Enshrined or carried into battle, the ark, in Hebrew Scriptures, marked the presence of God with an empty space -- the space between the cherubim.
18) as the organization -- also known as Taglit, in Hebrew -- marked its 13th year of leading free trips to Israel with Birthright Israel's Bar/Bat Mitzvah Bash, a night of Hora-dancing, glowstick-wearing nostalgia at 512 W. 42nd St. in New York City.
At times, he called on the familiar metaphor of American blacks as modern-day equivalents of the ancient Hebrews, a people marked by terrible suffering and displacement.
This year, I hope that God doesn't just "pass over" our home, in the traditional understanding of the word - that the angel of death passed over the homes of the Hebrews who'd marked their doorposts with lamb's blood.
Except for rare silver coins of much earlier date, with types of Greek origin but marked with brief Hebrew inscriptions, there were no Judaean issues until about 135 bc; the Seleucid coinage of Syria had in the meantime supplied the necessary currency.
Bulging black plastic bags, sealed with masking tape marked with Rabbi Shemtov's Hebrew signature, are lugged in.
The main Twitter site has been available in those two languages, as well as Hebrew and Urdu, since March (which also marked the first time Twitter was available in right-to-left languages).
So, marked in Russian, Polish, English or Hebrew, in some cases decorated by both a cross and a Star of David, the graves began to fill in Revadim.
The sign bore the number of the grave it once marked, 46, and an Arab name scrawled in Hebrew: Hiba Daraghmeh.
The area by the Arab market is marked by a huge sign, in English and Hebrew, proclaiming it "Gross Square -- in memory of Aaron Gross, murdered by Arab terrorists in 1983".
Zochrot's Omar al-Ghubari pointed out the concrete foundations – all that remains – of a school and marked the spot with a metal sign in Arabic, Hebrew and English, before posing for photographs.
