Examples of using Witch hunts in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The Witch Hunts.
It was like the witch hunts.
No witch hunts.
It's like the witch hunts.
Witch hunts then and now.
No more witch hunts.
The witch hunts of the 16th and 17th….
Stop the witch hunts;
One of the events that happened around the witch hunts?
Stop the witch hunts please.
Thus commenced the witch hunts.
Crusades, witch hunts, Jihad, they're all there in the history books.
There are no witch hunts.
The witch hunts are relevant, because to a great degree they were“security violations” trials.
There were no witch hunts.
Höll and Lemp were both victims of the witch hunts that occurred in Europe and the American colonies from the late 15th century until the early 18th century.
But stopping the witch hunts.
From the witch hunts of Salem, Massachusetts, in 1692, which led to the execution of twenty people, based on little evidence, for allegedly practicing witchcraft.
We can't have witch hunts.
After three years of sinister witch hunts, hoaxes, scams, the House Democrats are trying to nullify the ballots of tens of millions of patriotic Americans,” Trump said upon hearing the news.
He's talking about enforcement, prosecutions, witch hunts.
They burned women at the stake during witch hunts for being possessed.
Remember the Crusades, the Inquisition, and witch hunts.
Denmark was by now under Nazi occupation,and his Day of Wrath had as its theme the paranoia surrounding witch hunts in the sixteenth century in a strongly theocratic culture.
Thus, as Man is naturally neither calm nor brave, anyone to some degree tends to be alert to dangerous persons andhence, witch hunts can begin.
The scientific refutation of the theory of vengeful gods andoccult forces undermines practices such as human sacrifice, witch hunts, faith healing, trial by ordeal, and the persecution of heretics.
A FEW centuries ago in Europe,the fear of witchcraft led to witch hunts and executions.
Federici's best known work, Caliban and the Witch: Women, the Body and Primitive Accumulation,expands on the work of Leopoldina Fortunati investigating the reasons for the witch hunts of the early modern period, but giving a feminist interpretation.