Synonyms for israeli
ɪzˈreɪ liis·raeli

Princeton's WordNet

1. Israeliadjective

   a native or inhabitant of Israel

2. Israeliadjective

   of or relating to or characteristic of Israel or its people

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1. List of paraphrases for "israeli":

   israel, israelis, israeli-

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1. Martin Indyk:

   He's engaging in very deft diplomacy in which first of all he makes clear that he's in Israel's corner, he's got Netanyahu's back, Israel has a right to defend itself, he establishes his credentials as sympathetic to Israel and supportive of Israel and its right to defend itself so that when it comes time to turn to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and say, you know,' It's time to wrap it up,' he has credibility. And when he does that, he'll do it in private.

2. Benjamin Netanyahu:

   Sadly, the fiddler on the roof is no longer with us. The strings of the fiddle have fallen silent. The story of Haim Topol’s life has been sealed but I am certain that his contribution to Israeli culture will live on for generations, he greatly loved the land of Israel, and the people of Israel loved him in return.

3. Yossi Melman:

   I stopped believing the reports from the official and semi-official media in Iran regarding the circumstances around the assassination of Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, they are publishing various and even contradictory details : Assassins ? Motorcyclists ? A booby-trapped car ? A machine gun that fires automatically ? It seems to me that Iranian and Israeli intelligence to which this is attributed deals with psychological warfare, disinformation, and the obstruction of evidence.

4. Matt Duss:

   There's a sense on the Israeli right that progressive or liberal viewpoints are a danger and that something has to be done about it, it has very negative connotations. It creates a hostile environment for those who express legitimate criticism and would put Israel in some very bad company.

5. Abdul Malik Al Jaber:

   Imagine if you have a joint Israeli-Palestinian investment in a start-up and it is sold for $1 billion like (Israeli navigation app) Waze. Imagine the impact this would have on the peace process.