Megiddo

[ muh-gid-oh ]

noun

1. an ancient city in N Israel, on the plain of Esdraelon: site of many battles; often identified with the Biblical Armageddon.

Megiddo

/ məˈɡɪdəʊ /

noun

1. an ancient town in N Palestine, strategically located on a route linking Egypt to Mesopotamia: site of many battles, including an important Egyptian victory over rebel chieftains in 1469 or 1468 bc See also Armageddon

Example Sentences

Mr Khourieh was held at the Megiddo prison in northern Israel for 10 days last November.

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“They just lost their mind,” he says of the scenes he witnessed at Megiddo.

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Several months after Mr Khourieh’s release – again, without charge – the lawyer is still struggling to make sense of what he witnessed at Megiddo.

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He was taken into administrative detention - under which Israel can hold people indefinitely without charge - in Megiddo prison.

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Beatings like this happened twice at Megiddo Prison, he says, and more times than he could count at Nafha Prison.

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