Примеры использования Rabin stated на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Rabin stated that any action related to the pursuit of collaborators was not in accordance with the agreement.
During the discussion of the Oslo II Agreement in the Knesset on 5 October 1995, the late Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin stated: 22/.
Mr. Rabin stated, however, that other criteria would be discussed once a final status agreement had been reached.
On 6 September, Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin stated that Israel would not consider releasing any Palestinian prisoners who had either murdered or wounded Israelis.
Mr. Rabin stated that Israel had provided assistance, but added that the rest of the world also had an obligation towards the Palestinians.
On 11 November 1994, Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin stated on Israeli Radio that pursuing the next phase of the peace agreement with the PLO would be complicated because of Jewish settlements.
Mr. Rabin stated that there were already 59,000 foreign workers in the country and that another 11,000 would arrive within the next few weeks.
Speaking to the Knesset Labour faction after visiting the scene of the attack,Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin stated that peace talks would be suspended until after the victims' funerals had taken place. On 26 July, another Israeli died of his wounds, thus bringing the number of Israeli fatalities to six. Jerusalem Post, 25 July; Ha'aretz, Jerusalem Post, 27 July.
Mr. Rabin stated that the diminishing support for the peace process was due to a rise in the number of"terrorist" acts. Ha'aretz, 13 February 1995.
On 29 May, Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin stated that there would not be any withdrawal whatsoever from the Golan Heights before the holding of a referendum on the issue.
Mr. Rabin stated that if acceptable security arrangements for both settlers and other Israelis were not found, the IDF would not pull out in the near future.
On 3 April, Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin stated that he was in favour of the creation of industrial parks in the territories because he wanted fewer Palestinians to work in Israel.
Later on Mr. Rabin stated that the commitment referred to Jerusalem within its present borders and not necessarily to a"Greater Jerusalem" that includes nearby settlements.
On 16 April, Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin stated that if the Palestinians would settle for a Palestinian State only in Gaza and let go of Judea and Samaria, there would be something to discuss.
Mr. Rabin stated that the committee would explore various means, including the construction of a security fence near the Green Line. Ha'aretz, Jerusalem Post, 25 January 1995.
Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin stated during the Cabinet meeting that the second phase of the Oslo Agreement constituted a mighty blow to the delusion of a Greater Israel.
Mr. Rabin stated that recruits would be trained inside Israel and that the bases would be used by forces engaged in current security operations. Ha'aretz, Jerusalem Post, 27 April.
On 11 August 1993, Prime Minister Rabin stated for the fist time that he would not stop any member of his Cabinet from meeting with a member of the PLO. Jerusalem Post, 12 August 1993.
Mr. Rabin stated that the Government had abided by its 1992 decision not to permit any building in the territories other than construction needed to accommodate the settlements' natural growth and construction in"preferred areas.
On 21 April 1994, Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin stated that he favoured the evacuation of settlements in the Golan Heights in exchange for peace with the Syrian Arab Republic. Ha'aretz, Jerusalem Post, 22 April 1994.
Mrs. Rabin stated that in their speeches the parliamentarians had claimed that Israel was being sold and that it would cease to exist once the implementation of the peace accords was completed. Ha'aretz, 8 November; Jerusalem Post, 7 November.
On 6 September, Prime Minister Rabin stated that the Israel Defence Forces(IDF) would evacuate unspecified parts of Hebron but that it would at the same time retain its freedom of movement throughout the town.
Mr. Rabin stated that he was convinced that the explosion was a"work accident", which occurred while Hamas activists were preparing bombs for use against Israeli targets. The Jerusalem Times reported that Kamal Kaheil, 30, who had been wanted by the Israeli security forces for three years, had been killed in the explosion see list.
Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin stated the week before that no settlements, including Netzarim, would be moved during the interim period of the agreement with the PLO. Jerusalem Post, 21 November 1994.
On 10 January 1995, Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin stated that the Government would maintain its plan to build a Jewish neighbourhood in Har Homa, located beyond the Green Line, at the southern municipal borders of Jerusalem.
On 15 April 1993, Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin stated that the closure of the territories"had achieved all of its objectives" and that there had been a significant decline in the number of"terrorist" incidents and disturbances. Jerusalem Post, 16 April 1993.
On 16 November 1994, Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin stated before Israeli reporters accompanying him on a flight to the United States that he would not agree to Palestinian elections until the PLO amended the clauses in its charter calling for Israel's destruction.
On 16 February 1995, Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin stated that 15,000 married Palestinian workers over the age of 30(10,000 from Gaza and 5,000 from the West Bank) who were employed in the agricultural or construction sectors in Israel would be allowed to cross the Green Line as of the following week.
Mr. Rabin also stated that a new road leading to the site from the Gilo settlement would be built and would be entirely in Israeli hands. Jerusalem Post, 26 July.
Mr. Rabin also stated that from then on new construction work or land expropriation in the West Bank would have to be approved by the whole Cabinet, after discussion in the Exceptions Committee, which approves construction regarding settlements. Ha'aretz, Jerusalem Post, 3 January 1995.