Examples of using Basra in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It was therefore a center surpassed only by Medina(22), although Basra came close(17).
for the past two years the“Basrah Breeze” has served Basra University, hosting researchers on trips to study marine life.
I believe my spirit was one of the qualities Dr Masood most admired at Basra Imperial College.
Sword of Islam is a Sunni militant group responsible for a string of bombings in the Basra area.
ExxonMobil has evacuated its foreign workers from an oil field in the southern Iraqi province of Basra amid heightened tensions in the Middle East.
so for the past two years the superyacht has served Basra University by hosting researchers on trips to study marine life.
In May 1941, Yarra supported an operation in which Gurkha troops were landed near Basra during the Anglo-Iraqi War.
the port city of Basra and the holy city of Karbala.
Degrees, 49 point…"… at a safe house in an apartment block in Basra City.
Amar Latif, Basra Gateway's general manager,
The Ottomans retreated from Basra, leaving only a few hundred troops to guard the city.
We're in southern Iraq, just north of Basra, and I'm on my way to the place where this experiment in a new way of being human was first tried.
Even though the British captured Basra, they did not accomplish their goal of destroying the main Turkish army, which had now retreated to Kut.
Najaf, and Basra, as well as in the government
The AFC contingent sailed for Bombay, and on 20 April 1915 it left for Basra, arriving at the end of May.
he could still recall the incitement broadcast on Radio Berlin in Arabic that blasted from radios in cafes in Baghdad and Basra.
he was also a leader in two superb albums- Basra and Bliss.
Most of his troops were recruited in India and then sent by sea to Basra.
Under its terms, no British soldier could enter Basra without the permission of Des Browne, the Defence Secretary.
Kuwait had been part of the Ottoman province of Basra before 1918, and thus in a sense part of Iraq,