- A
pickled cu****ber –
commonly known as a
pickle in the
United States and
Canada and
traditionally a
gherkin (/ɡərkɪn/) in Britain, Ireland,
South Africa...
- the
coastal region,
baked with yogurt, tomatoes, garlic,
dried mint and
cu****bers; also
prepared fried Gefilte fish—traditional Ashke****
Jewish quenelles...
- 1981) was an
Israeli military leader and politician. As
commander of the
Jerusalem front in the 1948 Arab–Israeli War,
Chief of
Staff of the
Israel Defense...
-
Still Life with Quince, Cabbage, Melon, and
Cu****ber,
commonly known as Quince, Cabbage,
Melon and
Cu****ber, is a c. 1602 oil on
canvas painting by Spanish...
- "Israeli
vegetable salad") is a
chopped salad of
finely diced tomato, onion,
cu****ber, and bell or
chili peppers. It has been
described as the "most well-known...
- The West Bank,
including East
Jerusalem, has been
under military occupation by
Israel since 7 June 1967, when
Israeli forces captured the territory, then...
-
breed of cu****bers that came to be
known as the "Beit
Alpha Cu****ber" (or "Beth
Alpha Cu****ber"). The
breed became highly po****r
worldwide due to its excellent...
- West Bank as the
Judea and
Samaria Area,
expanding its
claim into East
Jerusalem in 1980. The mid-1990s Oslo
Accords split the West Bank into
three regional...
- on a
bagel with
cream cheese, and
often garnished with tomato, onion,
cu****ber, and capers. The
American English word lox is a
borrowing of
Yiddish laks...
-
serotype to
cu****bers imported from Spain. Later, they
recognised that
Spanish greenhouses were not the
source of the E. coli and
cu****ber samples did...
