Examples of using Tehran in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Britain and the other countries that maintain relations with Tehran.
US President Donald Trump says he will be willing to meet any senior Iranian official if the Tehran government is interested.
The elephant in the room has traditionally been Iran, but Tehran hasn't been featured in any official readouts from Russian-Saudi meetings of recent months.
Against the backdrop of the challenges Iran is facing in its efforts to cement a military foothold in Syria, Tehran continues to try to advance its economic influence in the country.
When Farrakhan visited Tehran in November 2018, he addressed law students at Tehran University.
just as Tehran has gained this right.
it is infeasible to conclude that Tehran will honor its obligations under this agreement.
which is more experienced in that area" than Tehran.
In his November 2018 visit to Tehran, Farrakhan addressed law students at Tehran University.
However, Alitalia and other European or Middle Eastern companies also operate regular scheduled flights to and from Tehran, which is practically connected to the whole world.
prompting fears that Tehran had sought to eliminate evidence from the area.
to lead the CIA, he warned that Tehran is"intent of destroying America" and called the nuclear deal"disastrous.".
An armed conflict between Riyadh and Tehran would have a major impact on oil markets and the global economy.
the date on which these missiles would reach Tehran, if ever.
France has proposed offering Iran $15 billion ransom payment in credit lines until year-end if Tehran comes fully back into compliance with its 2015 nuclear deal.
is trying not to be drawn into the escalating conflict between Washington and Tehran.
thousands of Jews living in Iran came to Tehran to see it.
is trying not to be swept away by the growing conflict between Washington and Tehran.
the United States agrees to provide a nuclear research reactor in Tehran and power plants.
The analyst insists a war between Riyadh and Tehran is unlikely,