Examples of using Iberia in English and their translations into Hebrew
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He conquered the Carthaginian territory of Iberia for Rome, although the two Iberian provinces were not fully pacified for a couple of centuries.
fled Iberia for the Middle East
The region of Iberia, which encompasses Spain
Things become even more complicated for airlines owned by the International Airlines Group, the parent company for British Airways, Iberia, and Aer Lingus,
publication organisations including CapGemini Iberia, the United Nations, Nova Business School,
(Anarchist Federation of Iberia), ridding Catalonia of the enemy and frustrating the plan of the conspirators,
After the merger of Iberia, the Spanish national carrier and the American Airlines with British Airways,
such as those which arose in Gaul, in Iberia, and in parts of Italy under Lombard rule,
GDS TV and Iberia TV, but the first three stations are still available
he left Cork on 12 July 1808 to participate in the war against French forces in Iberia, with his skills as a commander tested and developed.
Scientists believe the Barbary Macaques were first introduced to Gibraltar from North Africa by the Moors(who occupied southern Iberia, including Spain and Portugal,
such as those that arose in Gaul, in Iberia, and in parts of Italy under Lombard rule,
The complete lack of G2c in Iberia and also so far among Spanish Jews indicates that G2c didn't come from Spain,
with a fortune and an impressive business savvy, but she also faced serious obstacles as she maneuvered her way from Iberia in search of a home in which she could live openly as a Jew.
The Iberia Icon converts your purchases into Avios, which you can change at any time for flights, hotel nights, car rentals and many other services with many other partners that are affiliated with the Iberia Plus loyalty program.
sacked Rome in 410, and built the Visigothic Empire in Iberia and southern France,
A trip in Portugal Will introduce us to this fascinating western part of Iberia, through history, culture,
fled Iberia for the Middle East
was a fleet of warships sent to Iberia by Queen Elizabeth I of England in 1589,
Relations between the two countries seem to have been friendly at first, as Iberia cooperated in Persian campaigns against Rome,