Примеры использования All occupied palestinian на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Complete Israeli's withdrawal from all occupied Palestinian and Arab territories(Qatar);
Israel must abide by Security Council resolution 1701(2006) on Lebanon and pay compensation for the damage done there, andit should withdraw from all Occupied Palestinian Territories.
Pakistan calls on Israel to withdraw the wall from all occupied Palestinian lands, taking it back to the pre-1967 boundaries.
Mobilizing support for resolutions concerning the question of Palestine in the General Assembly andall other actions that seek to end the Israeli occupation of all occupied Palestinian and Arab territories.
Israel must withdraw from all occupied Palestinian and Arab territories and must honour resolutions 242(1967) and 338(1973) and the principle of land for peace.
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The Commission's geographical purview included all occupied Palestinian territory.
We call upon the Israeli Government to proceed further by withdrawing from all occupied Palestinian territories and to implement its obligations under the road map so that we can achieve our common objective-- the establishment of two independent States, Palestine and Israel, living side by side in peace and security.
Peace in this region to which Morocco is so attached can only take place when Israel withdraws from all occupied Palestinian territories and the Syrian Golan.
According to doctrine, international law requires an Israeli withdrawal from substantially all occupied Palestinian territory, including East Jerusalem, in accordance with the iconic call of Security Council resolution 242(1967), which was adopted in the aftermath of the 1967 Arab-Israeli war.
It also requires the returnof Palestinian refugees and the establishment of a Palestinian State on all occupied Palestinian lands, with Jerusalem as its capital.
Secondly, Israel's commitment to completely freeze settlement activity in all occupied Palestinian territories, including East Jerusalem, must be secured, not only because such activity is contrary to international law and should be halted, but also in order to build a climate of trust between the two parties, thus allowing final-status negotiations to bear fruit.
We condemn these dastardly actions andcall on the international community to persuade Israel to withdraw from all occupied Palestinian territories and to respect all relevant Security Council resolutions.
Furthermore, his delegation demanded that Israel should implement all resolutions relating to the principle of land for peace,resume the peace process and liberate all occupied Palestinian and Arab lands.
The second requirement is to guarantee complete Israeli withdrawal from all occupied Palestinian territories, including the occupied city of Al-Quds, and a return to the lines of 4 June 1967.
They expressed, among other things, their unqualified support for the struggle of the Palestinian people to guarantee respect for its inalienable right to self-determination and independence andreiterated the demand that Israel withdraw from all occupied Palestinian and Arab territories, including Jerusalem.
Bangladesh is also of the view that complete withdrawal of all Israeli troops from all occupied Palestinian and Arab territories is an essential precondition for restoring a climate of trust and peace among the States in that region.
The Conference stressed the need for an end to Israel's occupation of Palestinian and Arab territories occupied since 1967 andcalled for the withdrawal of Israeli occupation forces from all occupied Palestinian territories, including Al-Quds Al-Sharif to the 4 June 1967 borders.
These cannot be achieved without Israel's political will and serious commitment to withdraw completely from all occupied Palestinian and Arab territories, based on the principle of land for peace, rules of international law, the Arab Peace Initiative and the road map, as well as all the terms of reference in the Madrid principles and the relevant Security Council and General Assembly resolutions.
Urgently calls upon all States parties to the Convention to respect and to exert all efforts in order to ensure respect for andcompliance with its provisions in all occupied Palestinian territory, including Jerusalem, and other Arab territories occupied by Israel since 1967;
The Heads of State or Government“reaffirmed their unflinching support for the legitimate struggle of the Palestinian people to secure respect for its inalienable rights to self-determination and independence andreiterated their demand for the withdrawal of Israel from all occupied Palestinian and other Arab lands, including Jerusalem.
It reaffirmed that the peace process is a comprehensive process which will come about through the withdrawal of Israel from all occupied Palestinian and Arab territories, including the Syrian Golan Heights as well as the Sheba'a farms in southern Lebanon.
The State of Bahrain is convinced that a just, comprehensive and lasting solution to the question of Palestine must be based on Security Council resolutions 242(1967) and 338(1973), andon the principle of Israel's withdrawal from all occupied Palestinian territories, including Al-Quds, and from the other occupied Arab territories.
In order to achieve just and comprehensive peace, security andstability for all countries in the region, the occupation must cease, and Israel must withdraw from all occupied Palestinian territories, including East Jerusalem. Likewise, Israel must withdraw from occupied Golan Heights and must recognize the right of the Palestinian people to self-determination and to establish an independent State with full sovereignty over the entire territory.
Malaysia has consistently called for a just and comprehensive solution to the Middle East conflict that would bring peace, security and stability to all the countries in the region, on the basis of the relevant Security Council resolutions; a just, lasting andcomprehensive settlement that would entail the complete withdrawal of Israel from all occupied Palestinian territories, the occupied Syrian Golan Heights and the occupied Lebanese territories, on the basis of the principle of land for peace.
It goes without saying that the solution to the crisis in the Middle East depends upon Israel's withdrawal from all occupied Palestinian land, the remaining Lebanese territory and the Syrian Golan, as well as on abiding by the resolutions of the United Nations.
The Supreme Council reviewed developments on the Palestinian front and in the Middle East peace process and expressed the hope that the Israeli withdrawal from the Gaza Strip and some settlements in the West Bank, while a step in the right direction,would be followed by steps towards a total withdrawal from all occupied Palestinian lands so as to enable the brotherly Palestinian people to build their independent State on their national soil with Jerusalem as its capital.
If the peace process was to be continued and a just and comprehensive peace achieved,Israel would have to withdraw from all occupied Palestinian land, including Arab Jerusalem, and permit the Palestinian people to exercise its right to self-determination and establish an independent State.
Israel should immediately end its barbaric military acts of aggression that destroy peace and stability in the region and violate international humanitarian law, including acts of terror against civilians;it should withdraw its occupying forces from all occupied Palestinian territory, including Jerusalem, and from the other Arab territories occupied since 1967; and it should immediately return to peace negotiations with the Palestinian side.
We call upon the international community to act immediately to lay the foundations of a just, comprehensive peace andbring about Israel's withdrawal from all occupied Palestinian and Arab territories, including the occupied Syrian Arab Golan, to the line of 4 June 1967, and from those Lebanese territories that are still occupied in the south of the country.
Of particular relevance were: Security Council resolutions 242(1967), 338(1973) and 425(1978); the principle of land for peace; complete Israeli withdrawal from the Golan Heights to the 4 June 1967 line; complete and unconditional Israeli withdrawal from southern Lebanon and the western Bekaa to the internationally recognized boundaries;complete Israeli withdrawal from all occupied Palestinian territory, including Arab Jerusalem, and the guarantee of legitimate national rights for the Palestinian people, including the right of self-determination and to establish an independent State on its own national soil.