Examples of using An existential threat in English and their translations into Hebrew
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cancel the deal will create an existential threat for Israel.
I have said here many times that we must identify an existential threat in time and take action against it in time.
Christians are facing an existential threat, because the wily Lebanese politicians have taken over all Christian rights and roles….
And because they don't and because to them this is an existential threat… it's fair to say that our expectations are different right now.”.
Because a One-State Solution presents an existential threat to Israel as a Jewish state,
not facing an existential threat;
We are living in a dynamic environment and remain the only state that faces an existential threat from its neighbors.
We are living in a dynamic environment and remain the only state that faces an existential threat from its neighbours.
it's understandable that we see superior AI as an existential threat.
the leaders involved, become an existential threat in their opponents' eyes.
students and not an existential threat to the government.
There is something surprising in the fact that you see the Palestinian threat as an existential threat.
the general secretary of the Communist Party, urged the party to reform if it wanted to avoid an existential threat.
It was to promote Israel's concerns about developments that it considers an existential threat and great danger to the world.
The message from the 2007 attack on the reactor is that Israel will not tolerate construction that can pose an existential threat… This was the message in 1981,
On one hand this an existential threat for companies and business organizations operating on the continent, and on the other hand it is a business opportunity for security companies,
they cannot but feel an existential threat.”.
The message from the attack on the reactor in 2007 was that Israel would not accept the construction of a facility that would constitute an existential threat to the State of Israel,” said Eisenkot, who at the time was head of the Northern Command.
In this context, the threat of losing Israel's character as a Jewish state is also seen not only as a matter of values and identity but as an existential threat as well.
Those who spot an existential threat at every turn, turn their backs on diplomacy and mock peace efforts are