Examples of using Strache in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Heinz- Christian Strache.
Strache represents a new generation.
Heinz- Christian Strache.
One of them was Heinz Christian Strache, the leader of the Austrian Freedom Movement.
Strache himself was the leading candidate in Vienna, and the party received 14.9% of votes.
Cohen quoted sources in the Prime Minister's office who said Glickhad not informed them about his planned meeting with Strache.
Strache, who is by profession a dental technician, has been active in the politics of Vienna since 1991.
If you take over the Kronen Zeitung three weeks before the election and get us into first place,then we can talk about everything," Strache said.
Strache also flirted with neo-Nazism in his youth, although he now says he rejects all extremism and racism.
It was dumb, it was irresponsible and it was a mistake," Strache told a news conference, fighting back tears as he asked his wife and others to forgive him.
Strache has called Merkel“the most dangerous woman in Europe” because of her migration policies, and has repeatedly said that Islam is“not part” of Austria.
If you take over the Kronen Zeitung three weeks before the election and get us into first place,then we can talk about everything," Strache said.
In the footage, Strache is seen speaking to a woman who claims to be the niece of a Russian oligarch who wants to invest in Austria.
After a series of losses in state elections,rumours spread that Strache would run for the office of national party leader against Haider's sister, Ursula Haubner.
Strache expressed his desire to move the Austrian Embassy to Jerusalem at a later date and also stated that Israel was entitled to expand settlements.
After a series of losses in state elections,rumours spread that Strache would run for the office of national party leader against Haider's sister, Ursula Haubner.
Strache, 48, has in the past been ambivalent about EU membership, calling Brussels a"bureaucratic monster" and saying that Britain will"probably be better off" after it leaves the bloc.
Spokesman Harald Vilimsky spoke of“artificial andridiculous outrage,” adding that Strache only meant the denunciations of ball supporters and attacks on their property are reminiscent of“the horrible reports about the sinister era of National Socialism.”.
Strache, a supporter of Israel who has distanced his party from the rhetoric of the far right, insists that anti-Semitism has no place in his party and has urged a common front against Islamists.
Under the agreement, Strache will become the vice-chancellor; the Freedom Party will also take control of the ministries of defence, interior and foreign affairs.
Strache himself was forced to apologise last year to one of ORF's most prominent newscasters, Armin Wolf, after sharing a Facebook post accusing the journalist of spreading"lies" and"fake news".
As a university student, Strache belonged to an extremist organization from which Jews were banned, hung out with neo-Nazis and participated in paramilitary exercises with them.
Strache has succeeded in recent years to gain some strong friends among the right-wing settlers' sector in Israel, a lot due to his promise to move the Austrian embassy to Jerusalem and thanks to his support of settlement construction.
However, in recent years Strache has portrayed himself as pro-Israel, among other things by promising to move the Austrian embassy to Jerusalem and by supporting construction in the settlements.
Nowadays things are different, however, since Strache has managed in recent years to make some powerful friends among Israel's right-wing settlers, partly based on his promise to move Austria's embassy to Jerusalem and his support for construction in the settlements.