Examples of using Interviewed separately in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The three men, interviewed separately, said that the demonstration posed no threat to Israeli forces.
Another member of the extended family, Yusuf Abu Eida,35, interviewed separately, fled with a second group on January 7.
The two men's families, interviewed separately, said the men were neither participating in the fighting nor members of any armed group.
Three other people who were staying in the school, interviewed separately, provided consistent accounts of the attack.
Hashem Dahalan, interviewed separately, confirmed that he witnessed Israeli troops destroy two of Majid's family's homes with anti-tank mines, and another two with bulldozers.
According to two other witnesses, interviewed separately, the IDF opened fire on the group without warning.
Interviewed separately, a resident of another house on al-Shuhada Street who was watching from a balcony said that she saw an Israeli civilian of the same description holding a firearm in the moments before the shooting, and that she had heard him cursing the Palestinian youth.
According to Omar, Ahmad and Mohammad Abu Halima,as well as three other witnesses from the area interviewed separately, Israeli forces fired on the family as they tried to evacuate the wounded and dead to the hospital on tractors and in a car, killing two cousins, Mohammad and Mattar.
Fawzi's brother, Mousa, interviewed separately, told Human Rights Watch that Israeli restrictions had prevented him from improving his home and building adequate pens for his sheep and chickens.
The committee spokesman, Fakri Abu Diab, interviewed separately, said,“they came to the homes of the residents' committee, and summoned us, so we went.
Nahed Attaya, 35, interviewed separately, also said that their group left the area for Khan Yunis on the first day of the ground invasion, after the area came under tank fire from the east during the afternoon.
Each team member will be interviewed separately to ensure that everyone knows the structural and mechanical concepts.
Another resident of the area interviewed separately, who asked that his name not be published out of fear for his security, told Human Rights Watch that Israeli forces called him at around 8 a.m. on June 13 and told him to open a shop he owns near Zayed's building.
Each team member will be interviewed separately to ensure that everyone knows the structural and mechanical concepts.
Both Wade and Nowitzki, interviewed separately for this story a week apart, expressed sincere appreciation for the other.
According to three residents, interviewed separately, white phosphorus shells exploded above private homes, showering the area with burning wedges.
Another neighborhood resident interviewed separately, 55-year-old Muhammad al-Sharif, a paint factory owner, told Human Rights Watch what he knew about the burning car.
He and two other witnesses, whom Human Rights Watch interviewed separately, said that he was about 150 meters from the fences wearing a flak jacket marked“Press” when he was shot in the leg.
Nada's father, Radwan al-Marrdi, interviewed separately, confirmed to Human Rights Watch that his daughter was shot in the back of the head as the family was walking eastwards along the road in an effort to reach the UNRWA school in Beit Lahiya.
Parents of other children at the school andmembers of a parents' committee, interviewed separately, gave consistent accounts of the police presence at the school, and repeated incidents in which Israeli security forces fired tear gas and rubber bullets at students, often in the context of stone-throwing but students and their parents also allege without provocation on some occasions.
Girls, uhhh, we will do the interviews separately, so… Janet and the officers will show you where to go.
The police interviewed them separately?
Human Rights Watch separately interviewed Abdallah's son Freih, 21, who gave a similar account.
Human Rights Watch separately interviewed three family members who were on the roof when the missile struck.
You interviewed Noel and Liam separately.
Human Rights Watch separately interviewed Sufian's cousin, Talaat Ahmad Silmi, 45, who works in Gaza's central blood bank.
Human Rights Watch separately interviewed two members of the al-Sultan family who were in the Asma school at the time of the attack.
Human Rights Watch later separately interviewed Nur's father, Hassan al-Tarabin, 73, at his home in Juhr al-Dik, several hundred meters to the east.
Human Rights Watch separately interviewed several members of the al-Samuni family in order to establish the extent and timing of the destruction of many of their homes and agricultural lands in the area.