barazani造句

• Naim Barazani had just transferred to the bus when the bomber exploded.
• Barazani ordered him to leave the tank platoon to defend the place.
• Haim Barazani gestures to syringes strewn in his backyard.
• Barazani joined Lehi at an early age, following in the footsteps of his brother.
• Nakdimon said Barazani had to withstand opposition by devout Muslims in his ranks to the secret alliance with Israel.
• Dishy was born in Brooklyn, New York, the son of Amy ( Barazani ) and Nissim Dishy.
• Claudio Barazani, ICRC chief delegate, said Wednesday the authorities were looking for a place away from Kampala to relocate the prisoners.
• During these years, Kokines was associated with other Chicago artists Edvins Strautmanis, Morris Barazani, and Richard Hunt ( sculptor ).
• Barazani, the author of a book on how to teach yourself Arabic, lay in Bikur Holim hospital with a pink brace around his neck.
• He said Halliday received assurances from Barazani that there will be " no restriction to provisions of the humanitarian assistance throughout the northern part of Iraq ."
• In one case Moshe Barazani, a Lehi member, and Meir Feinstein, an Irgun member, committed suicide in prison with a grenade smuggled inside an orange so the British could not hang them.
• The book gives a fascinating picture of relations between the Israelis and Kurdish leader Mullah Mustafa Barazani, including many details unknown to the Israeli public, said Amatsia Baram, a Haifa University expert on Iraq.
• In 1947, two condemned Jews, Meir Feinstein and Moshe Barazani, blew themselves up in the night before their execution with a hand grenade which had been smuggled into the cell inside of an orange.
• The CPI is heavily criticized by Iraqi politicians, with many, such as Massoud Barazani ( Governor of Kurdistan ), declaring that the CPI is a tool for political retribution and the " . . . settling of political scores ".
• The three, together with Kurdish leaders Massoud Barazani and Jalal Talbani, are arguing that U . S . forces are not trained for front-line police work and that they lacked knowledge of the local terrain and customs needed to fight insurgents.