Примеры использования Hebron protocol на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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On 17 January, the Government of Israel andthe Palestinian Authority signed the Hebron Protocol.
There were some successes,including the Hebron Protocol and the Wye River agreement.
The Hebron Protocol, which does not constitute a new agreement, was concluded on 15 January 1997.
This was the case with respect to the Gaza-Jericho Agreement in 1994 and the Hebron Protocol in 1997.
Israel has been prepared, since the signing of the Hebron Protocol on 15 January 1997, to resume the permanent status negotiations.
Recently, the parties have demonstrated their commitment to the peace process,particularly with the signing and implementation of the Hebron protocol.
The much-heralded signing of the Hebron Protocol earlier this year has thus far not been the precursor to negotiations on other contentious issues, including Jerusalem.
It is also a matter of serious regret that a year which was ushered in by the hope of the Hebron Protocol should record such dismal progress.
The Hebron Protocol, which was signed and implemented in January, proves the ability of the parties to push the peace process forward and honour their own commitments.
This of course refers to the provisions of the Interim Agreement and the Hebron Protocol of 15 January 1995 concerning redeployment in the West Bank.
Since the signing of the Hebron Protocol and up to the present, negotiations and direct and indirect contacts, at times through concerned intermediaries, have been conducted.
Particularly, we welcome as a positive step the recent signing, on 17 January 1997, of the Hebron Protocol, which has led to the redeployment of Israeli forces from most parts of Hebron. .
The Hebron Protocol, signed during the tenure of the Government of Binyamin Netanyahu, provides for the reopening of the road to Palestinian traffic. Ha'aretz, Jerusalem Post, 20 August.
The Memorandum is aimed at the implementation of all the obligations of the interim period under the Oslo agreement,the Wye River Memorandum and the Hebron Protocol, and at the resumption of the final status negotiations.
Furthermore, the signing of the Hebron protocol was a welcome building-block in the early achievement of a comprehensive, just and lasting peace in the Middle East.
Israel is hopeful that these understandings will provide a framework for achieving Palestinian compliance with commitments made at the time of the 1997 Hebron Protocol, which have not been kept to this day.
Our sincere hope was, andstill is, that the Hebron Protocol and the subsequent steps will increase mutual trust and create an atmosphere conducive to advancing the peace process.
The European Union calls on the parties to resume political dialogue,to continue the negotiations in order to make progress on the implementation of the Interim Agreement and the Hebron protocol, and to resume the final status talks.
Our sincere hope was andstill is that the Hebron protocol and the subsequent actions will increase mutual trust and create an atmosphere conducive to advancing the peace process.
Palestine Liberation Organization(PLO) Chairman Yasser Arafat himself accepted thatreciprocity would govern the Oslo process, when he agreed to the Note for the Record, at the signing of the Hebron Protocol on 15 January 1997.
Rather than stop the peace process,the Government of Israel moved forward this year with the Hebron Protocol and the“note for the record”, in which both sides undertook to implement their mutual commitments.
That is why both the Hebron Protocol, and specifically the Note for the Record, as well as the Wye River Memorandum, directly linked Israeli implementation of that Memorandum to Palestinian compliance, particularly in the area of security.
The European Union remains deeply concerned at the current deadlock in the peace process, andin particular at the lack of progress in implementing all the commitments under the Israeli-Palestinian interim agreements and the Hebron Protocol.
It was in the same vein that early this year the Hebron Protocol between the Palestine Liberation Organization(PLO) and the Government of Israel, leading to the withdrawal of Israel forces from Hebron, was welcomed.
As the parties prepare for the final status negotiations, my delegation would plead with them to be guided by the spirit behind the Oslo Accords, the Madrid Conference results,the Wye River Memorandum, the Hebron Protocol and the Sharm-el Sheikh Memorandum.
In the Note for the Record that accompanied the Hebron Protocol of 17 January 1997, the Palestinians reaffirmed their commitment regarding"preventing incitement and hostile propaganda, as specified in article XXII of the Interim Agreement.
This, he specified, includes not only the three phases of redeployment, but also such matters as opening the safe passage routes and the Gaza Port,continuing to fulfil political and economic Hebron Protocol provisions, and releasing political prisoners. Ha'aretz, Jerusalem Post, 12 July.
We are further encouraged by the signing of the Hebron protocol on 17 January this year, which led to the redeployment of Israeli troops from most parts of Hebron, to be followed by a three-phased withdrawal of Israeli forces from the West Bank beginning in the first week of March 1997.
The 13-page report, entitled“A Compendium of Hate, Palestinian Authority Anti-Semitism Since the Hebron Accord”,noted that the Oslo Accords and the Hebron Protocol required the PA to refrain from incitement and to take measures to prevent others from engaging in it.
All of that was without negotiations with the Palestinians, thus contravening the provisions of the accord that called for the withdrawal of Israeli forces andtheir redeployment from 30 per cent of the territory of the Palestinian West Bank immediately following the implementation of the Hebron Protocol.