Examples of using Federman in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
This is Wayne Federman.
Federman, that wasn't a movie.
It's Wayne/Federman out in L. A.
Well, there is no real Gospel of Mary, Federman.
Ben Federman again, another pre-call.
You know, Mulder, I know that Federman's B.S. Ing you.
Irwin Federman Partner U S Venture Partners.
I have a standing,very uncompetitive tennis game with my buddy Federman on Thursday.
Federman got me an associate producer credit on the movie.
On 23 May 1994, the administrative detention orders against two Kach activists,Noam Federman and Benzion Gopstein, were extended for another three months.
Natalia Federman, Director for Human Rights, Ministry of Security;
On 3 December, the Jerusalem Magistrate ' s Court acquitted the former Kach spokesman,Noam Federman, of throwing firecrackers at Palestinians in 1993.
And Wayne Federman's invited us out to L.A. To watch his movie being filmed.
On 19 November 1993, the Jerusalem Magistrates Court released Kach movement leaders Baruch Marzel andNoam Federman who had been arrested during President Ezer Weizman ' s visit to Kiryat Arba.
On the other hand, Federman said that“… we merely dealt with them in the spirit of Kahane.
Seven right-wing activists, Eyal Noked, Baruch Ben-Yossef, Shmuel Ben-Yacov, Benzion Gopstein, Baruch Marzel,Noam Federman and Avraham Sha ' ar, are currently under administrative detention.
Mr. Federman denied having any connection with the fire.(Ha ' aretz; Jerusalem Post, 21 May).
On 2 September 1994, it was reported that according to an order issued by OC Central Command Maj.-Gen. Ilan Biran,Noam Federman, the Kach activist released after six months of administrative detention three days earlier.
Agent Mulder, Mr. Federman will accompany you today to Christ's Church… where he will act as an observer on this case.
Of the nine Kach and Kahane Hai activists who were arrested after the Hebron massacre on 25 February,only three would remain in administrative detention after Federman ' s release: Baruch Marzel, Baruch Ben-Yossef and Shmuel Ben-Yaacov.(Jerusalem Post, 24 and 25 August 1994).
In the case of Noam Federman, the Supreme Court had stated that it had been implemented in order to prevent an illegal action and had not been intended as punishment for an act that had already been committed.
On 2 May 1994, the High Court of Justice ruled that six Kach activists(Eyal Noked, Baruch Marzel,Noam Federman, Michael Ben-Horin, Baruch Ben-Yossef and Shmuel Ben-Ya ' acov) should be allowed to submit new appeals against their administrative detention.
The Jerusalem Magistrates Court gave Federman a six-month sentence, suspended for three years, and gave him the option of paying a fine of approximately $1,000 or spending 60 days in jail.(Ha ' aretz, Jerusalem Post, 22 February 1994).
On 3 February, a scuffle broke out in the Jerusalem Magistrate's Court between Dr. Ahmed Tibi, an adviser to the Palestinian Authority President Arafat,and a handful of right-wing activists headed by Noam Federman of the outlawed right-wing Kach movement. The incident occurred after the Magistrate Judge finished reading an indictment against Tibi for allegedly attacking a border policemen the year before at a roadblock near the West Bank village of Surda.
On 8 February 1994, Kach spokesman Noam Federman and Yehoyada Kahalani were acquitted by the Jerusalem District Court of setting fire to a car belonging to an Arab from Hebron in 1993 and of interfering with the activities of IDF soldiers.(Ha ' aretz, Jerusalem Post, 9 February 1994).
On 21 February 1994, Kach spokesman Noam Federman was convicted of assault and unseemly public behaviour for spitting on Faisal Husseini on 19 January 1990, when the Palestinian leader was brought to court for a remand hearing.
On 19 April 1994, six detainees(Eyal Noked, Noam Federman, Baruch Marzel, Baruch Ben-Yossef, Shmuel Ben-Yacov and Michael Ben-Horin), who were currently held in administrative detention, filed an appeal with the High Court of Justice asking for release from Sharon Prison under the same conditions, as far as possible, as those applied to their companion Shmuel Ben-Yishai(see para. 281).(Ha ' aretz, 20 April 1994).