Sentence examples for destroyed settlements from inspiring English sources

Israel has destroyed settlements and displaced its citizens from their homes in Gaza.

And Boaz Haetzni, who lives in Kiryat Arba near Hebron and is part of a movement to repopulate destroyed settlements, said, "People no longer view the army and state as holy".

On the 25th June 1997, a series of pyroclastic flows destroyed settlements and infrastructure (including the airport in the East) from Trants to Dyers and killed 19 people (Loughlin et al. 2002).

Nearly every day, for example, Rabbi Elishama Cohen and a group of students sneak into Homesh, one of the destroyed settlements in the northern West Bank, to pray and study.

The book, Walks in Palestine and the Nativity Trail, published by Cicerone last month, includes routes that pass within five miles of the destroyed settlement at Jenin.

In 1528 Emperor Lebna Denegel was defeated at the battle of Shimbra Kure, and the Muslims pushed northward into the central highlands, destroying settlements, churches, and monasteries.

The evidence from the cities near the Kızıl (Halys) River and Cappadocia, however, does not support this picture of an invading army, destroying settlements in its path and evicting their inhabitants.

A flood destroyed village foundations and settlements (c. 2350 BCE).

The few that escaped from destroyed coastal settlements now shelter with relatives a little further inland, at places such as Kungyangon.

The Portuguese destroyed the settlements in Singapore in 1587 and the island sank into obscurity for the next two centuries.

The Mongols subjugated the Cumans in the 1230s and destroyed many settlements throughout the Kingdom of Hungary in 1241 and 1242, bringing the Early Middle Ages to an end.