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recounted the argument between Bob Schaible (who blames Israel) and Natan Kahn (who blames Hamas). The article s subtitle in the print edition ( Emotions run close to the surface ) and the tone of the article concentrated on the divisiveness of the issue. This polarized argument story was presented as news on Page A8.
described how a rabbi, an imam and a priest are combining efforts for an interfaith meeting place. People of different faiths will be praying under the same roof at the House of One. The heartwarming harmony story was buried in Section D, relegated to human interest status.

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