Examples of using Peshmerga in English and their translations into Hebrew
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There was a big offensive against the Peshmerga.
The Peshmerga has startedto fall back. We should go.
Isil has fled for now. The Peshmerga came and drove them out.
The Peshmerga consists primarily of militias belonging to the two major parties.
They told us to continue to fight until the Peshmerga would arrive.
On April 25 2017, five Peshmerga fighters were killed during a Turkish attack on Sinjar in Iraq.
We want to cross to Turkey but the peshmerga is not letting us.
The Peshmerga forces did not disclose where the operatives had been taken(Al-Sumaria, October 15, 2017).
In August 2014, the German government announced that itwould be supplying weapons to Kurdish peshmerga forces fighting ISIL.
The Peshmerga said Baghdad would be made to pay"a heavy price" for triggering"war on the Kurdistan people.".
He says if we stick to the north and follow this road,then we should be within areas controlled by the Peshmerga.
Areas liberated by the Peshmerga forces are no longer disputed and we will not hand them over to any party.
The German ministry of defence reported that the military aid willbe enough to supply 4,000 Kurdish peshmerga forces.[2].
Peshmerga commanders on the ground estimated they retook nine villages and pushed the front line with IS back five miles.
And today, if you go to Kurdistan, you will see that Kurdish Peshmerga guerillas are squaring off against the Sunni Iraqi army.
The Peshmerga will need new capabilities in addition to a new fighting spirit to transform into a force that can defend a country.
Semih Idiz reports thatErdogan's decision to allow Iraqi Kurdish peshmerga forces passage to Syria has“caused controversy in Turkey.
Hundreds of Peshmerga fighters were killed and wounded in the long, exhausting battle to liberate Mosul from the Jihadists of the Islamic State.
In Turkey, Iran, and Iraq, Kurdish guerrilla groups,known in the Kurdish culture as' Peshmerga', have fought for a Kurdish state.
According to a report from August 15, 2015, the Peshmerga forces have asked the international coalition for protection from chemical weapons used by ISIS.
In addition, during the month of May, a US Special Forces soldier waskilled in a gun battle between IS fighters and Peshmerga forces approximately 20 kilometers north of Mosul.
Jamal Mohammad, commander of the Peshmerga forces, reported that his forces had managed to remotely detonate an ISIS tanker carrying chlorine gas, which was being used as a truck bomb.
By December 2014, in support of the US-led military intervention against the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, the German Cabinet approved the deployment of up to 100Bundeswehr troops to northern Iraq to train peshmerga forces.[4].
US, European and Iranian weapons andammunition supplied to armed groups such as Kurdish peshmerga forces, the Iraqi army and Shiite militias are sometimes transferred to the PKK or sold on the market.
Kurdish Peshmerga fighters retook the town on November 7, ending two years of rule by the hardline Sunni group which persecuted Christians and other minorities in the Nineveh plains, one of the world's oldest centres of Christianity.
First in line is the Kurdish minority of northern Syria, which freed itself from the central government and established its own self-rule during 2012, boasting a small, independent army that received weaponry,arms and training from the Peshmerga, Iraqi Kurdistan's militia.
In August 2014, the German government announced that it would be supplying weapons to Kurdish peshmerga forces fighting ISIL. The shipments include arms, armor, and communications equipment; the German ministry of defence reported that the military aid will be enough to supply 4,000 Kurdish peshmerga forces.[2].

