Примеры использования Palestinian access на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Israel blocked Palestinian access to the coast a month ago.
Such incidents occurred in the context of Israeli restrictions on Palestinian access to areas along the border fence.
The barrier restricted Palestinian access to East Jerusalem, key social services and agricultural land.
Israeli settler activity has increasingly infringed on Palestinian access to and use of water springs.
Palestinian access to occupied East Jerusalem had been impeded by illegal settlements, the Wall and by archaeological excavations.
Review the restrictions placed on Palestinian access to land, sea and livelihood.
Regrettably, following the forced removal of the peaceful demonstrators there, Israel continues to obstruct Palestinian access to the area.
The closure policy restricted Palestinian access to health services, education, employment, markets and natural resources.
In the area of culture, UNESCO helped the Ministry of Culture to develop an integrated cultural policy for the Palestinian Authority and to organize, following an interval of four years,the Sixth International Book Fair intended to increase Palestinian access to worldwide knowledge.
Such political progress must entail greater Palestinian access to vital resources, such as land and water, and to external markets for inputs and exports.
Land confiscations combined with access restrictions associated with the barrier were estimated to have cost Palestinians approximately $320 million in lost property and income,1 while the barrier made Palestinian access to Israel's labour and commodity markets more difficult.6.
Since this morning, restrictions have been placed on Palestinian access to the holy places in the Old City of Jerusalem, and Israeli security forces are heavily deployed.
Palestinian access to agricultural land in the vicinity of settlements has been limited not only by physical barriers but also by Israeli settlers persistently intimidating them.
The purpose of settlement colonization in andaround occupied East Jerusalem was to further obstruct Palestinian access to the city and physically sever it from the rest of the Territory.
Since Palestinian access to agricultural land was severely restricted, the agricultural sector could make only a limited contribution to the gross domestic product.
That action was especially intense in and around occupied East Jerusalem, andIsrael was actively obstructing Palestinian access to the city and physically separating it from the rest of the Territory.
Easing Palestinian access on alternative roads and the removal of some checkpoints would allow Israel to offer"transportational", rather than territorial contiguity.
Israeli forces have surrounded Jericho governorate with seven permanent checkpoints,foreclosing regular Palestinian access and, on 11 February 2006, sealing the entire governorate for the first time.
The severe restrictions on Palestinian access to certain roads within the Occupied Palestinian Territory is one of the policies sustaining settlements.
Since the beginning of the occupation, Israel has seized over 1 million dunums of Palestinian land(approximately 40 per cent of the West Bank) and placed it within the jurisdictional boundaries of local and regional settlement councils,prohibiting Palestinian access to that land A/HRC/22/63, paras. 63-64.
That policy has led to obstructing Palestinian access to schools, hospitals, farms and work and holy places and to preventing the arrival of food supplies and humanitarian aid.
Israel then planned to begin building a further section of wall, connecting the illegal settlement of Gush Etzion to Jerusalem from the south,with a separate apartheid-like road for Palestinian access to the West Bank and a route to Jerusalem open only to Israeli motorists travelling from the Jordan Valley.
Ongoing restrictions on Palestinian access to land, social services and economic opportunities in East Jerusalem and Area C hinder development efforts, resulting in deteriorating living conditions and increased vulnerability.
While movement between urban centres throughout the West Bank, excluding occupied East Jerusalem,has marginally improved, Palestinian access to their land located in the Jordan Valley, in areas behind the wall and in areas in the vicinity of Israeli settlements, continues to be difficult.
Israeli restrictions on Palestinian access to land(up to 1,500 metres from the border fence) and sea(beyond three nautical miles from the shore) continued to result in casualties and hinder the livelihoods of thousands of Palestinians in Gaza.
The Israeli closure system remains a primary cause of poverty andhumanitarian crisis in the occupied Palestinian territory, and restricts Palestinian access to natural resources, including land, basic social services, employment, markets and social and religious networks.
This number excludes the 84 obstacles blocking Palestinian access and movement within the Israeli-controlled area of Hebron city("H2"), 63 crossing points in the Wall and an average of 70 random(or"flying") checkpoints deployed every week since the beginning of 2009.
One non-governmental organization noted that, despite the assertion by Israel that the wall was a temporary security measure, Israel continued to construct the wall separating East Jerusalem from the West Bank,isolating West Bank villages and cities from one another and restricting Palestinian access to land and freedom of movement.
It further noted that the settlements,including the associated restrictions, impeded Palestinian access to and control over their natural resources. Eighty-six per cent of the Jordan Valley and the Dead Sea was under the de facto jurisdiction of the settlement regional councils.
Israeli restrictions on Palestinian access to water constituted a violation of a fundamental human right and also endangered the Palestinian people's right to development on its own land, posing a real threat to a sustainable resolution of the Palestinian issue.