Mr. Barak called Jerusalem "the eternal capital of Israel" and then went on to say, "We recognize that Jerusalem is also sacred to Muslims and Christians the world over, and cherished by our Palestinian neighbors".
If there is a criticism, it is that Sivan does suffer from the same disease that mars Adele's work: every song is a break-up song, tears are there to be lingered over and cherished and turned into million-selling songs.
Bruce R., beloved husband of Linda K. (nee Eck) for over 43 years, cherished father of Scott (Jan), Derick, Heather, Tobie, and Rebecca; dear brother of Brenda Klus, Elaine Bartlett, Lowell Sharp and Beth Hondorff.
It was jam-packed with sentimental heirlooms -- some valuable, some not -- collected and cherished over the 84 years she lived.
One of the great stories that I have cherished over the years is the close relationship that my paternal grandfather had with Paul Robeson.
They are now cherished all over Japan as after-work watering holes which offer inexpensive, informal dining, similar to Italian enotecas.
British troops wore strap watches during the Boer War to coördinate flanking operations, and in the First World War the rugged trench watch, with its metal grid over the crystal, was cherished by soldiers.
"We have nurtured and cherished them over many years, our audiences love them and they are precious to us, but we hope the tendering process will offer an opportunity to test value for money and ensure we are delivering the very best programmes for viewers".
But in a party that has historically cherished familiarity over the new, that faithfully served up Adlai Stevenson to Dwight Eisenhower a second time in 1956 and that still votes for anyone named Kennedy, the jettisoning of Jim Florio represents a change on some level.
