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September 30, 2008
The Mount of Olives in Jerusalem has become a flashpoint for tension between Jews and Arabs. A protest has been raised against plans to build an Arab commercial center near the Mount of Olives, a project that protesters says will impinge on the skyline of the sacred site and block the view of the Jewish cemetery.
September 29, 2008
An area of Iraq that some believe is the site of the legendary Garden of Eden described in the Old Testament is getting some much-needed international attention. The United Nations Environment Program and the Iraqi government are working together to restore Iraq’s marshlands, which has been a valuable ecosystem of flora and fauna since the time of the ancient Mesopotamian empire.
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The 2008 International Congress of the Society of Biblical Literature opened Sunday afternoon, July 6, 2008, at the University of Auckland in Auckland, New Zealand. Robin Gallaher Branch, Professor of Biblical Studies at Crichton College, reports.
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