Sentence examples for which jerusalem from inspiring English sources

This culminates in a standout sequence midway through in which Jerusalem is overrun.

The cranes were very busy in the past two years, during a building boom the likes of which Jerusalem hadn't seen since the nineteen-seventies.

This opened a new era that lasted until 1948, during which Jerusalem again became a capital, this time of a territory administered by the British under a mandate from the League of Nations.

We may imagine John, Pagels suggests, as an old Jew who had lived through the Jewish war with Rome, during which Jerusalem was decimated and the Temple destroyed in the year 70.

Mr. Sharon strongly opposes any suggestion that Palestinian and Israeli claims on Jerusalem have parity, and his statement tonight called for a peace in which Jerusalem would remain Israel's "eternal and undivided capital".

According to tradition, the place where Abraham nearly sacrificed his son Isaac but was commanded by God not to do so, was the spot on which Jerusalem was later built.

I have left Mezamer behind to spend a week in the Curfew Tower to get to know the people of Cushendall, before she heads back to Israel and starts the selection process as to which Jerusalem-based artist will be spending a month or so in the tower next year.

Things calm down during "Yrushalem" ("Jerusalem"), which, like the opening of "Azul," becomes quizzical and ruminative.

In a statement given to a Senate estimates hearing this week, Brandis ditched the terminology "occupied east Jerusalem", which has been deployed descriptively and definitionally by both the Coalition and Labor over several successive governments.

The blazon of its crest is "the Australian Kookaburra in a diving position superimposed on the cross of Jerusalem", which symbolises the Victoria Cross-winning action of No. 1 Squadron pilot Frank McNamara in Palestine during World War I.

JERUSALEM — Israel, which recently traded 1,027 Palestinian prisoners for one soldier held by Hamas, is planning on establishing rules that would prevent it from making such a lopsided exchange in the future, Defense Minister Ehud Barak said on Thursday.