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Jael
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Jael [ˈdʒeɪəl]
n
(Christian Religious Writings / Bible) Old Testament the woman who killed Sisera when he took refuge in her tent (Judges 4:17-21)
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Israel rejects that and officials say, in any case, the community planned for Givat Yael will not be a "settlement," since the land has been part of Jerusalem for nearly 30 years.
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There were several meetings between a representative of our commission and an Iranian official in a regional context," Yael Doron told AFP.
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Abdel Qader said, The government is trying to build a new settlement on the territory of Walajeh, which is now located within the city of Jerusalem, named Givat Yael with a capacity of 55,000 settlers.
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