Speech, designed to help Israel with Europe, could hurt Obama at home Plus Egypt's Second Revolution, and more Thank God we have better stuff to read Congrats to Project Projects  | |  The French-Israeli singer Yael Naïm—you know her work from that MacBook Air ad—brings an elusive, shifting identity to her mysterious but catchy songs of love and loss It was around 9:30 on a Monday evening as Yael Naïm's band finished the opening song of its set. Naïm continued to play the piano, gradually feeling her way toward a new chord progression. On certain nights, Le Poisson Rouge, a sub-sidewalk-level venue in Manhattan's Greenwich Village, sets tables, club-style, throughout the floor. Only a few tables were out on this May night, though, and only on a small deck in the back of the house for a crowd of a few hundred people. More  | Benjamin Netanyahu's speech to Congress this week, filled with falsehoods and untruths, defies the spirit of this week's parasha, which urges us to be diligent with numbers and facts More |  | The Cairo Geniza did more than cast light on Judaism's literary heritage; it helped us recognize that history's raw materials can be anything from illuminated manuscripts to bits of junk More BY JENNA WEISSMAN JOSELIT |  | This Week in Israel: Obama and Netanyahu spar, a conglomerate is slapped for sales to Iran, the IDF changes uniforms, an Israeli wins at Cannes, and more More | |
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