Examples of using The hostility in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Why, why the hostility?
The hostility of enemies….
Dude, why the hostility?
Well, that would certainly explain the hostility.
I felt the hostility.
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The hostility of towards Jews increased in Germany.
I feel the hostility.
Look, friend, there's no reason for the hostility.
But why the hostility?
Did they ever do anything that decreased the hostility?
Also, why the hostility?
The hostility between us and the Jews still exists.
I can feel the hostility.
Why the hostility to Israel?
Let's try and tone down the hostility.
Forget the hostility. Okay?
They are the ones who started the hostility, not us….
What is behind the hostility between Iran and Turkey?
Only when you become so strong that the enemy despairs of attacking[us] politically, in security and economic matters, and through sanctions and so on-only then will the hostility of America cease….
In the valley of the hostility greedy.
Ironically, the hostility Trump faces among segments of the Republican Party matches the opposition Clinton faces from within her own party.
Supporters of the new-old idea of“regional peace” ignore the hostility and mutual suspicion between the Palestinians and their Arab brethren.
The hostility between the two nations reached a new height last November after Pyongyang fired an intercontinental ballistic missile capable of reaching the U.S. mainland.
He constantly preaches anti-Arab hate propaganda and‘fuels' the hostility and suspicion against the Arab population that exist in broad sectors of the Jewish public.
And let's not forget the hostility, harassment and persecution from the ultra-Orthodox.
First, the demolitions raise the level of tension in the Arab neighborhoods and the hostility of the residents against the Municipality and the State.
But nonetheless, despite the hostility, firefighters left the vehicle and successfully fought the fire.
Their attempts failed, and the hostility fanned by the Inquisition culminated in the Expulsion of 1492.
It's worth noting that historically, the hostility toward such research came not from the laboratory but from the humanities and social sciences.
A few days later the Klavern broke up, but the hostility shown by the students was an omen and a contribution to the downfall of the KKK in Indiana.