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mizrah
or 尘颈锄路谤补肠丑
[ Sephardic Hebrew meez-rahkh; Ashkenazic Hebrew miz-rahkh ]
noun
Hebrew.
- a decorative figure, usually bearing an inscription, that is hung on the eastern wall in Jewish homes or synagogues to indicate the direction to face in prayer.
- the eastern wall in a synagogue, which contains the Holy Ark.
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亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of mizrah1
尘颈锄谤腻岣 literally, east
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The doctor asked the mother to get back on the scale holding her son, Mizrah.
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Umm Mizrah and her husband, who have three young daughters in addition to Mizrah, usually eat one meal a day, often just bread and tea.
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The Associated Press is identifying her by the nickname she often goes by - meaning 鈥渕other of Mizrah鈥 - to protect her privacy.
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Around 2.9 million women and children are acutely malnourished; another 400,000 children are fighting for their lives, in the same condition as Mizrah.
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Umm Mizrah is pregnant, but starving herself to feed her children.
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