Examples of using Palestinian development in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The Conference on Cooperation among East Asian Countries for Palestinian Development.
The Oslo Accords called for the establishment of a Palestinian development bank to independently fund Palestinian economic development.
The need to create immediate clear contiguity andfacilitate the early implementation of Palestinian development plans.
Limiting Palestinian development to areas that were already built-up in 1995 has consequences in the daily lives of residents of the neighboring villages.
Currently, only approximately one percent of land in Area C has been planned for Palestinian development.
Germany designated $62 million toward new Palestinian development projects, of which about $14 million will be set aside for energy projects in the Gaza Strip.
The maintenance of stations at current locations near Ramallah and Nablus andin East Jerusalem will seriously inhibit Palestinian development.
Under this guise of environmental concerns,Israel has been limiting Palestinian development in these areas, where it prohibits construction, pasturing flocks, and new farming.
Our vision for Palestinian development is one that re-weaves relationships among the disparate parts of the Palestinian community and offers every single person and group the opportunity to give.
Even though the closure order has not been consistently enforced,it prevents any form of Palestinian development on these lands while securing them for future settlement use.
These ventures, such as the proposed Palestinian development bank, fall within the realm of“acceptable” economic activity according to the BDS movement, because they do not normalize relations with Israelis.
European and other donors have stated that Israeli demolitionsmake them reluctant to go ahead with expensive Palestinian development projects without the required permits.
One of the principal methods Israel uses to restrict Palestinian development is its refusal in almost all cases to grant Palestinians permits to build on or develop land or to extract resources.
Although the settlements are unlawful in themselves, Israel allocates a great deal of resources to developing them and protecting their residents,while doing everything in its power to block Palestinian development.
Systematic human rights violations that preclude Palestinian development and prevent the Palestinians as a group from participating in political, economic, social and cultural life.
Despite the announcement last month by the Israeli government of 715 permits for Palestinians structures,almost all submitted master plans and building permits for Palestinian development remain unapproved.
It is unclearhow boycotting Israel will improve Palestinian development, or how isolating Palestinians from Israeli labor and goods markets will improve their economic status and quality of life.
Cooperation in the field of finance, including a Financial Development and Action Program for theencouragement of international investment in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, and in Israel,as well as the establishment of a Palestinian Development Bank.
Israeli and Palestinian development and labor rights groups estimate that hundreds of children work in Israeli agricultural settlements year-round, and that their numbers increase during peak harvesting times.
Third, Israel takes advantage of its exclusivepower over the planning apparatus to prevent virtually all Palestinian development and to increase construction density even on the remaining 40% of land where it does not a priori prohibit Palestinian construction.
The EU expects the Israeli authorities to fully meet their obligations as an occupying power under International Humanitarian Law, and to cease the policy of settlement construction and expansion, of designating land for exclusive Israeli use,and of denying Palestinian development.
Official statistics are not available, but Israeli and Palestinian development and labor rights groups estimate that hundreds of children work in Israeli agricultural settlements year-round, and that their numbers increase during peak harvesting times.
This control is what has enabled Israel to double the number of settlers in 10 years, to enlarge the settlements, to continue its discriminatory policy of cutting back water quotas for three million Palestinians,to prevent Palestinian development in most of the area of the West Bank, and to seal an entire nation into restricted areas, imprisoned in a network of bypass roads meant for Jews only.
Another direct challenge toIsrael is that Fayyad's“blueprint” calls for massive Palestinian development in Area“C” of the disputed West Bank, which is under Israeli civil and security control, and which directly challenges the delicate, agreed-upon framework of the 1993 Oslo accords.
In order to promote economic growth, the Council would establish a Palestinian electricity authority,a Gaza sea port authority, a Palestinian development bank, a Palestinian export promotion board, a Palestinian environmental authority, a Palestinian land authority, a Palestinian water administration authority, and any other authorities agreed upon.
Assessment of Restrictions on Palestinian Water Sector Development".
Palestinian Center for Development and Media Freedom( MADA).