Examples of using Diaspora in English and their translations into Hebrew
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a trend that would continue over the next century, creating a large Croatian diaspora.
Iran's influence in Africa also relies on Lebanon's rich and influential diaspora in countries such as Congo,
Rabbis of the Diaspora communities, without exception,
Instead of separating from the Diaspora, Israel created a symbiotic relationship with it under the paradigm whose motto is“We Are One.”.
In addition to residents residing in permanent settlements in the area of jurisdiction, the council serves citizens residing in the Bedouin diaspora.
In 1962- 3 and 1973 she traveled throughout Armenian diaspora communities in the Middle East(Lebanon,
the cold, vapid atmosphere of the Diaspora.
the Hebron Yeshiva in Jerusalem are major recipients of Diaspora donations.
They are not even conscious that they are behaving like the anti-Semites who launched pogroms against their Diaspora forefathers.
the mobile clinic for the Bedouin Diaspora.
It is only natural that when Israelis, or Diaspora Jews for that matter, play video games with other
Iran's influence in Africa also relies on Lebanon's rich and influential diaspora in countries such as Congo,
either eliminating the Diaspora and immigration and establishing the state,
They are not even conscious that they are behaving like anti-Semites who launched pogroms against their Diaspora forefathers.
As a result, out of 11.6 million Palestinians(according to official statistics), 5.8 million live in the Diaspora(mostly in Arab countries).
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which are beginning to recognize the potential of the connection between the diaspora and the mother country.
Nevertheless the plight of Palestinians generally and Palestinian Christians in particular should be of profound concern to Jews both in Israel and the Diaspora.
a trend that would continue throughout the next hundred years and create a large Croatian diaspora.
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