Примеры использования Syrian arabs на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The destruction by Israel of fruit trees belonging to Syrian Arabs has continued.
Syrian Arabs have therefore been forced by such acts of harassment to sell their livestock.
Cited as proof was the huge contrast between the sentences passed on Syrian Arabs and those passed on settlers.
As of March 2007, the population of Syrian Arabs was down to an estimated 21,000 persons living in five main towns.
Israel now operates six elementary schools, three junior high schools andtwo high schools for Syrian Arabs.
The remaining 18,000 Syrian Arabs maintained control over only a little more than 6 per cent of the original territory under occupation.
Nothing attests to this better than the huge contrast between sentences passed on Syrian Arabs and those passed on settlers.
As for the suffering inflicted on Syrian Arabs in Israeli prisons, nine Syrian Arabs of the occupied Golan are languishing in prison.
Since occupying the Syrian Golan in 1967, Israel had continued to annex Syrian territory andconfiscate land belonging to Syrian Arabs.
Israel, the occupying Power,imposes unjust taxes on the Syrian Arabs and charges very high fees for care at medical centres in the Golan.
The Israeli occupation authorities were applying an overly harsh fiscal policy to the Syrian Arabs, since the taxes were way above the income of that population.
The SDF, comprised mainly of Syrian Arabs and Kurdish fighters, has been the main ground force through which the US-led coalition has been able to boot IS out of the vast swath of territory in Syria it once controlled.
Settlements continued to be built in the Golan Heights, lands bulldozed,fruit-bearing trees owned by Syrian Arabs uprooted and the marketing of their produce obstructed.
As of March 2007,the population of Syrian Arabs in the Golan was down to an estimated 21,000 persons living in 5 main towns, compared to about 20,000 Israeli settlers living in 45 illegal settlements.
Concerns had also been raised about the dumping of nuclear waste and the laying of landmines in the occupied Syrian Golan andabout Israel's violations of the human rights of Syrian Arabs living there.
The suffering of the Palestinian people and of the Syrian Arabs in the occupied Syrian Golan would never end as long as the Israeli occupation and settlement continued.
His delegation condemned Israeli practices of settlement construction and expansion, confiscation of agricultural land and water resources, arbitrary arrests anddetentions and undermining of Syrian Arabs' national identity.
According to local sources,the remaining 18,000 indigenous Syrian Arabs maintain control over only about 6 per cent of the original territory under occupation.122.
The Syrian Arabs in the occupied Occupied Golan attempted in some minor way to overcome the problem of access to sufficient water by putting up small tanks with a capacity of between 500 and 1,000 cubic metres for the collection of rain water.
Today and for the foreseeable future, our steadfast people in these territories will be nothing other than Syrian Arabs, because these territories will remain ours and, no matter how long it takes, sooner or later, they will be reunited.
As at March 2005, 27 of the 33 Israeli settlements, developed as agricultural colonies, produce wine, beef, fruit and mineral water for Israeli domestic andexport markets at preferential terms, to the detriment of the produce of the Syrian Arabs.
The occupation authorities also exert pressure on the Syrian Arabs in the Occupied Golan; jobs in certain occupations, for example, are conditional on the acceptance of Israeli nationality by those who wish to take up such occupations.
Including flood water, the water plundered from the Occupied Golan by the Israeli authorities can be estimated at400-500 million cubic metres, in addition to which Syrian Arabs are widely denied their right of access to their own water resources.
Life is becoming increasingly difficult for the 500,000 Syrian Arabs, many of whom are refugees from the occupied Golan, now residing on one third of the lands in Syria's possession and for the approximately 50,000 Syrian Arabs who are living in the occupied Golan.
Although it had been denied access to the occupied territories, the Special Committee had nevertheless exerted tireless efforts to gather that information, which painted a depressing picture of the humanitarian andeconomic conditions endured by the long-suffering Palestinians and Syrian Arabs living under armed occupation.
Cultivated land is divided between the Syrian Arab population andthe 20,000 Israeli settlers and Syrian Arabs can access about 20,000 dunums, while Israeli settlers have access to about 80,000 dunums.
Referring to the right to livelihood by the Syrian Arabs in the occupied Golan, the annual report of the International Labour Organization noted that:"The Syrian citizens living in the occupied Syrian Golan face serious obstacles in pursuing their livelihoods and occupations.
A similar pattern of deterioration in the human rights situation, particularly in terms of education and employment,also affected the 50,000 Syrian Arabs living in the Occupied Syrian Golan, as well as approximately 500,000 other Syrians, many of whom were refugees from the occupied Golan.
They confiscate the lands of the Syrian Arabs and prevent them from exercising their agricultural activities by employing various methods of intimidation and torture, in total disregard of the resolutions of international legitimacy, including resolutions of the General Assembly, the Economic and Social Council and others, and in flagrant violation of the United Nations Charter, the principles of international law and international humanitarian law.