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Palestinians demanded that Israel halt construction in East Jerusalem.Jerusalem = capital and largest city of the modern state of Israel; a holy city for Jews, Christians and Muslims
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He insists that Arabs and Israelis can find a way to get along in Jerusalem.
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For some reason I am taken aback to find a collection of his possessions spread across its ticking: a green plastic canteen; a tiny bottle of waterpurification tablets; a used-up cylinder of Chap Stick; a pair of insulated flight pants of the type sold in military-surplus stores; a paperback copy of the bestsellerO Jerusalem!† (source)
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Like they have in Jerusalem.† (source)
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In Jerusalem or Cape Town, perhaps?† (source)
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The Twin Cities aren't the New Jerusalem!'† (source)
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The Lord is rebuilding Jerusalem; he gathers in the scattered sons of Israel.† (source)
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They told me they had come from Nazareth and was on their way to Jerusalem.† (source)
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"The Priory of Sion," he began, "was founded in Jerusalem in 1099 by a French king named Godefroi de Bouillon, immediately after he had conquered the city."† (source)
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Images from old history flip through his head, sidebars from Blood and Roses: Ghenghis Khan's skull pile, the heaps of shoes and eyeglasses from Dachau, the burning corpse-filled churches in Rwanda, the sack of Jerusalem by the Crusaders.† (source)
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If Lakshmi, goddess of wealth, one day favours me bountifully, Oxford is fifth on the list of cities I would like to visit before I pass on, after Mecca, Varanasi, Jerusalem and Paris.† (source)
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THIS IS NOT THE ONLY TIME THAT MARY KEEPS THINGS IN HER HEART DON'T YOU REMEMBER WHEN THEY GO TO JERUSALEM FOR PASSOVER AND JESUS GOES TO THE TEMPLE AND TALKS TO THE TEACHERS, AND JOSEPH AND MARY ARE WORRIED ABOUT HIM BECAUSE THEY CAN'T FIND HIM—THEY'RE LOOKING ALL OVER FOR HIM—AND HE TELLS THEM, WHAT ARE YOU WORRIED ABOUT, WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING FOR ME FOR, 'DID YOU NOT KNOW THAT I MUST BE IN MY FATHER'S HOUSE?'† (source)
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A few years back he'd changed the end of the play-sort of followed it up with his own version, complete with old man Scrooge becoming a preacher and all, heading off to Jerusalem to find the place where Jesus once taught the scribes.† (source)
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He asked to be buried in Jerusalem.† (source)
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Hebron had a single farcaster terminex in New Jerusalem and allowed portals nowhere else.† (source)
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Now there were dwelling in Jerusalem Jews, devout men from every nation under heaven.† (source)
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