No. 807 in Hebrew
הישראלים
"The Israelis."
In a sentence
הישראלים אוהבים לאכול פלאפל.
The Israelis like to eat falafel.
Used as a subject to refer to the people of Israel collectively.
תיירים באים לבקר במקומות שישראלים רבים אוהבים.
Tourists come to visit places that many Israelis love.
Used descriptively to qualify 'many' indicating a group of Israeli people.
הישראלים שאני מכיר תמיד מחייכים ונחמדים.
The Israelis I know are always smiling and kind.
Describing a specific group of people the speaker is familiar with.
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