Sentence examples for settlements blood from inspiring English sources

Elyakim Haetzni, an early settler of Kiryat Arba, and an inflammatory apocalyptist, told me that when the Jews of Tel Aviv — the cultural capital of Israel, a place poisoned by the dissolute culture of the West — try to force their hill-country cousins out of the settlements, blood will be spilled.

It is impossible we should think of submission to a government that has with the most wanton barbarity and cruelty burnt our defenseless town, excited the savages to massacre our peaceful farmers, and our slaves to murder their masters, and is even now bringing foreign mercenaries to deluge our settlements with blood".

After centuries of persecutions, pogroms, exiles, ghettos, pales of settlement, inquisitions, blood libels, forced conversions, discriminatory legislation, and immigration restrictions — and, no less, after centuries of prayers, dreams, and yearning — the Jews had come back home and were the masters of their own fate.

The party paying the money fears that news of a large settlement will be blood in the water for more litigation, and, though a settlement is not an admission of liability, secrecy serves to protect the reputation of the accused.

But it is received wisdom that the Palestinians will not end an uprising that is costing them so much pain without the prospect of a reasonable political settlement emerging from the blood and dust.The route to such a settlement is blocked both by the miseries of the past 19 months and by the hardliners on either side.

The more people Israel displaced, the more land became available for Jewish settlements.In this section Blood brothers Lost in translation Border line Sounds of silence Queen, thief, wife, lover Expanding universe Correction: David Niven ReprintsA former Israeli soldier in Lebanon, Mr Bregman knows his subject first-hand.

Mary McAleese (No. 58), president of Ireland, has worked tirelessly for years toward a successful peace settlement of the catastrophic, ancient blood feud in Northern Ireland.

"Too much blood spilled for a  negotiated settlement between the Assads and the rebels, and not enough for foreign intervention to pressure the Assads to leave".