Examples of using Radicalized in English and their translations into Hebrew
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German Justice Minister Heiko Maas argued today the ability to bring big consequences for companies was necessary in combating hate speech and radicalized content online.
becoming radicalized terrorists is-is one of the intel community's biggest fears.
I was radicalized in civics class at 13 when we were taught about the electoral college.
Before he became radicalized or… before you found out he had Huntington's disease?
The Weathermen radicalized the anti-war movement,
a“radicalized” military veteran, Manuel Broustail, was arrested while getting off a plane in Morocco.
I joined the Marines and became a cop, he radicalized and probably did a lot more than just protest the war.
Indeed, a good proportion of indigenous Muslim terrorists were second-generation offspring radicalized by local imams.
As the conflict with Britain intensified, the mechanics became more radicalized and organized themselves independently from the colonial elite.
His critical approach to the policy conducted by Egypt vis-a-vis Israel transformed him and radicalized his views.
But urged the radicalized chinese leader.
Europeans don't understand Islam well, and don't know what it's like to live alongside radicalized Muslims.".
What we do know… Is that the Chechens are poor, radicalized Muslims fighting a vicious separatist war.
people don't actually get radicalized at mosques.
Handing down his judgement, the judge, Mr Justice Saunders, said it was"chilling" that someone so young could have become"so radicalized that he was prepared to carry out this role intending and wishing that people should die.".
The judge in the case, John Saunders, said at the sentencing that it was‘chilling' that a defendant so young‘could have become so radicalized that he was prepared to carry out this role intending and wishing that people should die.'”.
the far left(ala Britain's Corbyn), and radicalized Muslims.
Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz said law enforcement must be empowered to"patrol and secure Muslim neighborhoods before they become radicalized.".
in Brussels on Tuesday, Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz said the U.S. must"empower law enforcement to patrol and secure Muslim neighborhoods before they become radicalized.".
Politicians also see that the country's 600“no-go zones” are growing; that radicalized Muslims may kill, and that violent riots can break out at any time.