Examples of using Terror attack in English and their translations into Arabic
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By the time this terror attack was over… More than 160 people were dead.
D. Is concerned This could be a test run for a potential terror attack.
I don't see how a terror attack Will lure the unenlightened into our fold.
These are the same maps used by terrorists" … to orchestrate the biggest terror attack in Mumbai.
Police are now pushing the Feds are telling us it is not a terror attack.
("Our heartfelt condolences to the families who lost their dearests in terror attack in Bulgaria").
We have a possible terror attack, and you're holding out your plates for more pork?
Chairman Arafat rejected it. The Palestinians then launched a terror attack that claimed 1,000 Israeli lives.
On 20 March 1995, the police foiled a planned terror attack when they seized an explosive-laden truck near Beersheba.
The traumatic experience of the terror attack in Baghdad had been a terrible reminder of the need for such expertise.
The hospital ward where I work fell victim to a terror attack by the Americans at 7:45 a. m.
A bank account under your name in the bank that you run helped fund a terror attack on U.S. soil.
This terror attack was a terror attack, period. Condemn them, ask them to explain themselves, ask them to apologize.
The three men confessed responsibility for the bomb blast, in what was the first religiously-motivated terror attack in the Maldives.
Acts of terrorism continue and the threat of another terror attack on a scale similar to that of 9/11 remains real.
He said that this is the 99th. You install this kind of thing. You want to launch a terror attack?
The date of signature coincides with the first anniversary of Somalia's worst terror attack, which killed over 500 people in Mogadishu.
This is the first terror attack to take place in Rosh Ha ' ayin, which is just inside the Green Line.
Brussels, Dhaka, Baghdad, Barcelona: we have seen one horrible terror attack after another.
("Our heartfelt condolences to the families who lost their dearests in terror attack in Bulgaria") And it's going both ways.