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What Matters Most On Saturday, July 2, 2022

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Reporter's notebook

At former DP camps, children of survivors and Germans work through complicated pasts

FELDAFING, Germany -- In Germany, both Feldafing, overlooking picturesque Lake Starnberg, and Bad Reichenhall, nestled in the Bavarian Alps, are idyllic vacation spots. Arriving to Displaced Persons camps there after enduring the Nazi camps, Holocaust survivors, including my parents, must have thought they were dreaming. This past May, I joined a group of 20 descendants... Continue Reading

Bad Reichenhall Mayor Christoph Lung (second from left) greeted the group of second-generation Holocaust survivors who came to see the Displaced Persons camps where their parents stayed in the immediate aftermath of the Holocaust, May 2022. (Alexander Vexler)

Pro-Israel demonstrators protest against Ben & Jerry's over its boycott of the West Bank, and against antisemitism, in Manhattan, New York City, on August 12, 2021. (Luke Tress/Flash90)

BDS movement complains Unilever 'succumbed to bullying'

Unilever investor: Ben & Jerry’s boycott fallout will be ‘lesson’ to multinationals

Michael Ashner, who fought ice cream maker’s parent company over attempted settlement ban, says it threatened Israel; calls head of Israeli branch a ‘hero’ for opposing corporation

Foreign Minister Yair Lapid and opposition leader Benjamin Netanyahu in the Knesset on November 8, 2021. (Olivier Fitoussi/Flash90)

Lapid and Netanyahu cross swords over security briefings as new PM settles in

Likud leader says he hopes PM will see ‘4 months of security quiet’ before elections but indicates opposition won’t go easy on him, as they fail to come to terms on defense updates

Likud chairman Benjamin Netanyahu in a campaign video on July 1, 2022, highlighting comments in a newspaper interview by former Naftali Bennett adviser Shimrit Meir. (Screen capture/ Twitter)

Netanyahu makes electoral use of ex-Bennett aide’s claims of reliance on Arabs

A.J. Jacobs and his son with the generation puzzle called 'Jacobs' Ladder' custom designed by Oskar van Deventer. The puzzle will take 1.2 decillion moves to solve. (Julie Jacobs)

Interview

Famed ‘immersion journalist’ A.J. Jacobs’ latest book is perfect for puzzling times

By Renee Ghert-Zand

American author, convinced that puzzle-solving made him a better person, shows readers how tackling crosswords, secret ciphers, mazes and more can change our lives and the world

Tourists watch as a woman struggles back to shore after a shark attack in Egypt, July 1, 2022. (Screen grab)

Austrian woman dies after shark attack off Egypt’s Red Sea coast

Woman loses arm and leg, but manages to make it back to shore; dies after suffering heart attack en route to hospital; horrific ordeal videoed by tourists

Yamina MK Ayelet Shaked (L) speaks with New Hope head Gideon Sa'ar at the Knesset in Jerusalem, June 2, 2021. (Olivier Fitoussi/Flash90)

Elections 2022

Shaked, Sa’ar may move jobs in reshuffle; Blue and White, New Hope in talks – report

Gantz, Lapid both said courting ex-IDF chief Eizenkot for spot on slate ahead of elections; United Torah Judaism’s Gafni calls new PM; Liberman says he could be premier

To Erez, my bar mitzvah teacher

When a vicious crowd tried so hard to disrupt your celebration at the mixed-prayer section of the Western Wall, you kept reading from the Torah

New traditionalists – Parshat Hukat

As values and morals change over time, it is impossible for successful leadership to remain stuck in the past. Or at least not and remain successful

EU to renew funding for Palestinian group accused of backing terror

By Aaron Boxerman

The European Union informed a Palestinian civil society organization accused by Israel of financially backing terrorism that its suspended EU funding would soon resume, after an investigation by Brussels found no evidence of irregularities. Brussels froze its funding for Al-Haq in May 2021 after years of Israeli accusations that the group was controlled... Continue Reading

Shawan Jabarin, director of the al-Haq rights group, at the organization's offices in the West Bank city of Ramallah, Saturday, Oct. 23, 2021 (AP Photo/Majdi Mohammed, File)

Saadah Masoud, left, at a pro-Palestinian rally in New York City, April 20, 2022. (Luke Tress/Times of Israel)

US feds charge pro-Palestinian protester with hate crime for antisemitic attack

Victor Rosenberg, 81, looks out of a broken window in his home destroyed by the Russian rocket attack in the city center of Bakhmut, Donetsk region, Friday, July 1, 2022. (AP Photo/Efrem Lukatsky)

Ukraine’s Zelensky accuses Russia of ‘terror,’ as missiles rain down on civilians

By Dmytro Gorshkov and Benoit Finck

Germany condemns ‘cruel manner in which Russian aggressor takes the deaths of civilians in its stride’; witnesses say Friday’s resort town strike appeared to use cluster munitions

England's Aaron Ramsey aims for goal during the UEFA Under-19 European Championship final football match between Israel and England in Trnava, Slovakia on July 1, 2022. (Vladimir Simicek/AFP)

Coach: With these players, Israeli soccer has a rosy future

‘Heroic’ defeat: Israel’s Under-19s lose 3-1 to England in European soccer final

Israel’s youngsters take the lead in the first half of country’s first-ever Euro final appearance, but England fights back and then wins the match with two goals late in extra time

Ali Hasarma. (Courtesy)

Father shot dead while feeding daughter in northern Arab town

Ali Hasarma found bleeding out in his car in Ba’ana, becoming 49th Arab or Druze to be violently killed in Israel since start of 2022

Bassam Kablan, 40, who was shot to death at his building supply store in the Druze town of Beit Jann in northern Israel on July 1, 2022. (Courtesy)

Brother of former Beit Jann mayor shot to death

Women prepare kosher food for Jewish refugees from Ukraine in Balatonőszöd, Hungary, in June 2022. (Courtesy of EMIH)

'We consider this our special and sacred duty'

In Hungary, a palace tied to political scandal becomes a Jewish refugee camp

By Cnaan Liphshiz

Ukrainian Jews fleeing the Russian invasion are taking refuge in a mansion that’s being outfitted to hold nearly 700 people, with a kosher kitchen to feed hundreds more

Damage is seen to a structure following an airstrike attributed to Israel in al-Hamidiyah, Syria, July 2, 2022. (Social media)

Syria says Israeli jets conduct rare daytime airstrike on southern coast

By Emanuel Fabian

Two civilians hurt after missiles strike in al-Hamidiyah near Lebanon border, state broadcaster says

Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian speaks during a joint conference with his Syrian counterpart, in the Syrian capital Damascus, on July 2, 2022. (Louai Beshara/AFP)

In Damascus, Iran FM claims Israel seeking to destabilize Syria with alleged strike

By TOI staff and Agencies

Tour guide Idan Pinhas shows the Madaba Map in Jerusalem's cardo, June 2022. (Shmuel Bar-Am)

Israel Travels

Take a tour of Jerusalem with a local Christian mission that rebranded for Israelis

By Aviva Bar-Am

After foreign tourism came to a halt during the pandemic, Christ Church, located near Jaffa Gate, began offering events free of proselytizing — but full of fun — to locals

US special envoy for Iran Robert Malley and United States' top negotiator for Iran nuclear talks, center, speaks at the Doha Forum in Qatar, March 27, 2022. (AP Photo/Lujain Jo)

US and Iran likely to try reviving nuke talks after Biden Mideast trip — report

Despite fruitless round in Doha, efforts set to continue beyond July deadline beyond which IAEA says it will no longer be able to verify nuclear activities permitted under JCPOA

Illustrative: This Tuesday, April 15, 2014, file photo provided by ISNA, a semi-official news agency, shows blindfolded Iranian convicted man Bilal being escorted by officials and security to be prepared for his execution in public in the northern city of Nour, Iran. (AP/ISNA, Arash Khamoushi)

Iran executions more than double in 1st half of 2022, with 251 hanged through June

By Stuart Williams

'When Rabbis Abuse' author Elana Sztokman. (Courtesy of Sztokman; photo illustration by Mollie Suss/ JTA)

Interview

New book explores abusive rabbis, Jewish institutional culture that protects them

By Andrew Lapin

Jewish anthropologist, educator and activist Elana Sztokman has researched the topic for years; her new book, ‘When Rabbis Abuse,’ is a cross-denominational reckoning long overdue

Former US ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley talks with Bob and Kathy de Koning, a farming couple from Sioux County, Iowa, June 30, 2022, after headlining a fundraiser in northwest Iowa for Republican Representative Randy Feenstra. (AP Photo/Tom Beaumont)

Growing signs of Trump fatigue among Republicans after new testimony to Jan. 6 panel

By Steve Peoples and Thomas Beaumont

Numerous attendees at GOP event in Iowa show strong interest in alternative candidate for 2024 even if ex-president is on the ballot: ‘Just don’t know if he’s electable anymore’

More Headlines

A man cleans up the rubble after an earthquake at Sayeh Khosh village in Hormozgan province, some 620 miles (1,000 kilometers) south of the capital, Tehran, Iran, July 2, 2022. (AP Photo/Abdolhossein Rezvani)

At least 5 killed as series of strong earthquakes rock southern Iran

By AFP

Dudi Ashkenazi, an Israeli citizen arrested while vacationing with his wife Racheli on Kos Island, Greece. (Courtesy)

Talks advance over Israeli ‘mistakenly’ held in Greece on Interpol warrant — lawyer

Tourists visit the Old City of Jerusalem, Wednesday, June 15, 2022. (AP Photo/Maya Alleruzzo)

After 2 pandemic years, global tourism industry itching for ‘revenge travel’ summer

By Laurie Kellman

A swastika, painted on the wall of the Stedelijk Museum overnight, is seen in Amsterdam, Netherlands, February 22, 2019 (AP Photo/Peter Dejong)

Boston-area college employee fired over repeated antisemitic graffiti

By Andrew Lapin

Illustrative: A police car and ambulance in Petah Tikva, August 4, 2017. (Roy Alima/Flash90)

Man arrested on suspicion of murdering his mother at her Beersheba home

Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan speaks at a Turkish Technology and Aviation festival, held abroad for the first time, in Baku, Azerbaijan, May 28, 2022. (Turkish Presidency via AP)

Turkey blocks access to US, German broadcasters, prompting criticism of censorship

By ZEYNEP BILGINSOY

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