EARLIER NEWS FROM ISRAEL

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	AGENCE FRANCE PRESSE	TO INDEX

• Shimon Peres: Israel and Iran could negotiate

• Plan for modified European rocket gets backing

• EU's Ashton talks Iran and Syria in Iraq

• Rowhani pledges 'change" after clinching Iran presidency

• Palestinian statehood at 'dead-end'

• 'No alternative' to Palestinian state: Bill Clinton in Israel

• In Israel, Streisand slams treatment of women

• Shimon Peres: Israel and Iran could negotiate

• Plan for modified European rocket gets backing

	ASSOCIATED PRESS	TO INDEX

• In Israel, Streisand criticizes treatment of women

• Iran's Rowhani urges 'path of moderation'

• Rise of new Iran president delays Israel's military option by at least another year

• Snyder talks up Michigan to Israelis

• Did Minnesota man command Nazi unit?

• Clinton: Israel must make peace with Palestinians to survive

• Syria's Assad: EU will pay price for arming rebels

• Rowhani's 'path of moderation' also shows limits

• Israel picks team to build high-speed web network

• Hamas urges former ally Hezbollah to leave Syria

• Teva Pharma buying MicroDose Therapeutx for $40M

• Israelis living in West Bank demand green laws apply on their side of Green Line

• Palestinian hopes for two states 'not possible', says Israeli minister Bennett

• KitchenAid, SodaStream teaming up on devices

• Egypt Seen to Give Nod Toward Jihadis On Syria

• China hosts Middle East peace forum

• G8 exposes rift among leaders on Syria

• Clinton speaks at Peres Academic Center

• Iran is not the enemy, Peres says

• Israeli PM says sanctions on Iran should increase despite newly elected 'moderate' president

• Rohani: Iran sanctions only benefit Israel

• Iran's Ahmadinejad given court summons

• AP Analysis: Iran president may help shield rulers

	BBC	TO INDEX

• Rouhani vows nuclear transparency

• Rouhani on new 'path'

• Obama and Putin push Syria summit

• Islamists given Egypt governorships

• Iran poll prompts Israeli warning

• Can Iran's Hassan Rouhani deliver?

• Iran profile—timeline

• Palestinian split: Views from Hamas and Fatah, six years on

	CABLE NEWS NETWORK	TO INDEX

• Rouhani: Iran could open talks with U.S. if it quits bullying, respects nuclear rights

• Analyst: Al Qaeda affiliate in Syria now best-equipped of the group

• Iran's new president Rouhani draws congratulations, skepticism

• Putin warns U.S., West against arming organ-eating Syrian rebels

	FOX NEWS	TO INDEX

• Newly-elected Iranian president urges 'path of moderation'

• US handing over Syria to terrorists?

• Promising future in store for Iran?

	ISRAEL DEFENCE FORCES	TO INDEX

• Palestinian farmers participate in conference in Israel

	REUTERS	TO INDEX

• Draghi flags ECB's readiness to act

• Barbra Streisand: Orthodox Jews' Treatment of Women in Israel Is "Distressing"

• Shimon Peres: Israel and Iran could negotiate

• U.S. right to arm Syrian rebels, says Israeli president

• Putin, Obama face off over Syria; rebels get Saudi missiles

• MOVES- UBS, Mizrahi-Tefahot Bank, Legal & General, Frontier

• No change on Iran's uranium enrichment and nuclear programme, says President-elect Hassan Rouhani

• Palestinian statehood at 'dead end': Israeli minister

• Iran's Rohani hopes all will seize chance of friendly ties

• Interview: Iranian discontent unlikely to bring nuclear change—Israel

• Analysis: Change to come slowly after election of Iranian moderate

• Protests to give new turn to Egypt revolution

• Siemens pulls plug on last solar energy business

• Hamas calls on Hezbollah to pull fighters out of Syria

• Israel's Peres: 'World's unemployed terrorists' are flocking to Syria

• Clinton: Israel must make peace in order to survive

• Peres throws his weight behind US plan to arm Syria rebels

• Israel Chemicals challenges plan to review royalties

• Israel sets up panel to study royalties from natural resources

• First natural gas, now Dead Sea minerals: Israel to set policy on natural resource royalties

• Market report / Israel Chemicals drops as TASE rallies

• Israel wins bronze at Ball Hockey Championships

• Israel Toughens Laws Against Anti-Palestinian Vandals

	UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL	TO INDEX

• Israeli ambassador's assistant robbed in Russia

	JERUSALEM POST	TO INDEX

• Bennett condemns alleged Abu Ghosh 'price tag' attack

• Housing, construction minister confirms settlement freeze

• 3 Molotov cocktails thrown at Israeli bus near Bethlehem

• Police: Explosion in Kabul near Afghan national parliament

• Police: Suspected 'Price Tag' attack in Abu Ghosh

• Obama sees Iran's election of moderate as hopeful sign

• Report: Saif Gaddafi to be tried in Libya in August

• Biggest protests in 20 years sweep Brazil

• US lawyer faces tough assignment: Closing Guantanamo

• Obama to meet oversight board about NSA surveillance

• Protests build in Brazil as discontent spreads

• Putin faces isolation over Syria as G8 ratchets up pressure

• Nine dead in Chicago's most violent weekend of the year

• Knesset approves 2013-2014 budget in its first reading

• Obama to pledge $300 m. in humanitarian aid to Syria at G8

• Nearly 250 apply for Boston bomb charity money

• Red alert siren heard in Ashkelon Coast area a false alarm

• Obama says US, Russia share interest in stopping Syria war

• Russia's Putin says disagrees with Obama on Syria

• Syrian pound hits record low on military intervention talk

• BIRD okays funding for 14 energy, medical, water project

• US envoy to NATO says Syria no-fly zone not on NATO agenda

• Haredi Likudniks irked by fast day election

• Gaddafi officials acquitted but stay behind bars

• No changes in parent’s payments to education system next yr

• IAEA chief: Iran nuclear program advances despite sanctions

• Britain urges Iran to negotiate nuclear settlement

• Assad says Europe will 'pay price' if it arms rebels

• Sheshinksi to head second c'tee on natural resources

• Outburst ends Iranian president-elect's news conference

• Rohani: US must recognize Iran nuclear rights before talks

• Saudi Arabia says MERS coronavirus kills four more

• Rohani says Iran not ready to suspend uranium enrichment

• Gulf source: Saudi supplying missiles to Syria rebels

• Turkish deputy PM says army might be used to quell unrest

• Iran's president-elect to pursue moderate foreign policy

• Pope Francis sends Peres 90th birthday greeting

• Iran court ups pressure on Ahmadinejad

• Russia says it will not allow Syria no-fly zones

• Court dismisses soldiers' Kishon River cancer, death suit

• Bennett urges restraint after attack on Rabbi Stav

• Ashton says to keep urging Iran on nuclear program

• Merkel 'appalled' by Turkey's response to protests

• Union workers, riot police face off in Turkish capital

• Erekat: Israel official declared death of 2-state solution

• Mofaz accuses Bennett of supporting a bi-national state

• Labor Dispute at 'Maariv' Hebrew daily newspaper

• IDF not commenting on report Israel attacked Syrian airport

• Two bombings kill at least 10 in restaurant in Iraq

• Report: Hamas delegation in Cairo warned of protests

• Apple got up to 5,000 US data requests in six months

• 'Over 400 people detained in Istanbul clashes'

• Report: Fijians to reenforce depleted UNDOF on Golan

• Peres throws his weight behind US plan to arm Syria rebels

• Peres: Ahmadinejad will be accountable

• Savir's Corner: Peres’s tomorrow

• Obama: Iranian election a sign the people seek change

• Knesset approves proposed budget cuts, despite opposition

• 'Arabs Go Home' sprayed on houses of Abu Ghosh

• Obama, Putin express cautious optimism over Iran

• Balad pushes bill to make Arabs autonomous minority

• Putin faces isolation over Syria as G8 ups pressure

• Clinton: Israel must make peace in order to survive

• Pro-Beduin groups lobby against Prawer-Begin plan

• The eyes of the Old City: 'Mabat 2000' captures all

• Students fly with the Israeli Air Force

• Female police officer censured for racy bikini pics

• 'Iran's nuclear aims advancing despite sanctions'

• Assad warns: Europe will 'pay price' if it arms Syrian rebels

• PM reaffirms Israels commitment to two-states

• Politicians decry attack against Rabbi Stav

• Liberman considers polygraph probe of MKs

• Turkey could deploy army to quell protests

• Rohani puts 'moderate' foot forward, yet shows no sign of halting nuclear program

• Barbra Streisand given honorary doctorate at HU

• TA municipality tries out 25 electric scooters

• Spain, Italy to clash in mouthwatering U-21 final

• Weintraub advances in Wimbledon qualifiers

• Israel wins bronze at Ball Hockey Championships

• PM reaffirms Israels commitment to two-states

• Lapid defiant in face of withering criticism of budget

• Politicians decry attack against Rabbi Stav

• Livni swears on peace, despite Bennett’s comments

• Bennett: Apply Israeli sovereignty over Area C of the West Bank

• Liberman considers polygraph probe of MKs

• Fiji troops to join Golan peacekeeping force

• Left says PM wrong on Iran president Rohani

• Knesset approves state budget on its first reading

• Barbra Streisand given honorary doctorate at HU

• Barbra Streisand embraces Make a Wish kids in J'lem

• BGU students organize party for deaf children

• Turkey could deploy army to quell protests

• Hamas to Hezbollah: Leave Syria and focus on fighting Israel instead

• Analysis: The good and the bad of Rohani’s election

• Syria: Egypt's Morsi joining US, Israeli conspiracy

• Sarah Palin on Syria: Let Allah sort it out

• Knesset approves state budget on its first reading

• Lapid defiant in face of withering criticism of budget

• Israel, India agree to start hi-tech trade fund

	HAARETZ	TO INDEX

• # Rise of new Iran president delays Israel's military option by at least another year

• # Rowhani's test: Prove Iran is a peace-loving nation, and heal the economy

• # Top businessmen warn Netanyahu: Stalled peace process will ruin Israel's economy

• # Sting to rock Auschwitz peace festival where 'anti-Semitism and racism have no place'

• Knesset passes austerity budget for 2013 and 2014

• # Health Ministry to combat spread of polio with vaccination campaign

• Obama and Putin admit to differences on Syria, but share 'united' goal of ending violence

• # IDF brigade refuses to let soldier read poetry on the radio so as not to ruin 'fighter's image'

• IDF soldiers who linked illnesses to toxic river training lose 13-year lawsuit

• # U.S.: No nuclear offer for Iran—it's up to them to compromise

• # Clinton: Israel must make peace with Palestinians in order to survive

• # Idea of a two-state solution has reached 'dead end,' Bennett says

• Idea of a two-state solution has reached 'dead end,' Bennett says

• Turkey could deploy army to quell protests, deputy prime minister says

• Assad: Europe will 'pay the price' if it delivers arms to rebel forces in Syria

• # Allegations of bullying and blackmail poison debate on Israel Down Under

• # Superman, Man of Schlemiel?

• # Health Ministry to combat spread of polio with vaccination campaign

• # Teachers threaten September strike over pay for kindergarten teachers’ overtime hours

• # Public school payments drop, but extras get pricier

• Israeli researchers manage to erase the memories of mice

• # Israel's Make-a-Wish kids meet Peres, and get Barbra Streisand as a bonus

• Knesset passes austerity budget for 2013 and 2014

• # Business in Brief

• First natural gas, now Dead Sea minerals: Israel to set policy on natural resource royalties

• # Top businessmen warn Netanyahu: Stalled peace process will ruin Israel's economy

• # Market report / Israel Chemicals drops as TASE rallies

• # Mizrahi names CFO Eldad Fresher as its next CEO, promising continuity

	YNET—YEDIOT	TO INDEX

• Dozens rally against Hamas officials in Cairo

• Report: Syrian rebels take delivery of anti-tank missiles

• Explosion in Kabul near Afghan national parliament

• Obama: Iran sanctions won't be lifted

• Abu Ghosh: Car tires slashed; anti-Arab graffiti sprayed

• Obama unveils aid package for Syrian refugees

• G8 challenges Russia to sign up to Syria peace plan

• Obama: Setting up no fly zone in Syria no solution

• Budget passes 1st Knesset reading

• Lapid to haredim: You perpetuated poverty culture

• Unions prepare strikes to support Turkey protests

• Anger in southern Egypt over Islamist governor

• Merkel: US intelligence helped foil terror plot

• Hunt for Jimmy Hoffa's body brings Feds to Michigan field

• Russia's Putin says disagrees with Obama on Syria

• Obama says US, Russia share interest in stopping Syria violence

• Discord shows fragility of power balance in Bosnia

• LGBT Task Force against deal with prosecution witness

• Siren heard in Ashkelon Beach Regional Council

• Clinton: Do not see alternative to Palestinian state

• Clinton: You live in peace, but prepare for worst

• Peres to Clinton: ‘Shalom friend’ still in our hearts

• US envoy to NATO says Syria no-fly zone not on agenda

• Report: Hamas' Mashaal, Haniyeh to meet Erdogan on Tuesday

• Report: 30 armed Islamic Jihad operatives entered Sinai from Gaza

• IAEA: Iran nuclear program advances despite sanctions

• Former officer petitions to cancel deal with prosecution witness

• Report: Syrian military defuses Israel-produced mines, explosives

• Assad says Europe will 'pay price' if it arms rebels

• Netanyahu: Iranian vote unlikely to change nuclear policy

• Lapid: Budget aimed at closing socio-economic gaps

• Rohani: Iran sanctions only benefit Israel

• Yesh Atid: We're commited to two-state solution

• Gulf source: Saudi supplying missiles to Syria rebels

• Rohani vows nuclear transparency but not ready to suspend program

• Hamas calls on Hezbollah to pull fighters out of Syria

• Russia says it will not allow Syria no-fly zones

• Rohani: I'll promote dialogue with world

• Livni: Peace talks 'only way to preserve Israel'

• Merkel says shocked by harsh Turkey protest crackdown

• Erekat: Israel 'officially' declared end of two-state solution

• Iran's Ahmadinejad given court summons over feuds

• Secular movement appeals against decision to keep Jerusalem cinema closed on Saturdays

• 4 border guard soldiers get community service for abusing Palestinian

• Diseased Kishon Navy commandos' suit rejected

• Amir Peretz: Palestinian state is in Israel's interests

• Likud Convention elections to be held June 25

• Peace Now: Lapid should leave coalition

• Deputy FM: Bennet's remarks unrelated to PM's stance

• Lapid: Sheshinski Committee 2 to examine natural resources royalties

• Umm al-Fahm murder suspect remanded

• Bennett: Palestinian state idea pointless, reaches dead end

• Obama in N. Ireland; speech, G-8, Putin on tap

• Apple got up to 5,000 US data requests in six months

• Obama, Putin face tough talks on Syria at G8 summit

• Lieberman: Religious leaders should condemn Rabbi Stav slams

• 'Arabs out' graffiti in Abu Ghosh

• Knesset approves State Budget proposal in 1st reading

• Knesset approves State Budget proposal in 1st reading

• In Israel, Streisand criticizes treatment of women

• Bill Clinton: No alternative to Palestinian state

• Peres, Streisand, meet children from Make a Wish foundation

• Lapid defends budget bill, says 'We can't drive successful people away'

• Arabs: Preferential treatment bill 'discriminatory'

• Officers who abused Palestinian get off lightly

• Reports in Syria: Israel attacked another airport

• Iran's Rohani: Sanctions only benefit Israel

• Diseased Kishon Navy commandos' suit rejected

• Bennett: Idea of Palestinian state is pointless

• Fiji troops replace Austrian peacekeepers in Golan

	ISRAEL NATIONAL NEWS (Arutz Sheva)	TO INDEX

• Pioneers of the Periphery: Olim of the South

• Severed Deer Heads at the Entrance to Nachal Amud

• Bennett Condemns Vandalism in Abu-Ghosh

• Ariel: There's a Building Freeze in Judea and Samaria

• Assad Denies Hizbullah Units in Syria

• MK Litzman Against Automatic Organ Donation

• '35 Americans Killed' in Syria Fighting

• Searches Continue for 2 Missing Swimmers

• Obama Doubts No-Fly Zone for Syria, Maintain Iran Press

• Ed C'tee OKs Hikes in Supplemental Payments by Parents

• Weather: Fair and Warmer

• Tires of 28 Vehicles Punctured in Abu-Ghosh

• Merkel: U.S. Helped Us Foil a Terror Attack

• Women of the Wall Welcome Streisand's Remarks

• Fiji Troops Replace Austria in Golan Heights UN Force

• Netanyahu Unveils Stamp in Memory of Former PM Shamir

• Assad Warns Europe: Arm the Rebels and Pay the Price

• Obama and Putin Continue to Disagree on Syria

• Erekat: Israel Declared the Death of the 'Two-State Solution'

• Record Number of Births at Be'er Sheva's Soroka Hospital

• Clinton Donates $500K from Speech Back to Peres Center

• Streisand Slams Hareidim for Anti-Women Stances

• Hamas to Hizbullah: Leave Syria, Fight Israel Instead

• 'Gun Negligent' Father Gets Community Service For Son's Shooting

• Knesset Approves First Reading of State Budget

• Netanyahu: Bennett's Comments Are His Own Opinion

• Expert: 10% of Southern Residents Not Inoculated Againt Polio

• Yaalon Doubtful Iran's New President Will Bring Change

• Thousands of Egyptian Islamists Rally for Syria Jihad

• Chicago Violence Mars Father's Day Weekend

• Orthodox Toronto Family Finds Swastikas on Garage Door

• Forensic Medicine Institute Honors Prof Yehuda Hiss

• Deranged Passenger Held for False Flight Poison Alarm

• Siren Sounds in Ashkelon Council; No Missile Landed

• RCA Supports Rabbi David Stav

• MK Mozes: Treasury Measures like Plagues of Egypt

• Jewish Home Vows to Minimize Yeshiva Austerity

• Supreme Court: Chief Rabbinate Elections by July 24

• Rabbi Yitzchak Yosef Welcomed in New York

• IAEA: Iran Enriching More Uranium

• Lieberman: Submit MKs to Lie Detector over Prisoner X

• Paint Bottle Hurled by PA Arabs at Israeli Bus

• New-Fangled Youth Photography Trends

• Samsung Announces Speedy Upgrade to Flagship Galaxy S4

• 58 Babies Born in Soroka Hospital in 24 Hours

• The Man who Worked to Bring Home Gilad Shalit

• MK Struk Sues 'Roadblock Watch' over Incitement Poem

• MKs Stern and Herzog Promoting Coexistence Covenant

• Rabbis, MKs and Youth on Settlement Weekend in E1

• Deri: Voting in Favor of Budget is unforgivable

• Abbas vs Bennett on PA Statehood

• Yachimovich: Treasury Declared War on 95% of Israelis

• Rouhani Steadfast on Uranium Enrichment despite Hopes

• Peres and Barbara Streisand Moved to Tears

• Bennett Describes Food Industry Regulations

• Yeshiva Administrators 'Ambush' Jewish Home MKs

• USD: 3.6020 NIS

• Nasrallah's Brother Killed in al-Qusair

• Yesh Atid: PA State Essential for the Future

• "Promote Religious Zionist Emigration to Safed"

• Border Policemen Convicted of Abusing PA Arab

• Livni: Israel's Future Depends on Peace with the PA

• Under-21 Soccer Final to Disrupt Jerusalem Traffic

• Bennett: Jewish Home Opposes PA State

• Sarah Palin on Syrian Conflict: 'Let Allah Sort it Out'

• Hareidim Seek Deferral of Likud Vote due to Fast Day

• Jerusalem: Arab Youths Attack Jewish Children

• Pope Wishes Peres Happy Birthday

• Soldier Suit over Kishon Cancer Rejected

• Ketzaleh: Bennett and Lapid will Unite

• New C'tee for Regulating Natural-Resource Royalties

• Bennett: Palestinian State? Put it Behind Us.

• Increased Traffic Enforcement in Judea and Samaria

• 2 Tel Aviv Beaches Reopened for Bathing

• Elections for Likud Institutions in the Next 2 Weeks

• MK Struk Sues Leftist Women over Poem against her Son

• Hizbullah Trains Assad Forces for Aleppo Offensive

• Turkish Police: Protesters in Taksim Considered Terrorists

• Deteriorating Situation on Mount of Olives Discussed

• No-Confidence Motions Removed from Knesset Agenda

• Ma'ariv Journalists Declare Work Dispute

• New Light-Rail Service Center Dedicated

• Tel Aviv Stocks Open with Modest Gains

• Lieberman: All Should Condemn Attack on Rabbi Stav

	ISRAELHAYOM	TO INDEX

• After verbal tirade by Yosef, Stav is physically attacked

• Leave Ovadia alone

• Bennett: Two-state solution is over; time to annex and build

• The Palestinians are blocking Kerry

• Once again, AG blocks bill giving preference to Israelis who serve

• Distinction, or discrimination?

• Will 'moderate' Iranian leader hinder Israel?

• Khamenei still has the last word

• Israel combats price tag raids, but won't classify them as terror

• 'Racist' amusement park says 'sorry' so won't be charged

• Poll: Most Israelis believe African refugees are 'dangerous'

• Israelis to be automatically added to organ donor pool

	TIMES OF ISRAEL	TO INDEX

• Middle East state reportedly sends rebels antitank missiles

• Seeking a Syria consensus despite US-Russia divide

• Putin: US, Russia’s positions on Syria don’t jibe

• G8 exposes rift among leaders on Syria

• Likud sources: Bennett’s comments a lifeline for Lapid

• San Francisco’s Jewish farm needs more room to grow

• Bill Clinton: No alternative to two-state solution

• Knesset passes 2013-14 budget in first reading

• Rowhani’s past actions speak louder than today’s soft words, experts say

• Liberman seeks polygraph tests to root out Prisoner X leaker

• Israeli college’s Clashers app brings music lovers together

• Gaza woman, 21, struggling with 11 kids

• That’s Dr. Barbra Streisand to you

• IDF soldiers nabbed for growing pot

• US envoy says NATO not considering Syrian no-fly zone

• Saudis supplying missiles to Syrian rebels, Gulf source says

• Assad says Europe will pay price if it arms rebels

• G8 exposes rift among leaders on Syria

• Hamas deploys 600-strong force to prevent rocket fire at Israel

• Hamas to Hezbollah: Get out of Syria

• Islamist students vow to fight PA crackdown in West Bank

• Rowhani ‘sophisticated,’ not moderate, Liberman says

• Unions strike, protest in support of park activists

• Egypt-Syria diplomatic cut creates havoc for refugees

• Iran votes for change, but new president will have a hard time delivering

• Heads up: Jewish brewer thriving amid craft beer boom

• Hospital offers parents digital updates on their preemies

• ‘Make-a-Wish’ kids sing with Streisand, Peres

• Pope sends Peres an early happy birthday

• New anti-Semitic Polish party claims ‘bad Jews’ run the country

	ALGEMEINER	TO INDEX

• Pope sends Peres an early happy birthday

• Hamas Calls on Hezbollah to Leave Syria and Focus on Fighting ‘Zionist Enemy’

• The BBC Discovers Matkot, Israel’s ‘Faster, Harder and Noisier’ Version of Paddle Ball (VIDEO)

• Report: Following Rohani Victory, West, Iran Eager to Resume Nuclear Talks

• Pope Offers Greetings for Israeli President Peres’s 90th Birthday

• Report: Hezbollah Chief Hassan Nasrallah’s Brother Killed in Syria Fighting

• Pet Shop Boys Tout Israeli Equality for Jews and Arabs

• Syrian Rebels: Israel Responsible for Huge Explosion at Damascus Airport

• Report: Hezbollah Chief Nasrallah has Been Visiting Syria in Support of Militia Fighters

• Israeli Researchers Suggest New Predictor for Heart Disease

• Israeli Minister Bennett: Idea of Palestinian State Has Reached Dead End

• U.S. and Israeli Officials Planning Possible Syria Action

• Ya’alon, in Washington, Says Arab Peace Initiative is ‘Spin’

	JEWISH TELEGRAPHIC AGENCY	TO INDEX

• Bill Clinton to Israelis: Share future with a Palestinian state

• Tel Aviv joins Honolulu, Rio among top 10 beach spots

• RCA backs Stav following harassment of chief rabbi hopeful

• Fiji troops to join depleted Golan peacekeeping force

• Montreal Mayor Michael Applebaum arrested in corruption crackdown

• Two-state solution is dead, Israeli coalition partner Bennett says

• Paris rabbi: Israeli goose liver ban jeopardizes kosher slaughter

• Knesset panel’s debate on civil unions postponed over language

• Uri Geller was CIA spy, documentary claims

• Evelyn Kozak, world’s oldest Jewish person, dies at 113

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