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THE DAILY EDITION   WHAT MATTERS MOST ON » FRI, OCT 24, 2014  
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ANALYSIS
 
Unrest, instability, intifada — whatever its name, it’s in Hamas’s interest
 
The simmering violence in Jerusalem, culminating inWednesday’s fatal terror attack, may not have a moniker, but it is a flame that Hamas wants to spread to the West Bank
 
By MITCH GINSBURG
 
Security and police are seen at the Ammunition Hill Light Rail station in Jerusalem, where a baby was killed and several injured last night in a terror attack, Thursday, October 23, 2014. (photo credit: Hadas Parush/Flash90)
 
 
Palestinian youth take cover behind a wall as they hurl stones at Israeli policemen during a protest in the neighborhood of Wadi al-Joz in East Jerusalem on September 7, 2014. (photo credit: AFP/Ahmad Gharabli)
 
Three arrested in East Jerusalem rioting
 
By TIMES OF ISRAEL STAFF
 
Shimshon Halperin, grandfather of 3-month-old Chaya Zissel Braun, who was murdered in a terror attack in Jerusalem, October 22, 2014. (photo credit: Channel 10 News)
 
From grandfather of baby terror victim, a tearful message
 
By JTA and AFP
 
The mother of Abdel Rahman al-Shaludi, who killed a baby and injured eight others in Jerusalem after he rammed his vehicle into pedestrians near a Jerusalem Light Rail station, on October 23, 2014. (photo credit: AFP/Ahmad Gharabli)
 
Jerusalem terrorist’s mother: I understand victims’ pain
 
By AFP and TIMES OF ISRAEL STAFF
 

 
Two Israelis said killed when Nepal bus drives off mountainside
 
Accident north of Kathmandu claims at least 11 lives, more than 48 said wounded; conflicting reports suggest six more Israelis may have been injured
 
By TIMES OF ISRAEL STAFF
 
Bus crash in Nepal, October 23, 2014 (YouTube Screenshot)
 
 
 
 
Manny Waks
 
Raped at a mikveh, then abandoned
 
MANNY WAKS Joey Diangello, a former Hasidic Jew and outspoken victims advocate, is dead — where’s the outcry?
 

 
Yisrael Rosen
 
If only I could convert!
 
YISRAEL ROSEN The founder of Israel’s Conversion Authority says the distress is real and the model he created can help
 

 
Thousands of Jews worldwide are reportedly planning to participate in inclusive Sabbath observance activities on October 24-25. (Illustrative photo of challah baking via Shutterstock)
 
Sabbath Voices
 
FROM THE BLOGS As thousands of Jews worldwide prepare to make this coming Sabbath — Shabbat Noah — extra special, come read some choice blog posts about the Day of Rest
 

 
Exterior of Harlem Hospital in Manhattan (Photo credit: Courtesy Dip-Tech)
 
Israel’s newest record: World’s biggest digital printer
 
Dip-Tech, known for its innovative printed glass designs, is now in the Guinness record books
 

 
Shia LeBeouf speaking with Jimmy Kimmel in an interview in October 2014. (YouTube screenshot)
 
Shia LeBeouf now a Christian
 
Formerly Jewish actor claims to have ‘found God’ while playing a devout Christian character in new movie
 

 
Illustrative photo of a traffic policeman. (photo credit Moshe Shai/FLASH90)
 
Driver’s alcohol level breaks record
 
Kiryat Motzkin man surprises police with highest blood alcohol concentration ever measured in a driver
 

 
Police and rescue personnel at the scene where a baby was killed and several people were injured as a  Palestinian drove his car into the Jerusalem light rail station, by Ammunition Hill October 22, 2014. (Photo credit: Yonatan Sindel/Flash90)
 
Parents of Ecuadorian hurt in Jerusalem attack flown to Israel
 
Hamas-affiliated website quotes Gaza PM praising perpetrator of attack that killed a three-month-old, injured eight
 

 
Mira Awad and David Broza at a Lod concert organized by the US Embassy in Israel, October 23, 2014. (photo credit: Matty Stern/US Embassy)
 
Jewish, Arab singers perform together ‘to promote harmony’
 
US Embassy organizes concert to honor American Jewish journalist Daniel Pearl, murdered by al-Qaeda in Pakistan in 2002
 

 
Reuven Rivlin (photo credit: Miriam Alster/Flash90)
 
Rivlin hitches plane ride from Polish counterpart
 
Israeli president to fly to Warsaw for unveiling of ornate display in country’s brand-new Jewish museum
 

 
Screenshots of the What's Kosher app (Photo credit: Courtesy)
 
App aims to keep things kosher, in Israel and abroad
 
With ‘What’s Kosher,’ users get the lowdown on what to eat and where – and even who the kashrut supervisor is
 

 
Store attendants help customers at an Apple store selling the iPhone 6 in Beijing on October 23, 2014. (photo credit: Greg Baker/AFP)
 
iPhone 6’s price in Israel among highest in the world
 
With latest Apple phone finally hitting the shelves, will consumers agree to pay over $1,000?
 

 
David Broza and Mira Awad sing about Ramallah and Tel Aviv, one of the songs on the singer/songwriter's latest album, 'East Jerusalem/West Jerusalem' (photo credit: Jessica Steinberg/Times of Israel)
 
David Broza and his collaborations
 
‘East Jerusalem/West Jerusalem,’ a documentary, covers the singer’s eight-day musical journey with Palestinian and Israeli artists
 

 
Hebrew Media Review
HEBREW
MEDIA REVIEW
 
FRI, OCT 24, 1:43 PM
 
Police and rescue personnel at the scene of a terror attack that killed one baby and injured several pedestrians when a car crashed into a Jerusalem light rail station. (photo credit: Yonatan Sindel/Flash90)
 
All eyes on Jerusalem
 
Capital is on edge as the weekend begins, Rivlin plans to visit Kfar Kassem, and Israelis get an extra hour of sleep
 
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Katka, a Slovakian immigrant in Poland converting to Judaism, is one of the four main subjects in Adam Zucker's documentary 'The Return.' (courtesy)
 
New film suggests a bright future for Polish Jews
 
A talk with the director of ‘The Return,’ which opens Saturdayin New York, on how he presents a positive look at a growing, hip Jewish community in an unexpected place
 
By JORDAN HOFFMAN
 
 

 
Women’s group sneaks Torah scroll into Kotel plaza
 
Women of the Wall hold ‘first Torah reading and bat mitzvah’ at Western Wall women’s section, and on social media
 
By TIMES OF ISRAEL STAFF
 Eliza Moss-Horwitz, Lucy Sattler and Alexandra Schwartz pray with Women of the Wall. Schwartz (right) holds an empty Torah cover beneath her prayer book, symbolizing the Torah scroll the group was prevented from bringing in to the Kotel plaza, January 2014. (photo credit: Courtesy of Moving Traditions)
 
 

 
One capital, two deeply divided cities
 
ANALYSIS As Hamas tries to spark an intifada in East Jerusalem and the Temple Mount, Israeli police aren’t making matters any better
 
By AVI ISSACHAROFF
 
Israeli anti-riot policemen scuffle with Palestinian worshippers in Jerusalem's Old City on October 24, 2014. (Photo credit: AFP/GALI TIBBON)
 
 

 
Build settlements in response to Jerusalem terror: minister
 
Housing Minister Uri Ariel calls on government to lift unofficial building ‘freeze’ in isolated West Bank settlements
 
By TIMES OF ISRAEL STAFF
 Housing and Construction Minister and Jewish Home parliament member Uri Ariel (C) with Yesha (Jewish settler organization) leader Ze'ev Chever (Zambish), head of the Amanah settlement organization, at a press conference promoting new housing units to be built in the Jewish settlement of Tel Tzion, near Jerusalem, on August 13, 2013 (photo credit: Flash90)
 
 

 
University of Manchester's student union. (David Dixon/CC-BY-SA)
 
UK Jewish students struggle to avoid twinning with ‘Hamas greenhouse’
 
University of Manchester set to vote on partnership with Nablus school, London university blocks Holocaust commemoration, and Cambridge demands ‘justice for the Palestinian people’
 
By LIAM HOARE
 

 
New president seeks to cure ‘epidemic’ of racism
 
‘Israeli society is sick, and it is our duty to treat this disease’ and ease tensions between Arabs and Jews, Rivlin tells academics
 
By BEN SALES
 
President Reuven Rivlin (photo credit: Flash90)
 

 
US negotiator: Some want talks with Iran to fail
 
Wendy Sherman says diplomacy with Iran is worth the risk, but many obstacles remain
 
By BRADLEY KLAPPER
 Undersecretary of State Wendy Sherman speaks to the press in Jerusalem on February 22, 2014. (screen capture: YouTube)
 

 
Canadian Jews shocked, angered by Ottawa shooting
 
‘Canada is the most big-hearted place I know. It hurts to see that upended into so much pain’
 
By RENEE GHERT-ZAND
 
The Canadian Centre Block parliament building. (photo credit: CC-BY-SA Daryl_Mitchell, Flickr)
 
 

 
Illustrative photo of New York City police officers (photo credit: AP/Mary Altaffer) 
Man with Islamic ‘extremist leanings’ attacks NY police
 
Hatchet-wielding assailant Zale Thompson wounds two officers in Queens, is shot dead by police
 
By AFP and AP
 

 
A controversial musical about the life of Latvian Nazi pilot Herbert Cukurs premiered earlier this month. (YouTube screenshot) 
Israel slams Latvian musical celebrating Nazi’s life
 
Herbert Cukurs personally participated in the near annihilation of Latvian Jewry after the Nazis invaded Latvia
 
By JTA
 

 
An ad in New York City's Times Square for the Shabbos Project. (courtesy)
 
You don’t need to be religious to observe the Shabbat Project
 
This weekend, Jews in some 460 cities all over the world have signed up to turn off their phones and tune in to the Jewish day of rest
 
By CAROLINE LAGNADO
 

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