Примеры использования Hebron massacre на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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After the Hebron massacre, prisoners complained of not being allowed to receive visits of from family members.
At the same time, 45 Palestinians had been killed by Israeli civilians,including 29 during the Hebron massacre.
The area was closed following the Hebron massacre of February 1994. The Jerusalem Times, 20 September.
On 4 April 1994, Muslim leaders reopened the Temple Mount in Jerusalem to non-Muslims for the first time since the Hebron massacre.
The Hebron massacre also highlighted the question of settlements, consideration of which would be postponed, by agreement of the parties, until the final status negotiations.
Ben-Yossef, a resident of Jerusalem, was placed under detention in March, after the Hebron massacre. Jerusalem Post, 15 August 1994.
The street, which had been closed after the Hebron massacre in February 1994, remained off limits to pedestrians and other Palestinian civilians. The Jerusalem Times, 31 October.
The witness also described the deficiencies of the health care system in the occupied territories,which became particularly evident after the Hebron massacre.
Although Kach was outlawed by the Government after the Hebron massacre, its members have continued to be active. Jerusalem Post, 8 August 1994.
One witness who testified before the Special Committee offered his views of the curfew imposed after the Hebron massacre.
The ban also applied to all the workers who had a work permit(only 13,000 after the Hebron massacre on 25 February) and all vehicles from the territories.
Marzel was the last of the four wanted Kach leaders still at large after warrants for their arrest had been issued following the Hebron massacre.
The Israeli authorities had erected 4-meter-high cement blocks around the street following the Hebron massacre on 25 February 1994. The Jerusalem Times, 18 November 1994.
At the King Hussein Medical Centre in Amman,the Special Committee heard the following testimony of a person who was injured during the Hebron massacre.
However, the Hebron massacre had demonstrated the need for increased vigilance in the occupied territories, showing that the Committee's role was even more important than before.
In addition, the Special Committee heard the testimony of persons who were wounded during the Hebron massacre at the King Hussein Medical Centre in Amman.
Mr. SY(Senegal) said that the question was of enormous significance for peace and security in the Middle East,especially in view of the current situation following the Hebron massacre.
All the human rights organizations which tried to investigate the Hebron massacre as well as other violations of human rights failed when they tried to obtain a permit from the authorities.
The justices rejected the families' claims that sealing their homes was discriminatory since the home of Baruch Goldstein who had perpetrated the Hebron massacre had not been sealed.
The deportation of 415 Hamas activists to Lebanon in January 1993 and the Hebron massacre in March 1994 led immediately to a significant rise in violence against Jews in Western Europe.
On 24 May 1994, the High Court of Justice rejected a petition by Gilon Ben-Sa'id, from the Kiryat Arba settlement, who had asked to take possession of his army-issued weapon,which was taken away after the Hebron massacre.
On 11 September 1994, Baruch Ben-Yosef,who was placed in administrative detention soon after the Hebron massacre, was released from Sharon Prison but was ordered to remain in Haifa for the next three months.
Recalling the Hebron massacre in 1994, the League expressed its indignation over and condemnation of the criminal incident in Hebron on 1 January in which an Israeli soldier had opened fire on Arab civilians.
On 12 May 1994, Michael Ben Horin, from Moshav Nov on the Golan Heights,one of the nine Jews who were held under administrative detention following the Hebron massacre, was released from Sharon Prison.
The Hebron massacre had struck a blow to the hopes for a just and comprehensive settlement that had been raised by the signing of the Declaration of Principles on 13 September 1993 by Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization.
Letter dated 28 February(S/1994/237) from the representative of Australia addressed to the Secretary-General,transmitting the text of a statement made on 26 February 1994 by the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Australia on the Hebron massacre.
After the 1929 Hebron massacre, he intensified his anti-Zionist and anti-British agitation and obtained a fatwa from Sheikh Badr al-Din al-Taji al-Hasani, the Mufti of Damascus, authorizing the armed resistance against the British and the Jews.
Letter dated 2 March 1994(S/1994/247) from the representative of Malaysia addressed to the Secretary-General,transmitting the text of a statement dated 26 February 1994 by the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Malaysia concerning the Hebron massacre.
Another witness who was also injured during the Hebron massacre informed the Special Committee about a complaint made by Muslim worshippers that was also mentioned in the report of the Commission of Inquiry into the massacre headed by Justice Shamgar.
Letter dated 28 February(S/1994/236) from the representative of the Sudan addressed to the President of the Security Council,transmitting the text of a statement issued on 26 February 1994 by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Sudan concerning the Hebron massacre.