ISRAELED

(VERB) The act of persevering through hardship and then, through hardwork and mental fortitude, becoming something of matter and meaning.

That desert was really a wasteland, but now it has fruit orchards! That desert has clearly been Israeled.

I really bombed on opening night, but the next show, I pulled myself together and I really israeled it on stage that night, getting a standing O.

by RationalBeing January 11, 2024

Israeled

When someone fights your battle for you.

The entire free world was being threatened by savage terrorists when they were Israeled and no longer had to fight, since Israel defeated the terrorists themselves, at great cost to themselves.

by Truth to Power 2 January 15, 2024

Israeled

When you commit a terrorist attack and then find yourself dead and buried under rubble, along with all of your terrorist friends, you've been Israeled.

Hassan Nasrallah and Hezbollah fired thousands of missiles at Israel, killed hundreds of US Marines and French soldiers, and hijacked the entire country of Lebanon. He and a his commanders were finally killed in a devastating example of FAFO. Justice was served. They got Israeled.

by BookGuySD September 30, 2024

Israeled

When people group together to murder you but nobody else cares because you're Jews

Terrorists are entering Israel to kill people who are therby Israeled when the world does not care.

by k1ked1ke January 16, 2024

Israeled

Achieving amazing results given the surrounding environment.

It was really windy, but Bill still Israeled the ski course.

by anonymous January 17, 2024

Israeled

Achieving amazing results, given the very difficult surrounding environment.

Bill israeled the ski race course given the very windy conditions.

by anonymous January 17, 2024

Israeled

To achieve amazing results given the very difficult surrounding environment.

Bill israeled the ski race course in spite of how windy it was.

by anonymous January 17, 2024