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The U.S. President invokes the need to make amends for those moments when we may not have lived up to our values as well as we should.

From worldwide condemnation of the attack on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi, Libya, to a Rosh Hashana message from anglo Israeli rabbis, Haaretz brings you the top headlines from Israel, the Middle East, and the Jewish World.

In interview with Globes, Defense Minister stresses that crisis between Israel and U.S. over Iran is 'exaggerated' and denies reports of growing distance between him and Netanyahu.

A video greeting Israelis for the upcoming Jewish New Year was posted on YouTube by the Prime Minister's Office, reviewing selected government actions in the past year – from the release of Gilad Shalit to Netanyahu's 'Nuclear duck speech' during the AIPAC conference.

Visiting the rocket-blasted city of Sderot, U.S. Ambassador Dan Shapiro praises President Barack Obama for supporting Israel’s Iron Dome missile defense system.

David Remnick accuses the Prime Minister of endangering Israel and making himself a factor in the U.S. elections.

Reports in The Atlantic and other media outlets raise doubts about the identity of the filmmaker, who had previously identified himself as "Sam Bacile," an Israeli-American real-estate developer.

Republican challenger releases statement critical of Obama administration's response to attack on Libya consulate that killed four diplomats, says president sending world 'mixed signals.'

From the full coverage of the killing of U.S. ambassador to Libya, to Defense Minister Ehud Barak considering buying a Greek island for navy training. Haaretz.com brings you the top headlines you might have missed.

Armed gunmen attack Benghazi compound over film they say insults the Prophet Mohammed, while in Egypt, protesters scale U.S. embassy in Cairo;

From Netanyahu’s criticism of the international community over its position on Iran, to the Red Hot Chili Peppers in Tel Aviv, Haaretz sums up the top headlines from Israel, the Middle East, and the Jewish World.

From Israel paying almost half a million shekels in compensation to a Palestinian family in Gaza, to new details on the alleged Israeli strike on Syria's reactor, to an Estonian ad that depicts concentration camp victims, Haaretz.com sums up the top headlines you might have missed.

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Speaking to NBC's 'Meet the Press,' Republican presidential candidate says Tehran closer to achieving nuclear capabilities than when Obama entered office in 2008.

Speaking to Press TV, Iran's deputy defense minister says Islamic Republic will 'soon' display the Meshkat missile, with a reported range of 2,000 kilometers.

Semi-official Iranian news agency says rial drops 7 percent in a single day to 24,300 rials to the dollar, in what could be the effect of the West's financial measures against Tehran.

Senior Hamas official Mahmoud Zahar meets with Iranian foreign minister in Tehran, discuss Iranian support for Palestinians.

The wheelchair tennis star beats David Wagner of the United States to win Israel's first Olympic gold since 2004.

Sergey Lavrov's comments come day after the European Union announced that it was drafting a new round of sanctions on Iran.

Country has several tons of chemical weapons and materials, including sarin gas, U.S. and Middle Eastern intelligence officials tell the Washington Post.

Intermediate ruling orders IDF to continue to provide food, water, and medical aid for a group of 21 Eritrean refugees, sets continuation hearing for next week.

Amid tension between Israel, U.S. over possible military action against Iran, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister warns strike would 'set off deep shocks' in the Middle East, and beyond.

Forth man severely wounded; IDF says the cell was involved in previous launchings.

According to CNN, the Hollywood stars are scheduled to speak on Thursday, the same day Obama will accept his nomination.

From an attack on a Christian monastery near Jerusalem to a new book aimed at fighting sexual abuse among the ultra-Orthodox, Haaretz.com sums up the top headlines you might have missed.