Proper noun
Najjar (plural Najjars)
A surname.
A group of Sayeret commandos were taken in nine missile boats and a small fleet of patrol boats to a deserted Lebanese beach, before driving in two cars to downtown Beirut, where they killed Najjar, Adwan and Nassir. Source: Internet
According to Najjar, “Though many of the projected impacts on ecosystems are negative, these impacts can be reduced through reductions in greenhouse gas emissions and by making ecosystems more resilient through the reduction of other stressors”. Source: Internet
He cited documents and letters set by Minister of Public Works Michel Najjar to Pesident Michel Aoun. Source: Internet
After her death, a volunteer ambulance worker, Izzat Shatat, told the Associated Press that he and Najjar were planning to announce their engagement at the end of Ramadan. Source: Internet
In fact, the majority of respondents across the region support the idea of collaboration in the ongoing fight against all forms of financial crime,” said Nadim Najjar, managing director, Mena, Thomson Reuters. Source: Internet
Relatives of Palestinian volunteer paramedic Razan Najjar mourn at the family house during her funeral in Khan Younis, Gaza, on Saturday. Source: Internet