Sentence examples for moshe from inspiring English sources

Instead, there is a large, Zulu-speaking meerkat (mongoose) called Moshe.

Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 8.31pm BSThe:31 The flag wrapped coffin of 20-year-old staff sergeant Moshe Malako is carried by soldiers of the IDF Golani Brigade during his military funeral procession.

In fact, the directive is a result of pressure exerted on Moshe Yaalon, the defence minister, by Israeli settlers who say they are being "harassed" by Palestinians on the buses.The bus plan was roundly criticised by opposition figures and even by some within the ruling party, Likud.

And the police, after a long investigation into allegations against Israel's president, Moshe Katsav, by women on his staff, recommended that he face charges of rape (though unless he steps down, he cannot be tried until his term ends next August).Ehud Olmert, the prime minister and head of Kadima, is now looking to shore up the coalition.

This time it will be Moshe Kahlon, a former communications minister and Likud member.

"I'll blow myself up another day".Where Moshe differs from the norm is that he says he does not worry much about the risk to himself or his family.

No Israeli government would have been able to agree to such a deal, which would have left soldiers and civilians in the occupied territories targets for attack.Talk of a ceasefire is "total nonsense", counters Moshe Yaalon, Israel's new army chief.

Two days later Moshe Yaalon, the defence minister, all but acknowledged that Israel had carried out the attack.

While polls suggest that Netanyahu might find it easier to assemble more mandates for a right-wing coalition, this election – called in early December – has a number of new variables including the emergence of a new centre-right party, Kulanu, whose leader Moshe Kahlon, a former Likud minister, has kept a close counsel over whom he might back for prime minister.

The favour may have been returned at the Munich security conference in early February when Israel's defence minister, Moshe Ya'alon, remained in his seat to listen to foreign minister Mohammad Javad Zarif of Iran.

In the meantime, it's considered perfectly normal for our political class to proudly tweet a photo with Moshe Feiglin, one of the most hardline Israeli politicians (as Australia's ambassador to Israel did last week), or to welcome a pro-occupation Israeli leader such as Naftali Bennett to Australia.