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Merrick rally gives voice to supporters of Israel in conflict with Hamas

Merrick rally gives voice to supporters of Israel in conflict with Hamas
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By Samuel Bruel (Continued) In the spring of 1853 the City Council of Cincinnati passed an ordinance prohibiting any more interments within the corporation bounds. The Cemetery of the K. K. B. Yeshurun congregation is located within these limits. This interdict greatly embarrassed them, because land in any way suited for such purpose is difficult to obtain. — July 28, 1854 150 Years Ago Wanted.—Information of the whereabouts of Mr. Weilersbach, of Thiersfeld near Bayreuth, Bavaria. Address, or call at this office for important information concerning said gentleman. Morris Fishel, Nashville, Tenn.    Wanted.—An Israelite, a young man, to work among his people in the serving of a Life Insurance Co., apply at this office.

My Brother s Keeper : Cain, Abel and the World s First Sibling Rivalry

This gilded bronze detail from the Baptistery of San Giovanni in Florence, Tuscany, shows Cain killing Abel. DeAgostini/Getty Images The biblical story of Cain and Abel runs only 17 short verses in the book of Genesis, but it contains a significant number of firsts : Earth s first pair of siblings, God s first mention of sin, and most famously the first act of murder in human history. Whether or not you believe that these two brothers ever existed, the morality tale of Cain and Abel is a foundational myth of Western culture. Rabbi Dan Ornstein of Congregation Ohav Shalom in Albany, New York, says that Cain and Abel remain so fascinating and relevant today because it s more than a cautionary tale about the dangers of sibling rivalry. The story functions as a mirror that all readers religious or not can use to reflect on our own thoughts and actions.

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