burayr in a sentence

• There is no doubt at all that Burayr was depopulated.
• It was founded on land belonging to the depopulated Palestinian village of Burayr.
• It was founded on the land belonging to the depopulated Palestinian village of Burayr.
• Sde David was founded in 1955 on land belonging to the depopulated Palestinian village of Burayr.
• Burayr had its own independent source for water, making it a desired rest place for travelers.
• :" The kibbutz was established on the land of a depopulated Palestinian village named Burayr.
• Men like Burayr ibn Khudhayr, Muslim ibn Awsaja and Habib ibn Muzahir were slain in the fighting.
• According to Khalidi, the Burayr village still contains remnants of houses, streets and a cement wall.
• According to Walid Khalidi, Zohar is founded on the land belonging to the depopulated Palestinian village of Burayr.
• However they could not recognize him and asked either Zuhayr ibn Qayn, Habib ibn Muzahir or Burayr to fight them.
• It's difficult to see burayr in a sentence .
• What Gilabrand did was to make it look like Khalidi only meant that Bror Hayil is one mile away from Burayr.
• He actually writes on the same page ( 92 ) that " Beror Chayil " was one of the villages established on Burayr's lands.
• This is in the article about Burayr, which Gilabrand had edited here before he made that edit to Bror Hayil, and sourced to Morris.
• According to the Palestinian historian Walid Khalidi, Jewish World War II veterans established kibbutz Bror Hayil on a hilltop about a mile from Burayr on April 20, 1948.
• Another thing to note is that in the former AE case, it was brought up by Huldra that Gilabrand had earlier edited on Burayr, where he changed it from:
• In the course of Operation Barak, which commenced in early May, the Palmach's Negev Brigade and Givati Brigade captured Burayr, which was referred to as " the village of the killers ."
• And occasionally, she removed perfectly good sources, if she doesn磘 like them, like Benny Morris here, where " The kibbutz was established on the land of a Palestinian village named Burayr ."
• Burayr was strategically important in World War I and on November 9, 1917, was one of the first places captured by the Allied Forces from the Ottoman Empire, consolidating British hold on positions controlling the approaches to Jaffa and Jerusalem.
• He says the New York Times reported that " when the Arabs of Burayr awoke, they found the Jews setting up pre-fabricated houses and building a defensive wall and watchtower . " The villagers opened fire on them, but the work was completed by noon . and Israeli sources say the founders were mostly Jewish immigrants from Egypt.
• As both your and Nishidani's sources show, and the original ones which was in the article and Gilabrand edited on ( that was Morris on p . xviii and number six on the list and Khalidi on p . 92 ), there is a connection between Burayr and Bror Hayil, regardless if it is " in " or " near " ( Morris use both, for example, as Nishidani show ).