IDF Chief of Staff Lieutenant General Benny Gantz and US Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Martin Dempsey met Monday to discuss Iran and Syria. [Ynet]

Jewish settlers have limited Palestinian access to water sources in the West Bank, a UN report said Monday. [The Daily Star]

US President Barack Obama discussed the stalled Middle East peace process with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas in their first meeting in six months. [Ynet]

Nehemia Shtrasler argues that the summer’s social protest leaders need to realize that their cause is being sidelined by politicians who know how to play the game. [Haaretz]

Documents recently revealed in Brazil and Chile show that at least 9,000 Nazi war criminals escaped to South America at the end of the war. [Israel Hayom]

Researchers said Monday that World War II hero Raoul Wallenberg's appointment to Budapest, which enabled his rescue of Hungarian Jews, might have been orchestrated. [Haaretz]

Journalist Phil Jacobs tells the stories of survivors of sexual abuse in his documentary “Standing Silent.” [The Washington Post]

Chai Jewish Center is hosting a communal Passover Seder on the first night of the Jewish holiday. [Wicked Local Canton]