Examples of using Nariman in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The Nariman House.
We opened a hotel in Mumbai in'98, the Hawksin Standard at Nariman Point.
Nariman denies this accusation, stating that she filmed the entire encounter on her phone.
The livestream, reviewed by Human Rights Watch, does show Nariman making these statements.
When her mother Nariman went to the police station to support her daughter she too was arrested.
Now, after their release and with a matriculation certificate in hand, Nariman intends to study at university.
Her mother, Nariman, 42, was arrested when she went to find out what had happened to her daughter.
We are located at a 10-minute drive from Nariman Point and the World Trade Centre.
Nariman is one of my best friends,” she told +972 Magazine by phone a few days after her release.
I began broadcasting so that everyone can see what happened here,” Nariman says as we sit in her yard.
Esmahan Abu Rashid, 44, and her sister, Nariman Abu Rashid, 43, fled Izbt Abd Rabbo on the afternoon of January 7.
Finally, just before 7 pm,the judge rose and left the hall after sending Nariman to eight months in prison.
The soldiers tried to prevent Tamimi's wife, Nariman Tamimi, from filming the arrest, hitting her and trying to grab the camera from her.
The video footage, reviewed by Human Rights Watch,involves no such call or use of violence by Nariman.
The indictment also alleges that, on the same day, Nariman spat on a soldier, which the video appears to also show.
Ahed's mother, Nariman Tamimi, was arrested several hours later on suspicion of incitement, merely for having allegedly broadcast the incident on Facebook.
This night too, like all the nights since dozens of soldiers raided our home in the middle of the night,my wife Nariman, my 16-year-old daughter Ahed and Ahed's cousin Nur will spend behind bars.
The day after Ahed's arrest her mother, Nariman, was arrested after she went to the police station to try and accompany her daughter during her interrogation.
From when he first started as a musician in the Cabaret of Madam Badia in Cairo, through his special connection with his sister Asmahan, a promising singer that died in her youth, and his breakthrough as a singer and a film actor, through his romances with the dancer Samia Gamal,Queen Nariman and the Israeli singer Maya Kazabianca and his expectancy that Oum Kalthoum would sing his songs.
On July 29, 2018, Ahed Tamimi(and her mother, Nariman) was released from an Israeli jail after having served a term of eight months for attacking an IDF soldier.
Nariman told Human Rights Watch that she agreed to this plea deal because she faced multiple years in prison“when all I did was take a video.”[186].
To substantiate one of the incitement counts, the original indictment highlights her livestreaming the event on her Facebook page,claiming Nariman“attempted to influence public opinion in the Area in a manner that may harm public order and safety and made a direct call to commit terrorist attacks.”.
Bassam's wife, Nariman and his aunt were present, as well as a group of Anarchist Against the Fence, who has been following this trial all along, and a few foreign diplomats.
The indictment also does not quote anything that Nariman herself said during the livestream, but notes that it was“viewed by thousands of users, shared by dozens of users, received dozens of responses and many dozens of likes.”[184].
Nariman told Human Rights Watch that she pled guilty to incitement and two other charges-”aiding assault of a soldier” and“interference with a soldier”- to avoid a longer sentence if convicted by a military justice system that, as human rights organizations have shown, fail to give Palestinians fair trials.
On January 1, 2018,Ofer military court charged Nariman with“aggravated assault of a soldier,”“interference with a soldier,” and multiple counts of“incitement” under Military Order 1651, based on the December 15 events, according to the original indictment reviewed by Human Rights Watch.
Nariman, formerly a field researcher with the Palestinian rights group Women's Centre for Legal Aid and Counselling and a member of the coordinating committee from the Popular Committee Against the Wall and Settlements in Nabi Saleh, told Human Rights Watch that she had hoped at the police station to attend the interrogation that she anticipated Ahed would face.
Nariman Hussein Murad, more commonly known by her stage name Hind Rostom,(Arabic: هند رستم pronounced[ˈhende ˈɾostom]; November 12, 1929- August 8, 2011) was an Egyptian actress and one of the greatest icons in the golden era of Egyptian cinema.[1][2][3] Her physical appearance earned her the name Marilyn Monroe of the Orient"مارلين مونرو الشرق".[4][5] Hind Rostom starred in more than 80 movies throughout her career.