Examples of using Separatist in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Donetsk separatist leader Alexander Zakharchenko said in comments broadcast on Russian television that rebels in Donetsk, Luhansk as well as
The separatist forces did not enter the palace itself
The Islamic Party of Turkestan" is not only a dangerous Islamic separatist organization but also affiliated with al-Qaeda.
Pavlov, 33, was born in Russia, and commanded the separatist“Sparta” battalion which fought Ukrainian government forces in several key battles,
He's part of a separatist group. The suit and tie is just cover for white power.
It has imported a characteristically late-19th-century separatist project into a world that has moved on,
Chechen separatist Leonid Dudin. And Alex Kota,
On a number of occasions Rigi denied that it had separatist goals, stressing instead that his fight was for the rights of Sunni Muslims inside Iran.
a group of separatist terrorists bombed a hotel full of American tourists in the Philippines.
Iran also supports the Shi'ite Houthi separatist revolt in Yemen and at least in the past supported subversive activities in eastern Saudi Arabia.
Chechen separatist, Viktor Dudin. And Alex Kota,
A very marginal separatist movement has also appeared in Savoy within the past twenty years,
The intel you recovered from Agent Shaw tells us that a separatist group from South Ossetia built a weapon called Izbutomiut.
which in their view substituted the building of a separatist women's culture for political engagement.
But the win of the anti-immigration, separatist party in Flanders stands in stark contrast to a win by the Greens in Brussels and the southern part of the country.
It has imported a characteristically late-nineteenth-century separatist project into a world that has moved on,
It is establishing anti-liberal, separatist, Eurosceptic regimes, building walls around Europe and diminishing its spirit.
Some governments suppress any separatist movement in their own country, but support separatism in other countries.
The authorities have also kept silent about the fate of at least eight Kurds detained since September 2008 on suspicion of ties to a separatist Kurdish movement.
It has imported a typically late-19th century separatist project into a world that has moved on,