Hezbollah chief admits group targeted Israeli patrol

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The one-stop news site covering Israel, the region and the Jewish people worldwide   THE DAILY EDITION   WHAT MATTERS MOST ON » MON, APR 7, 2014   Share This: Visit the timesofisrael.com - updated 24/7. The Jewish world's fastest-growing website. Click here!   Hungary’s ‘neo-Nazi’ Jobbik gains with image shift   Radical nationalist party’s 20% election success due in part to campaign to shed its anti-Roma and anti-Semitic rhetoric   By PATRICK MURPHY     Related article: Far-right Jobbik surges in Hungary election       The lost sheep of the house of Israel   The African Hebrew Israelites have lived in Dimona for three generations, claiming their history brought them back to this land. Members of the tribe? Israel is not convinced   By DEBRA KAMIN           Wake up and smell the sleaze   ABRAHAM RABINOVICH The Holyland verdict is a call to activists and journalists to wage war on the country’s rampant corruption       When every critic is an enemy   NAOMI CHAZAN Israel’s foreign policy puts European allies who support two states in the same box as BDS one-staters       Pharaoh and the infiltrators: A midrash   EYLON ASLAN-LEVY Foreigners fleeing insufferable conditions in their homeland were sojourning in…wait, who are we talking about?       Lee Zeitouni’s killer sentenced to 18 months in jail   FROM THE WEB Ynet: French media report man involved in Tel Aviv hit-and-run convicted of fraud; investigation of murder ongoing       Arab-Israeli wins Israel’s ‘Master Chef’   Nof Atamna-Ismaeel, 33, is a microbiologist from northern Israel who plans to open a Jewish-Arab culinary school       How to tell a buri from a barbunia   FOOD FOR THOUGHT Get your fish straight with a chart that trawls local terminology and cooking methods       The Islamic sex cult supporting Turkey’s prime minister   FROM THE WEB The Balkanist takes a look inside the media empire and cult of personality behind Harun Yahya, aka Adnan Oktar     HEBREW MEDIA REVIEW   MON, APR 7, 1:03 PM     Electioneering or posturing?   The papers toy with Liberman’s elections comment; the middle class is having a rough time; and police are chasing smoke       Sign up for our new Start-Up Daily newsletter!   Get the Start-Up Daily newsletter, free by email, for selected top stories from our 24/7 Israeli high-tech coverage       Opposition calls for new elections over peace impasse   Labor leader blames emerging failure of talks on Netanyahu, says a vote is the only way to take the process forward   By SPENCER HO     Related article: Liberman calls for new elections over freeing prisoners       No breakthrough seen in last-ditch Mideast talks   Palestinian official says Sunday meeting between Livni, Erekat yielded no result, but other source says Israel making final push   By AFP and TIMES OF ISRAEL STAFF     Tel Aviv U. cancels lecture by convicted terrorist   After protests by MKs, students, administration says address would ‘disrupt the public order’   By MARISSA NEWMAN     Related article: Freed Palestinian terrorist teaches Hebrew, tolerance     Burgas bomber was Algerian, trained in Lebanon — report   Assailant in 2012 attack that killed five Israelis studied in Beirut with two other suspects, Bulgarian paper says   By TIMES OF ISRAEL STAFF       Hezbollah chief admits group targeted Israeli patrol   Hassan Nasrallah tells Al-Safir daily that blast was ‘part of the reply’ to reported Israeli strikes on Shiite group   By AFP       IDF thwarts bomb attack along Gaza border   Soldiers chase away two suspects carrying suspicious object, which explodes moments after they flee   By TIMES OF ISRAEL STAFF         Group threatens to sue Palestinians in Hague over terror ties   Planned suits against PA officials in International Criminal Court come after request from senior minister, Shurat HaDin says   By LAZAR BERMAN     Blair warns of consequences from staying out of Syria   FROM THE WEB Speaking on BBC Radio 4 Monday, former British PM says failure to confront Bashar Assad will have serious ramifications           Former Nazi defenses now home to thousands of bats   Western Poland’s long forgotten Ostwall fortification serves as both a WWII museum and a refuge for flying mammals   By AFP     US students seek suspected Nazi who saved Jewish family   University of New Haven class tries to identify man known only as Alois who helped Ilie Wacs and Deborah Strobin flee Nazi-occupied Austria   By JOHN CHRISTOFFERSEN