describes effort to hide PM’s alleged quid pro quo
By
Raoul Wootliff
Joint List MKs spark outcry in Knesset ceremony with oath to fight ‘occupation’
By
TOI staff
During swearing-in process, Arab lawmakers substitute traditional commitment to serve Israel and the Knesset with pledges to fight ‘apartheid,’ ‘racism’
At 24th Knesset’s swearing-in, Rivlin pleads with lawmakers to end deadlock
By
TOI staff
As anti-gay MKs sworn in, activists fear ‘step backwards’ on LGBT rights
By
Nir Kafri
and
Alexandra Vardi
Netanyahu to meet Bennett Thursday, vows to seek end to ‘cycle of elections’
By
Alexander Fulbright
Officially tasked with forming government, Likud leader reportedly trying to enlist ‘defectors;’ also said considering coalition backed from outside by both Smotrich, Ra’am’s Abbas
Lapid urges ‘leap of faith’ to build ‘national consensus government’
By
TOI staff
1 in 3 of COVID survivors suffer long-term mental, neurological problems – study
By
Patrick Galey
Largest study so far on long COVID’s toll shows higher incidence of anxiety, hemorrhages and strokes within 6 months of recovery
AstraZeneca UK vaccine trial in children paused as clot link probed
By
AFP
Biden says all adult Americans to be eligible for vaccine by April 19
By
DARLENE SUPERVILLE
and
Alexandra Jaffe
Joss Whedon reportedly threatened Gal Gadot’s career on set of ‘Justice League’
By
TOI staff
Writer-director said to have told Israeli star to ‘shut up and say the lines’ during tense filming of 2017 superhero movie
Helen Mirren to play Golda Meir in upcoming movie ‘Golda’
By
Gabe Friedman
With normalization, Sudanese who descended from Jews hope to connect with Israel
By
MENNA ZAKI
Jewish community is long gone, but some citizens hope rapprochement will be sealed with approval of transitional legislature so they can get back in touch with their Jewish roots
Sudanese ministers vote to annul Israel boycott law amid normalization drive
By
TOI staff
and
Agencies
US, Iran report progress in ‘constructive’ first talks on rescuing nuclear deal
By
Agencies
and
TOI staff
Washington and Tehran open indirect discussions on 2015 accord; both sides, and European mediators, issue cautious praise of initial efforts; Iran still insists on sanctions relief
US defense chief Lloyd Austin to visit Israel next week — report
By
TOI staff
Talks on Iran deal begin in Vienna, as world powers seek to bring US back in
By
Agencies
White House again quietly boosts aid to Palestinians; some in Congress cry foul
By
Agencies
Biden administration announces tens of millions in aid to Palestinians for third time in two weeks; some Republicans preparing to challenge move
Alcee Hastings, Black congressman who led advocacy on Jewish issues, dies at 84
By
Ron Kampeas
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