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Torah scrolls removed from Gaza''s largest synagogue

(19 Aug 2005) SHOTLIST Neve Dekalim 1. Wide of synagogue interior, zoom in to Torah scrolls 2. Man in prayer shawl hugging another man, surrounded by security forces 3. Torah scrolls being removed 4. Men praying 5. Tracking shot of Torah scrolls being carried out 6. Wide shot of scrolls being held and security forces surrounding 7. Security forces crying 8. Torah scrolls being taken out of synagogue 9. Security forces crying 10. Settlers and men in prayer shawls Gan Or 11. Torah being held, audio of Shofar horn 12. Man blowing Shofar horn 13. Man carrying Torah Scrolls down stairs 14. Man blowing Shofar horn 15. Torah scrolls being walked away 16. People gathered around Torah, audio of Shofar blowing 17. Close up of Torah 18. Torah being carried onto bus 19. Torah sitting on bus seat STORYLINE While Israeli troops encountered more resistance on the second day of removing Gaza settlers, one object that was mutually treated with respect was the Torah scrolls within the synagogues. In Neve Dekalim, the Jewish scrolls were ceremoniously removed from their sacred place, Aron Kodesh, and carried onto a waiting bus. Both settlers and security forces shed tears as they watched the scrolls being moved en route to a new synagogue in a new community. The Torah Scrolls, housed in an elaborate velvet embroidered bag and silver cover, is regarded as the most Holy object in Judaism. It is made up of the first five books of the Bible and contains the early history of the Jews. Hand written on sheepskin parchment, the Torah Scrolls, according to belief, should not be mistreated or damaged. At Gan Or, a similar ceremony to remove the holy writings took place inside they synagogue. Once outside, a shofar, or ceremonial goat''s horn, was blown as devotees followed the Scrolls to a waiting bus. The shofar is normally only used on special holidays, such as Rosh Hashannah and Yom Kippur. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...