Examples of using The right to exist in English and their translations into Hebrew
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No state has the right to exist.
I am not anti-Israeli and I believe Israel has the right to exist.
No state has the right to exist.
Given the increased performance and activity of these dogs,this version also has the right to exist.
Each has the right to exist.
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A family who perhaps have never had the right to exist.
Israel has the right to exist in peace.
All nations and peoples have the right to exist.
I have the right to exist as an indivdual.
Does Israel Have the Right to Exist?
As long as the state supplies the oligarchy with the ability to rule and the appropriate cultural environment,it has the right to exist.
We simply want the right to exist.
Landes says with a smile that he does not categorically reject the idea of the UN General Assembly passing a resolutionstating Israel does not have the right to exist.
Does Israel have the right to exist in its current form?
Alternative medicine, no doubt, has the right to exist.
Do you mean the right to exist of the State of Israel?
If I keep silent, I think, then you lose the right to exist.
You do or do not have the right to exist without giving him that dime.
President Chavez recently declared that every person has the right to exist, and to that end he also has the right to sell whatever he wants wherever he pleases.
And although it is rarely used, it also has the right to exist.
Israel is here to stay, Israel has the right to exist, Israel has the right to its security- and there should be no compromise on these three points.
Another is to stay and fight for the right to exist.
Claiming that Israel does not have the right to exist or describing it in racist terms is not only wrong but undermines the very principle we all have pledged to uphold.".
Israel will have to become a democracy because it doesn't have the right to exist otherwise.
I have the right to live& the Jewish people has the right to exist in this world.
A slight but solid majority of Europeans- 54%-said Israel has the right to exist as a Jewish state, with the figure rising to two-thirds in Poland.
They do not understand that without its Jewish identity,the State of Israel does not have the right to exist, nor does it have the ability to exist. .