That is Baka, the master builder.

The master builder will not follow.

Why? Because now the builders loved it even more.

Why? Because now the builders loved it even more. (Laughter)

You were curiously gentle with the builders.

Listen, no more packages today. We're waiting for the masons.

And who am I to deny the word of the master builder?

First I have a call to make on the master builder.

Joshua's strength didn't kill the master builder.

Baka, the master builder, has told me that I can rely on you.

I have found him in the midst of treachery and treason, with the blood of your master builder red upon his hands.

The name and rank of Khentakawess was inscribed on the inner walls of the tomb, probably by the builders.

Tell them we're waiting for masons and we can't send anything until further notice.

All the designers, all of the builders, everybody was local, all the time was pro bono.

Turns out the builders not only loved the origami more, they thought that everybody would see the world in their view.

The project will enable a limited number of tradesmen, such as masons, carpenters, car mechanics, electricians and plumbers, to resume their trades as well as to provide regular services to displaced communities.

If a builder build a house for some one, even though he has not yet completed it if then the walls seem toppling, the builder must make the walls solid from his own means.

(d) Provision of the appropriate assistance by the Secretariat and the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights to ensure that the promotion and protection of all human rights are guided by the principles of impartiality, objectivity and non selectivity, in the spirit of constructive international dialogue and cooperation

Over the course of the years, they were the masons who built our homes, they washed dishes in the restaurants where we ate, they were the merchants from whom we used to buy goods, and workers in the greenhouses of the kibbutzim.

In 2002 the Curriculum Department underwent a major review to implement this law with changes to the text of books used in schools depicting women in roles of nurses or teachers and men in roles of mechanics or builders.

They were born in Gaza or pushed there as refugees during the war of 1948, or in other wars. Over the course of the years, they were the masons who built our homes, they washed dishes in the restaurants where we ate, they were the merchants from whom we used to buy goods, and workers in the greenhouses of the kibbutzim.