Examples of using Whose leaders in English and their translations into Hebrew
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A nation whose leaders incite murder will never have a state, and that has to be said clearly.
There are currently two political entities- ISIS and Iran- whose leaders are driven by theories of End Times.
LAOS was a far-right party whose leaders included known antisemites such as Konstantinos Plevris, author of the book The Jews- The Whole Truth.
But it will have to pay ahigher price for its fidelity in an Arab world whose leaders no longer dare to ignore the preferences of their people.
Ironically, both Syria and Sudan, whose leaders are recognized war criminals, notorious for brutally butchering their own people, are candidates for seats on this bogus organization's council scheduled for election next month.
These developments intensified this week andrealized a higher level of self-protection for the complacent Western world whose leaders are concealing the truth from its citizens.
This caused great concern in South Ossetia, whose leaders demanded that Ossetian become the language of their state.
Recently, we once again heard that the Israeli Foreign Ministry is debating how to treat the right-wing parties in Europe,especially the Austrian right-wing Freedom Party, whose leaders are now members of the government.
I stand at the head of the Labor Movement, whose leaders never considered their own needs over the good of the country.
One: government ministers present Israel as part of the global struggle against terror,preaching morality to Europe, whose leaders might now“understand” the Israeli struggle.
The vacuum was somehow filled by the Communist Party, whose leaders had been allowed to return from abroad- mainly in order to please Stalin, who at the time supported Israel.
It now remains to be seen whether the international community will cave in to Abbas's campaign and ditch the hospital project,or decide actually to help the Palestinian people, whose leaders know only how to help themselves.
The source of these exaggerated assessments is likely the Iranian Revolutionary Guards, whose leaders may be intentionally misleading the Syrian and Iranian regimes, as well as Hezbollah.
The officer or official approving a strike might not know who its targets are, but their behavior- as picked up by drone cameras, satellites, cell-phone intercepts, spies on the ground, or other“sources and methods” of intelligence agencies-strongly suggests that they're active members of some organization whose leaders would be the natural targets of a drone strike.
The Germans are now in possession of the onlyFinance Ministry in the big-time developed world whose leaders don't need to worry whether their economy will collapse the moment investors stop buying their bonds.
The assassination of Argentine prosecutor Alberto Nisman reflects the endemic corruption of the Kirchner regime and focuses the spotlight on the devil's pact consummated by President CristinaFernandez de Kirchner in 2013 with Iran, whose leaders inflicted the worst ever act of terrorism on her own citizens.
The arrival in parliament of the far-right AfD party, whose leaders openly question Germany's culture of atonement for World War II atrocities, has also contributed to the change in atmosphere.
As a consequence, Jews have defected from Labour in droves, and in the last election theclear majority voted for the Conservative Party, whose leaders, especially David Cameron, were all highly supportive of the Jewish community.
He also addressed the Hungarian far-right Jobbik party, whose leaders tend to speak against the Jews and asked to make a list of Jews living in Hungary"because they pose a risk to the state," they said.
Once Trump's decision is formally conveyed to Congress,the House Intelligence Committee, whose leaders have pushed for its release, can make the document public.
It can also be difficult to find groups andcommunities whose leaders are actually willing to give up their position(and the power and prestige that come with it) to advance democratic experimentation, even if it may be in the best long-term interest of those groups and communities.
Israel should exercise caution in her relations with countries andpolitical parties that display great friendship for Israel but whose leaders depart from democratic norms, especially leaders under whom anti-Semitic elements thrive.
Those separatist enclavesare dominated by well-armed criminal networks whose leaders play key roles in local politics, both formally, as government leaders, and informally, as chieftains of gangs with their own turf.
How can worshippers at the Pittsburgh synagogue who lost 11 of their co-religionists in an anti-Semitic hatecrime last October identify with the state whose leaders hand a seal of approval to admirers of the killer who murdered 29 worshippers in their house of prayer?
Israel is coming to be understoodnot as a small country in a difficult spot whose leaders, especially lately, have(in my opinion) been making shortsighted and potentially disastrous decisions, but as a source of cosmological evil- the Jew of nations.
This year's two-day gathering is a majortest for the Group of 20 industrialised nations, whose leaders first met in 2008 to help rescue the global economy from the worst financial crisis in seven decades.
The two-day annual gathering will be a majortest for the Group of 20 industrialised nations, whose leaders first met in 2008 to help rescue the global economy from the worst financial crisis in seven decades.
However, hopefully more will vote for the major parties andavoid subcontracting their votes to“centrist” parties whose leaders seek to be kingmakers and determine the nature of the government based solely on personal interests.
From that moment I started noticing the hidden signs of the fanaticism andsectarianism that exist in our society, whose leaders are always brandishing the slogan of unity and repeating the mantra'the Crescent lives alongside the Cross'….
