The Times of Israel SUN, NOV 2, 2014

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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 » SUN, NOV 2, 2014   Share This:    Visit the timesofisrael.com - updated 24/7. The Jewish world's fastest-growing website. Click here!   Peres at Rabin rally: Those who give up on peace are delusional   In fiery speech aimed in part at Netanyahu, ex-president slams those seeking to ‘manage conflict’ with Palestinians; thousands at memorial marking 19 years since assassination   By TIMES OF ISRAEL STAFF         Rabin’s daughter condemns incitement directed at Rivlin   By TIMES OF ISRAEL STAFF     Pope calls for prayer on Jerusalem’s behalf   By TIMES OF ISRAEL STAFF     Livni: Netanyahu settlement policies harm Israeli security   By TIMES OF ISRAEL STAFF     Rightist MK visits Temple Mount as police brace for unrest   Police say five Jewish visitors were detained for ‘disturbing the peace’   By TIMES OF ISRAEL STAFF         Jordan’s king says he’ll resist ‘unilateral’ Israeli policies in Jerusalem   By SPENCER HO     Ministers okay bill jailing stone throwers for 20 years   By TIMES OF ISRAEL STAFF     At rally, Glick’s wife says God waiting for Jews to pray at Temple Mount   By TIMES OF ISRAEL STAFF           An Israeli on the Ebola front line   SHERI OZ Why has it been so hard to check the virus’s spread in Sierra Leone? A mental health expert visiting the West African nation says cultural practices and political differences contributed to the crisis       Getting to peace by way of religion   STEVEN HOROWITZ The Israeli Right needs a peace plan that begins with a united Jerusalem, shared by Jews and Palestinians       Israel isn’t perfect — come anyway   SARAH TUTTLE-SINGERAmerican Jews seem to be drifting further from Israel, but the day will come when we need each other       Iranian woman gets jail time for attending volleyball match   Ghoncheh Ghavami sentenced to a year in prison for an undisclosed offense, according to her lawyer       Egypt convicts eight for alleged same-sex wedding   Human rights group condemns widening campaign of intolerance in Egyptian government and society       Islamic State executes 50 Iraqis in latest mass killing   Among dead are several women and children, just days after two massacres last week       Outgoing interior minister officially resigns   Gideon Sa’ar announced his intention to step down in September; still unclear who will replace him       Israel to help California combat worst drought in history   FROM THE WEB Inquisitr: The US state has suffered $2.2 billion in losses after years of no substantial rain, and is desperate for help     HEBREW MEDIA REVIEW   SUN, NOV 2, 1:17 PM     Rally in Tel Aviv, rain in Jerusalem   Heavy rains temporarily calm tensions in Jerusalem; thousands take to the streets of Tel Aviv to remember Rabin       US caving to Iranians on nuke deal, Israeli official warns   Sides are headed to ‘bad agreement’ that allows for more enrichment, unnamed senior source says   By AVI ISSACHAROFF and TIMES OF ISRAEL STAFF     Related article: Iran nuke deal is ‘biggest’ Obama foreign policy focus     Washington Post urges Obama to ‘reset’ ties with PM after ‘chickenshit’ affair   Editorial says previous US administrations knew ‘open rift with Israel’ could encourage ‘military adventurism’ by enemies like Iran   By TIMES OF ISRAEL STAFF         Secular Jewish filmmaker challenges rabbis to ‘Kabbalah Me’   Director Steven Bram’s journey to Jewish mystical enlightenment was born amid a post-9/11 mid-life existential crisis   By DEENA YELLIN     72 years later, jewels returned to heirs of deported Jews   500 of small Netherlands town’s Jews were sent to Westerbork; only 46 survived   By JTA     Related article: Jewish leader warns Swiss museum not to take gift of Nazi-looted art     Belarus town built of hundreds of recycled Jewish gravestones   Residents of Brest find old tombstones lining the foundations of their infrastructure and homes   By JTA       Egypt finds hundreds more tunnels from Gaza   Cairo steps up work on buffer zone along border with Hamas-run enclave, week after it pointed blame at Gaza for deaths of 31 troops   By AP and TIMES OF ISRAEL STAFF     Related article: 200 Egyptian journalists reject ‘voluntary surrender’ of freedoms     Israel closes Gaza crossings in response to rocket fire   Senior Hamas official calls move ‘irresponsible’ and a violation of ceasefire   By SPENCER HO and AFP       Four years into civil war, Syrians in regime areas soldier on   Despite soaring housing prices, power outages and long waits for doctors, regions loyal to Bashar Assad try to hang strong   By DIAA HADID and ALBERT AJI         Tunisia elections a possible model for the region   Despite social unrest and economic challenges, different factions compromise for the sake of national unity   By PAUL SCHEMM     Crime pays for Radware as cyber-attacks increase   FROM THE WEB Bloomberg: The Israeli cyber-security firm has been beefing up its US workforce — and there is plenty of business to go around           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