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Meaning Israel meaning
What does Israel mean?
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Rabbi, you are the Son of God; you are the King of Israel.
In most countries, with the exception of the Arab countries and Israel, Saturday and Sunday are defined as the weekend.
Hosni Mobarak has only one friend. It's Israel.
A few months later, Israel invaded Egypt.
Israel's right to exist should not be up for discussion.
Israel is a developed country.
Will Israel attack Iran?
Will Iran attack Israel?
What do you know about Israel?
I'm from Israel.
I, the Preacher, was king over Israel in Jerusalem.
Israel is the Jew among the national states!
Israel should be wiped off the map.
Recently, Israel and Iran have very few things in common, but Esperanto is one of them.
Jerusalem is the capital of Israel.
Israel is a very small country.
Israel has become one of the most important high-tech centers in the world.
Movie subtitles
The ancient Roman ruins here at Caesarea in israel are a pretty potent reminder of that.
What I say will not be directed to the children of the double-cross but to the children of Israel!
The Lord said the people of Israel would be destroyed by fire and sword.
Hear, Oh, Israel, the Lord our God.
I can already see the milk and honey flowing for the people of Israel.
His word should be understood in Israel's favor.
Yes. JE Abrahams, Mount Sinai Hospital, Beth Israel, or both.
From the people of Israel, 100,000 marks of silver.
That you renounce the faith of Israel.
We are Levites, appointed shepherds of Israel.
God of our fathers, who has appointed an end to the bondage of Israel, blessed am I among all mothers in the land, for my eyes have beheld thy deliverer.
Give this prince of Israel one day's ration of bread and water.
He would not be only the god of Israel or of Ishmael alone, but of all men.
I do not know your God, nor will I let Israel go.
King of all Israel out there in the darkness exposing himself to the enemy crawling on his belly like a common soldier.
Oh, King of Judah and Israel, live forever.
The king of Israel warms himself in the sun of the pharaoh's regard.
You promised me, as the heir to Israel all the vineyards north of the Mount of Olives as far as the borders of Ephraim yet you have given the large vineyard on the Gibeon road to Absalom.
By taking you back I made Israel one.
Ah, it was a black day for Israel.
Yet Israel found a king in David.
Yea, I will smite Israel for its sin against me.
Woe unto Israel.
The heart of the pharaoh bleeds for his cousin and for the people of Israel.
She has brought the wrath of God upon Israel.
It is said that he comes to choose a king over Israel.
And is there no one in the ranks of Israel who dares to meet this man?
T hen Israel out?
Hebrew.. born in Israel, so naturally.
But we live in the State of Israel not the desert.
There's no reason why soft breasts and thighs should keep her from killing everybody to stay free or defend herself. Consider Cuba, Vietnam, Israel.
Without Jerusalem, there is no Israel.
Don't you want to be the first general of the army of Israel in 2,000 years?
Three cheers for Israel!
Israel or Egypt?
As an infant I moved to Israel.
Israel.
I'd give him the Israel prize, what a performance.
News and current affairs
For almost two generations, Abba Eban was Israel's voice - its messenger to the high and mighty among the nations as well as to the Jewish people all over the world.
As Ambassador to the United States and the UN, and later as Foreign Minister, he represented an Israel with which the world's liberal imagination could identify.
He was less adept in political infighting in Israel.
At a time when public debate in Israel is torn between pseudo-religious nationalist fanatics and anti-Zionists masquerading as post-modernists, the moral certitudes of Eban, for all their urbanity, may sound shallow.
The idea of normalizing relations with Israel has incited fierce hostility among some imams in the mosques as well as on the Internet.
How it is received may not only determine the state of Israel-Palestine negotiations for a considerable time to come, but Saudi Arabia's domestic peace as well.
This pattern of action and inaction by the Council has given greater credence to those who believe the UN's highest human rights body is inherently anti-Israel.
The US offered various sweeteners to induce Israel to freeze its West Bank settlement construction for another 90 days.
Israel's main concern continues to be security.
And, over time, Israeli settler disengagement from the West Bank and East Jerusalem has become just as impossible as any attempt by Israel to expel its remaining Arabs.
In all, there are eight nuclear-weapon states - the US, Russia, Britain, France, China, Israel, India, and Pakistan.
Nor could Israel, with its overwhelming technological advantage, defeat Hezbollah in Lebanon.
More rockets and missiles fell on northern Israel in 33 days than hit Britain during all of World War II.
Inter-state combat may still occur where strategic front lines can be found, such as Israel's border with Syria, India's border with Pakistan, and the border dividing the two Koreas.
The rhetoric applied to Israel becomes ever more extreme, and conducive to hatred.
Advocates of discriminatory measures often charge their opponents with stifling legitimate criticism of Israel.
Many of the boycotts' critics are also critical of Israel.
Some see this hostility to Israel as camouflaging old-fashioned anti-Semitism.
The actions of the British academic unions have Israel as their obvious target.
To accommodate his security needs, the hotel had been converted into a fortress, much like Israel itself.
In practice, Israel has been taking other measures to secure its future.
But, to the hawks who now control Israeli politics, the key to Israel's security depends on depth of defense, for which expansion of the settlements is indispensable.
The Syrians might be tempted to launch an offensive against Israel with the objective of breaking the deadlock over the future of the Golan Heights.
The Iraq war and Israel's wars with Hamas and Hezbollah show the limits of what military power can achieve, as well as vindicate diplomacy and conflict resolution.
Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's announcement that he plans to dismantle Jewish settlements in the Gaza Strip, as well as some settlements in the West Bank, has shocked and caught people off guard both in Israel and around the world.
Despite the way it often looks to outsiders, debates in Israel about the future of the occupied territories have never been confined to hawks and doves.
Like everything in Israel, the process is more complicated, especially where the hawks are concerned.