Examples of using Jerusalemites in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Eastern Jerusalemites.
We Jerusalemites don't have weapons, we have the streets'.
It was organized by the Jerusalemites themselves.
Many Jerusalemites now live there.
As of this morning I am mayor of all Jerusalemites.
Not for Jerusalemites only!
So then, is another shows us how he, the Jerusalemites.
East Jerusalemites are residents but not citizens.
This isn't the snow that veteran Jerusalemites know, but it is white and soft.
We Jerusalemites don't have weapons but we have the street.
At the moment, East Jerusalemites feel like orphans.”.
Some Jerusalemites love it; others regard it as an outrageous eyesore.
In the last election in 2013,fewer than 2% of eligible eastern Jerusalemites voted.
Imad Hammada is one of 289 Jerusalemites whose residency was revoked in 2007.
An undivided Jerusalemis the best guarantee of a better life for all Jerusalemites.
Palestinian East Jerusalemites are not citizens of Israel, nor may they vote in national elections.
The percentage of smokers inJerusalem is not relatively high, but Jerusalemites smoke more cigarettes per day.
But these were Jerusalemites who experienced a sense of solidarity and pride they hadn't felt in years.
The Oslo Accords, in one of its rare positive sections, annulled this liberty of the occupier to revoke Palestinian residency,but not that of the Jerusalemites.
It doesn't matter where you go- Jerusalemites always know how to find you,” testifies his son Shabtai.
Among Jerusalemites who had read newspapers, 66% reported that they had read newspapers in Hebrew, 26% in Arabic, 4% in Russian and 4% in English.
The complete picture is not only with the Jerusalemites and the settlers, or just with the Tel Avivians and the kibbutz dwellers.
Those Eastern Jerusalemites saw his arrival and the initial consolidation of the Palestinian Authority as the start of a new era that was expected to produce positive and welcome change.
Our fund was always considered to be a fund of Jerusalemites, Americans, religious people, English speakers─ definitely a“strange bird” in the field.
Again, this is because Arab Jerusalemites- despite their Palestinian national identity- have come around to a pragmatic attitude towards Israeli authorities.
In this context, it is important to note that Eastern Jerusalemites are not monolithic, and that there is a fairly broad span of socioeconomic levels among the neighborhoods.
Many drivers, and perhaps many Jerusalemites, understand both languages, or they at least equally enjoy the broadcasts and music in both languages.
In 2011, approximately 64% of all Jerusalemites age 20 and above indicated that their mother's education did not exceed 12 years.
The expulsion of[Palestinian] Jerusalemites from their homes also continues, and the entire city is now being threatened with the complete erasure of its Islamic and Arab character.