parev

(ˈpɑrəv; ˈpɑrvə) ,

pareve

parve

adj

(Judaism) Judaism containing neither meat nor milk products and so fit for use with either meat or milk dishes. Compare milchik, fleishik See also kashruth

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The sources said that dozens of the militants, including Mohsen al-Harbi from Saudi Arabia, Hamed Adam Khan Younes from Turkey, Radwan Parev from Chechnya, Mohammad Rashid Saleh al-Khasawneh from Jordan, and Mohannad Habib Nemaa from Iraq were killed in the abovementioned fighting areas.

Scores of Int'l Terrorists Killed in Syrian Army Operations in Deir Ezzur

Under the circumstances, a parev, non-committal statement from the SAJBD, if not exactly heroic, was at least understandable.

A very remarkable South African Jew: fighter against apartheid; fighter for Israel

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