Примеры использования Incursions into gaza на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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And today, as we speak,there are incursions into Gaza.
Owing to Israel's incursions into Gaza, many families had fled their homes.
Israeli forces conducted six limited incursions into Gaza.
We are particularly concerned about the Israeli incursions into Gaza during recent months and their destructive effects on the Palestinian people.
The High Commissioner has reported that between 24 January and 24 February 2008,Israeli security forces conducted at least 9 military incursions into Gaza and 106 into various locations of the West Bank.
Israel's incursions into Gaza and construction of the separation wall-- a clear violation of international law-- continued, as did the illegal settlement policy.
There have been sporadic military incursions into Gaza for the past months.
Israel must end its incursions into Gaza, cease offensive military operations in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, withdraw its forces to their original positions outside Gaza, and release, immediately and unconditionally, all imprisoned cabinet members and parliamentarians, as well as other Palestinian prisoners.
The Israeli Army has carried out regular incursions into Gaza and has destroyed property there.
It calls on Israel to end its incursions into Gaza, cease offensive military operations in the occupied Palestinian territory, withdraw its forces to their original positions outside Gaza, and release, immediately and unconditionally, all imprisoned cabinet members and parliamentarians, as well as other Palestinian prisoners.
Israeli security forces continued military incursions into Gaza and the West Bank throughout 2007.
Lack of protection for civilians and the escalation of violence had been significant factors in the overall human rights situation in the territories; Israel had continued rocket and artillery attacks,air strikes and military incursions into Gaza, while Palestinian militants continued to fire Qassam rockets from there into Israel.
In the period 20 to 27 June 2007 there were seven IDF incursions into Gaza resulting in at least 17 Palestinian deaths(including six civilians, among them two children) and 39 injuries.
Palestinian militants increased the firing of rockets into Israel andfrequent IDF incursions into Gaza were met with armed resistance.
The Committee expressed particular concern at the Israeli incursions into Gaza during the recent months and its destructive effects on the Palestinian people and on their hopes for peace.
During the reporting period, Israeli security forces conducted at least 9 military incursions into Gaza and 106 into various locations of the West Bank.
The conflict culminated, in 2006, in the Israeli military incursions into Gaza, codenamed"Summer Rains" and"Autumn Clouds", the latter focusing on the north of the Strip around the town of Beit Hanoun, where shortly after the end of the military operations in November, 19 people, of whom 18 of the same family, were killed by artillery fire in one incident.
In the course of these operations, the Israeli Defense Forces(IDF)made repeated military incursions into Gaza, accompanied by heavy artillery shelling and air-to-surface missile attacks.
She also reported that during that two-month period,Israeli security forces conducted at least 30 military incursions into Gaza and 348 into various locations in the West Bank.
In this chapter, the Committee expresses particular concern at the Israeli incursions into Gaza during the recent months and its destructive effects on the Palestinian people and on their hopes for peace.
Palestinian militants fired hundreds of rockets and mortars towards Israel, including its main cities. On 17 July,Israel launched the beginning of ground incursions into Gaza with the objective of destroying the tunnel network of Palestinian militants.
Conflict reached a peak in the summer andautumn of 2006 with Israeli military incursions into Gaza, code-named"Summer Rains" and"Autumn Clouds" respectively, the latter focusing on Beit Hanoun in the week immediately prior to 8 November.
Speaking in the Security Council on 9 November 2006 and to the General Assembly, which met in an emergency special session on 17 November 2006,I expressed the Committee's strong condemnation of the Israeli incursions into Gaza, the grossly disproportionate use of force and the enormous and widespread devastation caused by the heavy weaponry.
In order to facilitate the dialogue between the belligerent parties and to pave the way for fruitful negotiations,it is imperative that Israel end its incursions into Gaza, cease offensive military operations in the occupied Palestinian territory, withdraw its forces to their original positions outside Gaza and release, immediately and unconditionally, all imprisoned cabinet ministers and parliamentarians, as well as other Palestinian prisoners.
That act, and the continued launching of Qassam rockets into Israel, had unleashed a savage response from the Israeli Government which had taken several forms,including repeated military incursions into Gaza, in which militants and civilians had been killed, houses destroyed and agricultural land bulldozed.
Despite tireless international efforts geared towards regional peace, this year started, regrettably,with Israeli forces' military incursions into Gaza, leaving thousands of Palestinians killed or injured amid the wanton ruins of their homes, hospitals, schools, mosques and other vital infrastructure facilities.
When I took the floor during the Security Council debate,I condemned in the strongest terms on behalf of the Committee the Israeli incursions into Gaza, the disproportionate use of force and the vast destruction caused by the Israeli heavy artillery.
Israel has failed to implement the recommendations of the Fact-Finding Mission in this regard andcontinues, through the blockade and its recurrent military incursions into Gaza, to impede the rehabilitation of the agricultural sector in Gaza, with implications for the overall economy of Gaza, including the social and economic impact that this policy has on the civilian population.
The central feature of this report is the conflict in and the siege of Gaza. On 25 June 2006, following the capture of Corporal Gilad Shalit by Palestinian militants and the continued firing of home-made Qassam rockets into Israel,Israel commenced repeated military incursions into Gaza and regular shelling of Gaza, causing numerous deaths and injuries, destruction of homes, agricultural land and infrastructure and resulting in the large-scale violation of human rights and international humanitarian law.
The Israeli military incursion into Gaza resulted in further massive forced displacement of Palestinians inside Gaza. On 14 January 2009, at the height of the crisis, the Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator estimated that up to 100,000 Palestinians could be displaced.