al bilad造句

• A Palestinian newspaper, Al Bilad, claimed that Ayyash was still alive and had engineered Friday's explosion himself to mislead Israel.
• But a Palestinian newspaper, Al Bilad, claimed that Ayyash was still alive and had engineered Friday's explosion himself to mislead Israel.
• Both laywers are representing Al Hadath, Sawt Al Mara'a, Hawadeth Al Sa'a, Al Hadaf, Al Bilad, Al Sayad and Al Majd.
• Al Bilad, Hawadeth Al Sa'a and Al Najm Al Arabi hit the newsstands this week while others plan to publish within weeks.
• Tajuddine Al Hroub, publisher of Hawadeh Al Sa'a and managing editor of Al Bilad, said he is determined to sue the government.
• A Palestinian newspaper, Al Bilad, meanwhile, claimed that Ayyash was still alive and that Friday's explosion was a ploy he engineered to stop Israel's pursuit.
• A Palestinian newspaper, Al Bilad, meanwhile, claimed that Ayyash was still alive and that Friday's explosion was a ploy engineered by him to stop Israel's pursuit of him.
• In an interview with the Al Bilad newspaper, Tabouk thanked Jibril Rajoub, the top Palestinian security official in the West Bank, for securing his release along with four other ex-Hawks.
• He told Al Bilad weekly that that the issue of entry is subject to the law which states that books carrying certain terms that are negative are to be refused entry into the country . Deputy walkout.
• "It is time now to discuss and debate these things, to make people aware that Osama bin Laden and some others are on the track of extremism, " said Abdul Kader Tash, editor of Al Bilad, a Saudi newspaper.
• "If you review the curriculum in Saudi Arabia, you would see that it promotes any kind of extremist views of Islam, even in the eyes of very devout Muslims, " said Abdul Khadir Tash, the editor of Al Bilad newspaper.
• In another attack, suspected militants slit a militiaman's throat, killing him after holding up the taxi he was riding in Tuesday in the Annaba region, 600 kilometers ( 370 miles ) east of Algiers, the Arab-language Al Bilad newspaper said.
• The weekly Jordanian newspaper Al Bilad said the U . S . representatives of several militant Islamic groups, including the Islamic Group and the Algerian Salvation Front, have pledged to commit " violence in the American society if Abu Marzuk is extradited to Israel ."
• Jeddah is served by four major Arabic-language newspapers, " Asharq Al-Awsat ", " Al Bilad ", as well as two major English-language newspapers, the " Saudi Gazette " and " Arab News " . " Okaz " and " Al-Madina " are the primary newspapers of Jeddah and some other Saudi cities, with over a million readers; their focus is mainly local.