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Meanings of jewish people in English
Ancient nation and ethnoreligious group from the Levant.
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Examples for "jews"
Examples for "jews"
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Poland; first Christianity in; Jews in; modern; Protestantism in; Roman Catholicism in
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The Jews of Europe had also been affected by the new ideas.
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A debate ensued over whether they should therefore be considered true Jews.
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The number of Jews who exist today in Spain is absolutely insignificant.
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Hitler's Nazi party presented an impossible problem for the Jews of Germany.
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Evidently, no 'complete solution' to the 'Jewish problem' was yet in sight.
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The ready-to-wear clothes industry, New York's major industry, is almost exclusively Jewish.
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We have historical memory of what happened when Europe labelled Jewish products.
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So much for his attempt to change the course of Jewish history.
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New reports of direct attacks targeting the Jewish community are still frequent.
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It was good to be Hungarian, good to be a Hungarian Jew.
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This was common knowledge to every Jew in the city, including Moseh.
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Polish undergraduates killed an old Jew in the Sliska Street in Warsaw.
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That American Jew activist, Rabbi Goldberg, has been in Germany again recently.
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The answer bore the stamp of a Jew of the lower order:
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The western world is ignorant of the strength of Jewry in Poland.
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The writer later attended an Introductions Club party- abenefitfor Ethiopian Jewry.
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It was no surprise the Soviet Jewry movement resonated in Squirrel Hill.
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I knew the money-lenders from Newry to Jewry and Jewry to Jerusalem.
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The historical process Jewry has undergone repeatedly, it must undergo once again.
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New reports of direct attacks targeting the Jewish community are still frequent.
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Swastikas spray-painted outside a synagogue in Wellington have Jewish community members worried.
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The Jewish Community building in Kassel on the morning after the pogrom.
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Attacks on synagogues have shaken the Jewish community elsewhere in the country.
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Mr Livingstone's statements and unapologetic stances ooze contempt for the Jewish community.
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But I don't know if I've ever seen a Jewish person before.
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Contrary to her name, Ivory is the most Jewish person any of us know.
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The right life for a Jewish person doesn't have to do with a nation.
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It was said that a Jewish person couldn't even buy a house in nearby Darien.
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He added: I would never insult a Jewish person.
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The Jews of Europe had also been affected by the new ideas.
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Hitler's Nazi party presented an impossible problem for the Jews of Germany.
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Israel's secret was the Jews in the Jewish Diaspora the world over.
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Don't believe what the Papists say about the Jews, either, he said.
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Nasir said yes, he would go to Palestine to fight the Jews.
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Then the world began to divide, and the Jewish nation was started.
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The age of the Judges was the heroic age of the Jewish nation.
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No prophecy in favor of their Jewish nation was ever fulfilled.
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The Palestinians have rejected Netanyahu's call to recognize Israel as a Jewish nation-state.
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This was the end of the independence of the Jewish nation.
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And the history of the Jewish people is a story of miracles.
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He compared the great writer to the Jewish people, and asked himself:
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Evans said his mission in life is to defend the Jewish people.
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The Jewish people have a long and honorable record of literary activity.
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We can only ask God's pardon and that of the Jewish people.
Usage of jewish people in English
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Does this mean that, after those misunderstandings involving drink and jewish people, the Australian is back within the corral.
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And the history of the Jewish people is a story of miracles.
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He compared the great writer to the Jewish people, and asked himself:
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Evans said his mission in life is to defend the Jewish people.
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The more you give us of odd Jewish people the better .
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The Jewish people have a long and honorable record of literary activity.
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Cross has repeatedly made derogatory remarks in the courtroom about Jewish people.
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We can only ask God's pardon and that of the Jewish people.
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I will always stand with the State of Israel and the Jewish people.
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The Jewish people scorned by the Gentiles; the Christian people persecuted.
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To criticise the state of Israel is to demonise Jewish people.
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Threats and assaults have been directed at Jewish people in several European countries.
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For the fourth time the Jewish people seemed on the brink of extermination.
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Moses led the 12 tribes of Jewish people out of Egypt.
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Thomas had burst into the Hasidic rabbi's home and stabbed five Jewish people.
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A new dawn began to break upon the horizon of the Jewish people.
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