Examples of using Protestors in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Why the protestors?
Comedians, baseball players, even protestors.
Did you see the protestors this morning?
You still think it was the protestors?
Protestors outside the Supreme Court this morning.
I'm gonna join those protestors.
The protestors are aggressive and willing to kill us.
In Saida, there were three casualties among the protestors.
And you protestors- Don't you have anything better to do?
Can't be an easy time for coal energy… legislation, protestors.
Around 50 protestors died in the cross fire on that day.
The police fired tear gas to disperse protestors in some areas.
Sounds like the protestors have been out to get her father for years.
The Israeli response will be strong,and not only against the protestors.
I said I was behind the protestors, Dr. Troy, not a protestor.
The protestors, some of whom are dying from AIDS, blocked the entrances to the FDA complex.
So far, police haven't engaged protestors, but violence is clearly escalating.
But more seriously,can we really just call all Israeli protestors”Sons of Dogs”?
Seems like the protestors want to make good on their promise to put Kent Turner down.
These andother such words were hurled at the Sheikh Jarrah protestors time and again.
We need to separate the protestors from the reporters in order to protect… Yourselves, right?
Right, you can't sue the city for building sidewalks where protestors voice their freedom of speech.
Topless protestors are demanding that lawmakers repeal codes against toplessness.
Dad, I think that FBIagent is here to talk to you about those dead protestors chained to your fence.
Pollak was recorded marching with the protestors, some of whom can be seen throwing stones at IDF soldiers.
The protest grew from day to day and from week to week andalong with it the self-confidence of the protestors.
At this point, we remained about 50 protestors- mainly from Haifa, who came on foot or by car.
There were so many protestors that Rafsanjani's escorts preferred that he not finish his speech and that he leave the premises.
One of leaflets read,"To the protestors, you are taking part in violent protests that are putting your life in danger.
This year, once again, protestors were legally allowed to fly the yellow Hezbollah flag, which depicts a hand grasping a stylised assault rifle.