sabra

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التركية - التركية
israil'de doğmuş israilli
الإنجليزية - الإنجليزية
A native-born Israeli
Israeli liqueur that is flavored with Jaffa orange and chocolate
The fruit of a cactus found in the region, it refers to a Jew born in the State of Israel
chocolate and orange flavoured liqueur from Israel
{i} (Hebrew) "prickly pear", native-born Israeli
From Hebrew word meaning "a prickly pear," but adapted to mean a native-born Israeli Jew
Is an orange and chocolate flavored liqueur It is made with bitter orange rind, chocolate and alcohol that is produced from the Sabra cactus It is orange-amber and is produced in Israel Best enjoyed straight up, on the rocks and in cocktails Blends well with dairy products, coffee, hot chocolate, vodka and brandy
Sabra and Shatila massacres
(1982) Massacre of Palestinian civilians by Christian militiamen in two Beirut refugee camps during the Israeli invasion of Lebanon. The goal of Israel's action was to expel Palestinian guerrillas from Lebanon. To achieve this objective, Israel allied itself with several Lebanese Christian groups, including the Phalange party, who fought the Palestinians during the protracted Lebanese civil war (1975-90). Following the U.S.-brokered evacuation of Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) fighters from Beirut, Israeli forces under Defense Minister Ariel Sharon allowed Phalange militiamen into the camps, ostensibly to root out further PLO fighters. Estimates of the number of women, children, and elderly who were killed over the next several days ranged from 800 to several thousand. Although no militiamen were ever prosecuted for their participation, Sharon who an Israeli commission of inquiry later found indirectly responsible through negligence was condemned in Arab popular opinion as the culprit of the massacre
Sabra and Shatilla Affair
case concerning the mass slaughter carried out by Falanges in the refugee camps in Lebanon without intervention by Israel in 1982
sabra

    الواصلة

    sa·bra

    التركية النطق

    säbrı

    النطق

    /ˈsäbrə/ /ˈsɑːbrə/

    علم أصول الكلمات

    [ 'sä-br& ] (noun.) 1945. New Hebrew sabhAr, literally, prickly pear.
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