Примеры использования All palestinian territories на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We demand the return of all Palestinian territories occupied by Israel.
We join others in calling upon the Government of Israel to continue the withdrawal from all Palestinian territories.
End the occupation of all Palestinian territories, the Syrian Arab Golan, and the occupied Lebanese territories(Egypt); 136.181.
We strongly believe that the Palestinians deserve the right to organize their elections in a proper atmosphere and in all Palestinian territories.
Its refusal to withdraw from all Palestinian territories and its continuation of settlements were a manifest mockery of justice and human rights.
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It supports the position of the Palestinian National Authority with regard to the complete withdrawal of Israeli forces from all Palestinian territories occupied since 1967.
It affirms its commitment to the establishment of an independent Palestinian State on all Palestinian territories occupied since 1967, with Jerusalem as its capital, and rejects all of the illegitimate Israeli measures aimed at the annexation and Judaization of the city.
It had called for the implementation of the commitments undertaken within the framework of the Madrid Peace Conference andhad demanded the withdrawal of Israel from all Palestinian territories, the Golan and southern Lebanon.
His delegation believed that lasting peace could be achieved only through an end to discrimination and to the occupation of all Palestinian territories, the return of all Palestinian refugees to their homeland and the establishment of a democratic Palestinian State with Al-Quds Al-Sharif as its capital.
We call on all parties to put an end to all acts of terrorism and we call for a complete ceasefire andwithdrawal of Israeli armed forces from all Palestinian territories, including Bethlehem.
Although according to international agreements the Palestinian Authority had been established as an interim body, andshould have governed all Palestinian territories after 4 May 1999, it had no control over its own resources and its domain was limited to Area A: 18 per cent of the total area of the West Bank.
It is therefore high time for the international community to urgently weigh in to counter the Israeli regime's inhuman policies andpractices in imposing a humanitarian disaster on the defenceless Palestinian people in all Palestinian territories.
First, the international community must force Israel to withdraw,in coordination with the Palestinian Authority, from all Palestinian territories it has occupied since 1967, including Al-Quds Al-Sharif, and to stop all illegal settlement activities, including the construction of the separation wall, and to dismantle that part of the wall that has already been constructed.
Affirms the necessity of ending the Israeli occupation of the Arab and Palestinian territories occupied since 1967, anddemands the Israeli occupation forces to withdraw from all Palestinian territories, including Al-Quds Al-Sharif to the June 1967 line.
Thirdly, the international community must condemn all settlement activities andunilateral measures undertaken by Israel in all Palestinian territories, particularly East Jerusalem, and require Israel to abrogate those measures immediately, in compliance with its obligations under international law and United Nations resolutions, including the resolutions of the tenth emergency special session of the General Assembly and the 2004 Advisory Opinion of the International Court of Justice.
It is equally important that such measures should be followed up by additional agreements that would guarantee total withdrawal by Israeli troops from all Palestinian territories, including Al-Quds and from all the other occupied Arab territories. .
Such reforms will enable the Palestinian security institutions to fully discharge their national responsibilities, which include the management of the next legislative elections, the reconstruction of destroyed development sectors, the improvement of the painful humanitarian and social conditions in the Palestinian territories andthe strengthening of its control over all Palestinian territories.
While we welcome the Israeli withdrawal from the Gaza Strip and a few settlements in the northern partof the West Bank, we also call upon the Israeli Government to continue withdrawing its troops from all Palestinian territories and to implement all of its commitments in that respect, in accordance with the road map, which should lead us to our common goal: the establishment of an independent Palestinian State coexisting with Israel in mutual peace and security.
It must respond positively to international efforts aimed at implementation of the road map, which provides both parties with international guarantees aimed at achievingpeace based on the establishment of an independent, sovereign Palestinian State on all Palestinian territories occupied by Israel since 1967.
Egypt believes that the Israeli-Palestinian settlement should be based on the following specific elements: first,the establishment of an independent Palestinian State on all Palestinian territories occupied since the war of 1967, including East Jerusalem; secondly, ensuring security for the two States and the two peoples, the Palestinians and the Israelis, through agreed upon measures that command the consent of both parties, without being imposed by or reflecting the will of the occupation and invasion Power.
Terminating the cycle of violence has become a collective responsibility that requires us to implement internationally agreed upon resolutions,return to the negotiations table, establish the land-for-peace principle and ensure a withdrawal of Israeli forces from all Palestinian territories, the Syrian Golan Heights and southern Lebanon.
To affirm adherence to the establishment of the independent State of Palestine on all Palestinian territories occupied in 1967, with its capital in Jerusalem; to reject all illegal Israeli measures intended to annex and Judaize the city; to condemn all official and unofficial Israeli programs, plans and policies intended to declare Jerusalem the capital of the State of Israel; and to call on the international community to enforce United Nations resolutions in respect thereof.
Such practices clearly revealed Israel's intention of strengthening settlement in the occupied Palestinian territories andplacing obstacles in the way of Israel's withdrawal from those territories with the aim of preventing the establishment of an independent Palestinian State which enjoyed full sovereignty over all Palestinian territories occupied since 1967, including Jerusalem.
To reaffirm its support for the establishment of the independent State of Palestine on all Palestinian territories occupied in 1967, with its capital in Jerusalem; to reject all illegal Israeli measures intended to annex and Judaize the city; to condemn all official and unofficial Israeli programmes, plans and policies intended to declare Jerusalem the capital of the State of Israel, the occupying Power; and to call on the international community to enforce relevant United Nations resolutions.
In this context, the Council strongly condemns all illegal measures and actions in Occupied East Jerusalem aimed at judaizing this city which has an Arab and Islamic character, including, in particular, the building of settlements that threaten to undermine any negotiation leading to an end to the Israeli occupation of 1967 and the establishment of an independent, contiguous andviable Palestinian State, on all Palestinian territories occupied by Israel in 1967, with East Jerusalem as its capital.
In that regard,he affirmed that the Commission's mandate covered all Palestinian territory and that as an independent entity, the Commission was unaffected by the current political polarization.
We therefore call upon Israel to withdraw its forces immediately and unconditionally from all Palestinian territory.
In keeping with its mandate, the Committee continued to work towards enabling the Palestinian people to realize its inalienable rights, including the right to self-determination andto its own independent State, on all Palestinian territory occupied in 1967, including East Jerusalem.
At the same time, the Committee continued to work towards promoting the full realization of the inalienable rights of the Palestinian people, including the right to self-determination andto its own independent State, on all Palestinian territory occupied in 1967, including East Jerusalem.
Inter alia, call for Israeli withdrawal from all Palestinian territory, including Jerusalem, and from the Syrian Golan and the occupied Lebanese territories; respect for the right of all States in the region to live in peace within secure and internationally recognized borders, and the recognition and exercise of the legitimate rights of the Palestinian people, primarily the right to self-determination.