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What Matters Most On Monday, July 25, 2022

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Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov attends a news conference in Moscow, Russia, on July 21, 2022 (Russian Foreign Ministry Press Service via AP, File)

Russian FM says Moscow’s goal is to topple Zelensky’s Ukrainian government

Sergey Lavrov tells Arab League envoys that Moscow plans to ‘liberate’ Ukrainians from ‘this absolutely unacceptable regime’

Family and friends of 35-year-old Anna Protsenko, who was killed in a Russian rocket attack, walk to a cemetery for her burial, during her funeral procession, on the outskirts of Pokrovsk, eastern Ukraine, July 18, 2022. (Nariman El-Mofty/AP)

Cash-strapped evacuated Ukrainians forced to return home and face deadly bombings

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov addresses the Arab League meeting at its headquarters in Cairo, July 24, 2022. (Khaled Desouki/AFP)

Despite Odesa strike, Lavrov tells Egypt Russian grain orders will be met ‘in full’

By AFP

Left, Prime Minister Yair Lapid heads a cabinet meeting at the Prime Minister's Office in Jerusalem, on July 17, 2022. Right, Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow, Russia, July 1, 2021. (Abir SULTAN / POOL / AFP; Alexei Nikolsky, Sputnik, Kremlin Pool Photo via AP)

Live updates (closed)

Russia continues to stall arrival of Israeli legal team amid Jewish Agency crisis

Prime Minister Yair Lapid said seeking to lower profile of conflict with Moscow after previous warning there will be consequences if Jewish Agency operations in Russia shut down

6:04 pm

Government agrees to limit rise in bread prices, end price controls by April 2023
5:45 pm

Gantz reiterates refusal to sit with Netanyahu, says he wants to be PM
5:16 pm

Russia said stalling on arrival of Israeli legal team

Archaeology

Moon goddess Luna rises from waves on rare ancient bronze coin found off Haifa coast

Currency minted during reign of Emperor Antoninus Pius in 2nd century CE; discovered on seabed during survey carried out by Israel Antiquities Authority’s Marine Archaeology Unit

Lounge at Sharm El Sheikh’s coziest getaway, SUNRISE Remal Resort

Enjoy special offers including complimentary in-room breakfast once per stay, unlimited reservations at a la carte restaurants, discounts on water activities and spa treatments.

The Jewish Agency headquarters in Jerusalem, November 29, 2016. (Yonatan Sindel/Flash90/File)

Moscow yet to give ok for Israeli team to fly in for talks

Israel gears up to fight, as Russia puts screws to Jewish Agency for unclear reasons

By Judah Ari Gross

Latest struggle evokes Cold War memories of Russian Jews trapped behind Iron Curtain; for now, Jerusalem striking balance between playing Moscow’s game and warning of consequences

A father photographs his son against a Russian missile in Old Kyiv, July 21, 2022. (Lazar Berman/The Times of Israel)

ToI podcastDaily Briefing July 25: Israel’s government still at work; touring tanks in Ukraine

Screen capture from video of nazi demonstrators outside the Turning Point USA Student Action Summit in Tampa, Florida, July 23, 2022. (Twitter)

Neo-Nazis rally with swastikas outside Florida conservative youth conference

Turning Point USA Student Action Summit, attended by Trump, says it has no connection with group handing out antisemitic leaflets; Holocaust museum calls incident ‘indefensible’

Hungary President Viktor Orban arrives at the NATO Heads of State summit in Madrid, June 30, 2022. Hungary's controversial prime minister is coming to the United States to address a gathering of conservative activists (Bertrand Guay, Pool via AP, File)

Far-right Hungarian PM Orban decries European ‘race-mixing,’ sparking outrage

By Ash Obel and AFP

US President Donald Trump welcomes Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban to the White House in Washington, Monday, May 13, 2019. (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta)

US conservatives embrace controversial far-right Hungarian PM seen as authoritarian

By Nicholas Riccardi and Justin Spike

Mohammad Eslami, head of Iran's nuclear agency (AEOI) talks on stage at the International Atomic Energy's (IAEA) General Conference in Vienna, Austria, September 20, 2021. (Lisa Leutner/AP)

Iran nuke chief vows UN watchdog’s cameras will remain off until deal revived

By ToI Staff and Agencies

Mohammad Eslami says 2015 nuclear deal was supposed to remove any suspicion Iranian program is not entirely peaceful, and as long as accusations persist, monitoring will be stopped

File: Iran's nuclear enrichment facility in Natanz, Iran. (AP Photo/Hasan Sarbakhshian)

Iranian media: Israeli spy cell caught laying bombs at ‘sensitive site’ in Isfahan

Education Ministry says 5,600 teaching positions unfilled ahead of school year

Some 5,600 teaching positions remain unfilled ahead of the coming school year, the Education Ministry revealed on Sunday, amid ongoing threats of a teacher's strike before schools reopen on September 1. The shortage is felt most strongly in Tel Aviv and central Israel, where schools are lacking nearly... Continue Reading

Illustrative: Students at a school in Modi'in, January 30, 2022. (Flash90)

Members of the Subsidized Daycare Forum hold a press conference, at Hamacabia Village in Ramat Gan, on July 24, 2022. (Avshalom Sassoni/Flash90)

Subsidized daycare centers threaten to keep their doors closed come September

By Tobias Siegal

InterviewSpoiler alert: There's more than just 'Exodus'

Hollywood and Israel, a love story: How the Jewish state met the silver screen

By Rich Tenorio

In a new book, authors Tony Shaw and Giora Goodman examine the history of modern Israel’s representation in cinema — with all its ups and downs

In Iran, we chanted ‘death to Israel’ but dreamed of freedom

When I had the opportunity to tell acting Prime Minister Lapid just one thing about the country of my birth, this is what I chose to share with him

Will Israel’s November election hinge on Meretz?

The long political stalemate suggests a vital role in the present electoral constellation for the renewed left-wing party: it may yet shake things up

Illustrative -- People wait in line to receive the monkeypox vaccine before the opening of a new mass vaccination site at the Bushwick Education Campus in Brooklyn on July 17, 2022, in New York City (Kena Betancur / AFP)

Israel’s initial monkeypox vaccine rollout to focus on HIV-positive and at-risk men

Rollout to start within days; priority for men born after 1980 who have HIV, are on HIV pre-exposure meds or have contracted an STD this year

The EU's drug watchdog recommended for approval the use of a smallpox vaccine to treat monkeypox on July 22, 2022. (JOE RAEDLE / GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA / AFP)

Smallpox vaccine approved in EU for use against monkeypox

By AFP

Likud campaign ad that says 'Lapid-Gantz don't have a government without the Muslim Brotherhood / In the end you're voting for Mansour Abbas,' July 24, 2022. (Screenshot from Twitter)

Analysis

Carrie Keller-Lynn

100 days out from election, campaign ads battle for soft-right voters

With Yamina’s potential collapse, both Likud and the Blue and White-New Hope alliance are competing for undecided right-wing Israelis who aren’t thrilled with either bloc

UTJ MK Moshe Gafni reacts during a session in the plenum hall of the Knesset, on July 26, 2021. (Yonatan Sindel/Flash90)

Gafni said threatening to split ultra-Orthodox UTJ faction in two amid disputes

Incoming Prime Minister Yair Lapid (left) is briefed by his predecessor Naftali Bennett at the Prime Minister's Office, June 30, 2022. (Kobi Gideon / GPO)

Bennett reportedly turned down offer from Lapid to serve as interim foreign minister

Sgt. Netanel Kahalani, left, and Cpt. Ziv Daos, right, the soldiers killed in a car-ramming terror attack on March 16, 2018. (Courtesy)

Palestinian convicted of murder for 2018 car-ramming that killed 2 IDF soldiers

By Emanuel Fabian

IDF court finds Ala Qabha guilty of intentionally killing Netanel Kahalani, 20, and Ziv Daos, 21, near the Mevo Dotan settlement more than four years ago

A knife a Palestinian man was armed with near the Tapuah Junction in the West Bank, July 24, 2022. (Israel Defense Forces)

Palestinian suspected of planning to stab Israelis in West Bank arrested

By Emanuel Fabian

Illustrative. High-tech office buildings in Herzliya Pituach, in central Israel, December 12, 2015. (Nati Shohat/ Flash 90/ File)

Over 500 Israeli tech employees fired in one day, amid ‘bubble’ fears

AID Genomics moves its R&D center abroad, laying off 400 workers, while Asurion closes its development center; thousands have lost their jobs in recent months

Attendees at the Global Wellness Summit in 2021. (Courtesy)

World’s largest wellness conference to make Tel Aviv debut this year

By Deborah Danan

Freya Levy. (Screenshot/Twitter)

Maccabiah Games'My disability is my greatest motivation'

Once homeless, para athlete Freya Levy finds a home at the Maccabiah Games

By Ethan Freedman

Levy, who was diagnosed with muscular dystrophy as a teenager, has beaten the odds to compete globally in wheelchair basketball: ‘I try to do as much as I can, while I can’

Tamar Eshel, pictured when serving on the board of the Bezalel arts academy in 1991 (Family photo, via Wikipedia)

Trailblazing former MK, diplomat Tamar Eshel dies on her 102nd birthday

By Michael Horovitz

Born in London but raised in Mandatory Palestine, Eshel served in Haganah, was first Israeli to serve as chair of a UN commission, later sat in Knesset and Jerusalem city council

FILE - An Afghan girl warms up her hands as she is resting from carrying the water in Balucha, Afghanistan, Dec. 14, 2021. The Middle East is one of the most vulnerable regions in the world to the impact of climate change, and already the effects are being seen. This year's annual U.N. climate change conference, known as COP27, is being held in Egypt in November 2022, throwing a spotlight on the region. (AP Photo/Mstyslav Chernov)

Scorched Mideast nations wake up to damage from climate change

UN’s COP27 summit in Egypt in November, which Israel plans to attend, hopes to push for more international funding to help region deal with imminent dangers

The Oak Fire outside Yosemite National Park burns through trees near Jerseydale, California, July 24, 2022. (JUSTIN SULLIVAN/GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA/Getty Images via AFP)

6,000 evacuated as ‘explosive’ California blaze remains out of control

By David McNew and Michael Mathes

More Headlines

Bereaved parents of Hadar Goldin and other family members and supporters gather outside the state memorial ceremony for Operation Protective Edge at Mount Herzl on July 23, 2019. (Noam Revkin Fenton/Flash90)

Marking 8 years son’s body held by Hamas, Goldins to march from Kfar Saba to Gaza

American film director, writer and producer Bob Rafelson in 1981. (AP Photo/File)

Bob Rafelson, New Hollywood era director who co-created ‘The Monkees,’ dies at 89

By COLLEEN SLEVIN and LINDSEY D. BAHR

Israelis protest as they mark a memorial and awareness day of the Yemenite Children Affair in Jerusalem on July 31, 2019. (Yonatan Sindel/Flash90/File)

Grave of alleged disappeared Yemenite baby to be exhumed Wednesday

Yoni Jorno, self-declared competitor in the upcoming Likud primaries, July 24. 2022. (Channel 12 screenshot; used in accordance with clause 27a of the Copyright Law)

Likud primaries candidate draws fire over past kidnapping conviction

By Michael Horovitz

Tunisia's President Kais Saied, center, leads a security meeting with members of the army and police forces in Tunis, Tunisia, July 25, 2021. (AP Photo/Slim Abid)

Tunisians vote on constitution granting president near-unchecked powers

By Kaouther Larbi

Infowars host and conspiracy theorist Alex Jones speaks outside of the Dirksen building on Capitol Hill in Washington, Sept. 5, 2018. (Jose Luis Magana/AP)

After months of delays, Alex Jones’ Sandy Hook defamation trial finally set to begin

Jordan's King Abdullah II attends the Jeddah Security and Development Summit (GCC+3) at a hotel in Saudi Arabia's Red Sea coastal city of Jeddah on July 16, 2022. (Mandel Ngan/AFP)

Jordan’s king protests attacks by Iran-backed militias on border, hosts PA’s Abbas

By ToI Staff and AFP

Alexander Savenok, suspected of murdering his daughter and then killing himself, in an undated photo (Courtesy)

Beit Shemesh murder-suicide suspect said to have mental health, drug abuse issues

Ultra-Orthodox protesters demonstrate against the construction work for the Jerusalem Light Rail, in Jerusalem, July 12, 2022. (Yonatan Sindel/Flash90)

5 Haredim indicted for breaking into Jerusalem light rail construction site

Screen capture from video of Vanilla Vida's flavor-enhanced vanilla essence, August 2021. (YouTube)

Hit the sweet spotIsrael tech firm creates world’s ‘strongest-ever’ vanilla flavors

By Jonah Mandel

$Robot traps a boy's finger during chess game, fracturing it, July 2022 (Screen grab)$

CheckmateChess-playing robot turns violent mid-match, breaks kid’s finger

Traffic piles up on the Ayalon highway in Tel Aviv, July 24, 2022. (Avshalom Sassoni/Flash90)

Commuters hit with travel chaos in rush hour, with major train lines out of action

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