Examples of using Manal in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Manal Self.
In 1997, he married Manal, from the neighboring village.
Manal Alsharekh.
I couldn't make him out, but Manal, his wife, spotted him instantly.
Manal Yizbak- Abu Ahmed.
My mother hadsurgery around that time so I went to Jerusalem with my aunt Manal.
Manal is dreaming with open eyes.
Following that, Information Minister Manal Abdul-Samad warned against involving political tensions in the pandemic.
Manal has another two sons and a daughter.
WCLAC enjoys this official status while supporting violence and defending personsespousing violent and racist ideologies, such as Manal Tamimi.
Manal said he wanted to get married and have a job.
Nayef Da'na, 53, a father of seven,also told B'Tselem field researcher Manal al-Ja'bari about the soldiers' entry into his home and the impact this had on his children.
Manal Abo Karan, a mother of five, lives in Lakiya.
In 2011, the Arab Spring motivated some women,including al-Huwaider and Manal al-Sharif, to organise a more intensive driving campaign, and about seventy cases of women driving were documented from 17 June to late June.
Manal says it's because of the children, who feel out of place in their father's slum neighborhood in Amman.
The military has recently lifted the strict travel restrictions imposed on Tel Rumeida, so for the first time since the incident,B'Tselem field researcher Manal al-Ja'bri was able to get into the neighborhood and collect testimonies from its residents.
Manal Tamimi, a WCLAC fieldworker, frequently utilizes antisemitic and violent rhetoric on social media.
The first session dealt with the female gender and experience, the lectures in this session talked about gender reading(a lecture by Dr. Hana Salman), the challenges of Arab women in the Arab community in Israel(a lecture by Dr. Rabab Sarhan) and the experience of Arab women anda reading of songs for women's Day(a lecture by Manal Badarne).
On 19 March, the Information Minister Manal Abdul Samad launched a government site dedicated to the COVID-19 outbreak in Lebanon.
Manal Naji Mahmoud Ghanim, from Tulkarem Refugee Camp, was released after she had spent 4 years in the Israeli jails, mostly in Hasharon prison.
In 2011, the Arab Spring motivated[7][8] some women,including al-Huwaider and Manal al-Sharif, to organise a more intensive driving campaign, and about seventy cases of women driving were documented from 17 June to late June.[9][10][11] In late September, Shaima Jastania was sentenced to ten lashes for driving in Jeddah, although the sentence was later overturned.[12][13].
Manal, who suffers from Thalasemia, was arrested when pregnant and shortly after that gave birth to her son Nour. Nour is now a year and half old.
Al-Sayed's mother, Manal, described him as“never content with the life he has at home and always looking at other people and wishing he had what they have.”.
Manal 31 years old, mother of four, was arrested on 17 April 2003 by the Israeli army and sentenced in a military court to 50 months' imprisonment.
Dr. Manal Yizbak-Abu Ahmed received two research grants from the Mofet Institute(2010/11, 2016/7) and a postdoctoral fellowship from the Fulbright Foundation.
Manal al-Sherif, and other women started a Facebook page called“Teach me how to drive so I can protect myself,” urging authorities to lift the ban.
Manal al-Sherif and a group of other women started a Facebook page called"Teach me how to drive so I can protect myself", which urges authorities to lift the driving ban.
Manal Al Dowayan(born 1973) is a Saudi Arabian contemporary artist, best known for her installation piece Suspended Together from the Home Ground Exhibition at the Barjeel Art Foundation in 2011.
Manal al-Sherif and a group of other women started a Facebook page called“Teach me how to drive so I can protect myself,” which urges authorities to lift the driving ban.
Manal Tamimi, an employee of the EU-funded Women's Centre for Legal Aid and Counseling(WCLAC), frequently utilizes antisemitic and violent rhetoric and imagery on social media.