ısraeli

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Definition of ısraeli in English English dictionary
Israeli: A person from Israel or of Israeli descent
Israeli: Of, from, or pertaining to Israel, the Israeli people
Israeli: Israeli means belonging or relating to Israel, or to its people or culture
Israeli: An Israeli is an Israeli citizen, or a person of Israeli origin. relating to Israel or its people. someone from Israel. Arab Israeli wars Israeli law Israeli Isaac ben Solomon Arab Israeli War of 1967
Israeli: {s} of or pertaining to Israel, of Israeli origin
Israeli: {i} resident or native of Israel (country in the Middle East)
Israeli Arab: person of Arab heritage which is a resident and/or citizen of Israel
Israeli Information Processing Association: Israeli organization dealing with information processing
Israeli Police: Israeli force whose purpose is to enforce the law and maintain order in the population
Israeli Sailing Association: body responsible for official sailing activities in Israel
Israeli citizen: {i} citizen of the State of Israel
Israeli citizenship: {i} membership as a citizen of the State of Israel, permanent citizen status in the State of Israel
Israeli court rulings: previous court rulings made in the Israeli court system, results of legal cases conducted in Israel
Israeli landscape: vista of Israel, appearance of the land of Israel, scenery of Israel
Israeli law: Legal practices and institutions of modern Israel. The ancient people of Israel created the law of the Torah and the Mishna (the latter was later incorporated into the Talmud). Contemporary Israeli law reflects a dual legal heritage: it is based on historic Jewish law and the laws of countries in which the Jews had for generations been living. It is derived from Ottoman and British legislation and precedents, religious court opinion, and Israeli parliamentary enactments. Courts are composed of professional judges only; juries are not used. Jewish law as such continues to be applied by the rabbinical courts within their jurisdiction in matters of personal status; it is applied also by the civil courts when called upon to deal with such matters concerning Jews
Israeli-Jordanian peace treaty: peace contract that was signed between Israel and Jordan
Israel Israeli: A placeholder name used in Israel for a person whose identity is not known, in the same way as John Doe in the United States and Joe Bloggs in the United Kingdom
Isaac ben Solomon Israeli: or Isaac the Elder born 832/855, Egypt died 932/955, Al-Qayrawn, Tun. Egyptian Jewish physician and philosopher. He began his medical career as an oculist in Cairo and later became court physician to al-Mahd, founder of the Ftimid dynasty in northern Africa. He wrote several medical treatises in Arabic that were later translated into Latin and circulated in Europe. Schooled in Classical learning, he wrote philosophical works, including his Book of Definitions, which discusses Aristotle's four types of inquiry and then provides definitions of wisdom, intellect, soul, nature, love, and time. His interpretation of eschatological matters in light of Neoplatonic mysticism was very influential for later Jewish philosophers
Arab-Israeli conflict: long lasting dispute between Jews and Arabs
Arab-Israeli wars: Series of military conflicts fought between various Arab countries and Israel (1948-49, 1956, 1967, 1969-70, 1973, and 1982). The first war (1948-49) began when Israel declared itself an independent state following the United Nations' partition of Palestine. Protesting this move, five Arab countries Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, and Syria attacked Israel. The conflict ended with Israel gaining considerable territory. The 1956 Suez Crisis began after Egypt nationalized the Suez Canal. A French, British, and Israeli coalition attacked Egypt and occupied the canal zone but soon withdrew under international pressure. In the Six-Day War of 1967, Israel attacked Egypt, Jordan, and Syria. The war ended with the Israel occupying substantial amounts of Arab territory. An undeclared war of attrition (1969-70) was fought between Egypt and Israel along the Suez Canal and ended with the help of international diplomacy. Egypt and Syria attacked Israel in 1973 (the Yom Kippur War), but, despite early Arab success, the conflict ended inconclusively. In 1979 Egypt made peace with Israel. In 1982 Israel invaded Lebanon in order to expel Palestinian guerrillas based there. Israel withdrew from most of Lebanon by 1985 but maintained a narrow buffer zone inside that country until 2000. See also Ysir Araft; Hfiz al-Assad; Menachem Begin; David Ben-Gurion; Camp David Accords; Moshe Dayan; Hezbollah; Gamal Abdel Nasser; Yitzhak Rabin; Sabra and Shatila massacres; Anwar el-Sdt
Benjamin D'Israeli: {i} (1804-1881) English statesman and former Prime Minister of England
New Israeli Shekel: Israeli monetary unit
being a native-born Israeli: having been born and raised in Israel
deposit of Israeli currency: act of depositing Israeli currency into an bank account
expatriate Israeli: Israeli who lives outside of Israel
native-born Israeli: person who was born in Israel, one who is native to Israel
northern Israeli border: the Good Fence, border between Israel and Lebanon; Upper Galilee area
the Israeli Government: acting authority in the State of Israel (made out of a parliamentary system)
the Israeli Labor Party: Socialist-Zionist political party in Israel
the Israeli Medical Federation: organization for doctors and health care workers in Israel
the Israeli consul: State of Israel's official representative in a foreign country
the Israeli consulate: official representation of the State of Israel in a foreign country
the Israeli embassador: official representative of the State of Israel in a foreign country
the Israeli flag: blue and white flag of the State of Israel which has a Star of David in the center
the Israeli national team: sports team which represents the state of Israel in international competitions
the Israeli opera: opera company which gives performances in Tel Aviv
the Israeli people: natives and/or inhabitants of modern Israel