Original sentence: Amongst Ashkenazi Jews outside of Israel, this is done only one major holidays; amongst Sephardi and Mizrahi Jews this is done every Sabbath as well, and in Israel it is done every day.At present the only priesthood-related function still carried out in public worship is the blessing on during the Amidah portion of the service.The practice in Orthodox Judaism and in some forms of [[Conservative Judaism}Conservative Jewish]] synagogues is that water is poured out by Levites, for the use of individuals who are members who are Kohanim (heredity members of the priesthood), who wash their hands in it and then perform the blessing; special silver vessels are usually used for the purpose of pouring water out in this manner, and in consequence many individuals use images of these vessels on their tombstones, as a symbol of their Levite ancestry
Edited sentence: At present, Judaism regards the priesthood as being in abeyance, and the only priesthood-related function still carried out in public worship is the blessing on Jewish holidays.The practice in Orthodox Judaism and in many forms of Conservative Judaism is that water is poured out by Levites, for the use of individuals who are members who are Kohanim (heredity members of the priesthood), who wash their hands in it and then perform the blessing; special silver vessels are usually used for the purpose of pouring water out in this manner, and in consequence many individuals use images of these vessels on their tombstones, as a symbol of their Levite ancestry