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Noah

In the Old Testament, the son of Lamech and father of Shem, Ham, and Japheth, who, according to God's instructions, built a ship, the ark, so that he and his family and specimens of all existing animals might survive the Flood. There is also a Babylonian version of the tale, the Epic of Gilgamesh.



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Chaia Noach, of the Negev Coexistence Forum, said: ' The whole attempt of the JNF that they are just a sub-contractor doing work on behalf of others is an unconvincing fig-leaf over the nakedness of ethnocracy.
Concerning the tenet of "Gemilus Chasadim" (acts of loving kindness) we learn that our proclivities for such kindness and largesse can be found in our spiritual DNA, as we are taught about the "Ark Rehab" that Noach endured.
Standing in front of the building, we could not help but feel a sense of melancholy for Rabbi Gavriel Noach Holtzberg, who died with his wife, Rivka, during the 2008 terror attack on Nariman House.
 
 
 
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