Examples of using Cisterns in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The forces uprooted 500 forest trees planted in a nature reserve in 2014 for the benefit of local residents and destroyed four water cisterns used to irrigate them.
with water being collected from two natural cisterns.
They fill cisterns and caves with rainwater,
Besides these there are numerous water cisterns(at least eight)
In 1870, the French explorer Victor Guérin noted that village, which he called Astaba, was a"Small hamlet located on a high hill. Ancient cisterns testify to the existence here of an ancient locality. Fig trees and pomegranates grow around the dwellings."[6].
the cemeteries adjacent to the west, south and east of it extend across an area of 250 dunams in which there are scores of caves, underground cisterns and extensive building remains on the surface level.
the Israeli authorities demolished five water cisterns provided as humanitarian aid,
livestock water needs, residents rely on rainwater collection(when available) through traditional water cisterns, and on water tankers from filling points located outside the closed area.
the Israeli authorities demolished five water cisterns provided as humanitarian aid,
There was not sufficient water in the area for a large city and so three cisterns were built under the main mosque along with a network of aqueducts that carried water to them from the surrounding area.
In 1883, building remains, cisterns, wine presses, fourteen tombs and columns protruding from the ground were documented at the site that was surveyed by the PEF(SWP; Conder and Kitchener 1883:154- 155).
the interim injunction was expanded to include other demolition orders issued to six residences, three cisterns and two sheep-pens in the village.
from developing water infrastructure, but the natural water resources on which they had relied for years, such as water cisterns and spring-water reservoirs, have been seized or demolished.
desist from destroying cisterns that are essential for the existence of dozens of Palestinian communities.
type- which escalate during planting and harvesting- make it difficult for villagers to get their herds to pasture and restrict their access to their agricultural plots and water cisterns.
not before his father was able to show him the cisterns where he had watered his sheep and the cave in which Nasser had been born.
Two thousand years after the destruction of Jerusalem and fifty years since its liberation”, the archaeologists added,“we are going back to the water cisterns, the market and the city square on the eve of its destruction.
surrounded by a small olive-grove, and supplied by cisterns.[10].
these sources state that the city's water supply relied on cisterns and that its wells were deep and their water was brackish al-Muqadassi,
together with cisterns dug into the rock,