Examples of using Composition of jerusalem in English and their translations into Russian
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To alter the character, legal status and demographic composition of Jerusalem.” A/ES-10/6, para. 20.
The peace process risks being impeded in particular by measures and actions that have altered orpurported to alter the character, legal status and demographic composition of Jerusalem.
The report charges that Israel has implemented measures in an attempt to alter the character,legal status and demographic composition of Jerusalem, including the revocation of residency rights and confiscation of identity cards.
The Government of Israel has implemented further measures which alter or purport to alter the character,legal status and demographic composition of Jerusalem.
These policies include attempts to alter the status and demographic composition of Jerusalem, the confiscation of Palestinian lands and the demolition of Arab houses, as well as the continued delay in fully implementing the provisions of the Interim Agreement.
Israeli actions to alter the legal status and demographic composition of Jerusalem are deplorable.
Ultimately, it is designed to bolster the illegal Israeli policies in the occupied territories andconstitutes a blatant violation of all international resolutions on the maintenance of the status and demographic composition of Jerusalem.
In this connection,the report stresses that the implementation of those Israeli policies targets the legal status and demographic composition of Jerusalem and that the construction of the settlement of Abu Ghneim constitutes.
It is totally contrary to the letter and spirit of the Declaration of Principles and the subsequent agreements,not least because it seeks to pre-empt the outcome of the permanent status negotiations by changing the legal status and demographic composition of Jerusalem.
In this respect,we strongly support the call to the Israeli Administration to cease forthwith all its unilateral measures aimed at changing the demographic composition of Jerusalem, which contravene all norms of international law and internationally binding resolutions.
And it is one which violates the letter and the spirit of the Declaration of Principles and the subsequent agreements,not least because it seeks to preempt the outcome of the permanent status negotiations by changing the legal status and demographic composition of Jerusalem.
It abrogates a previous agreementwith the Palestinian party, which calls for non-interference with the demographic composition of Jerusalem until an agreement concerning it is reached during the final status negotiations regarding the occupied Palestinian territories.
In a new twist, Israel has implemented measures to alter the character,legal status and demographic composition of Jerusalem.
Israeli measures, which are aimed at altering the legal status and demographic composition of Jerusalem, are illegal and invalid since they are contrary to the principles enshrined in Security Council resolution 242(1967), notably the inadmissibility of the acquisition of territory by force.
Further, the Government continues in its attempts to change the legal status and demographic composition of Jerusalem.
Those actions include attempts to alter the status and demographic composition of Jerusalem, the unprecedented increase in settlement activities throughout the occupied territory of the West Bank and Jerusalem, as well as the continued delay in implementing fully the provisions of the transitional agreement with the exception of the part related to Al-Khalil.
The report also addresses Israeli practices and measures aimed at altering the character,legal status and demographic composition of Jerusalem.
That decision constitutes the latest attempt by Israel to pre-empt the outcome of the negotiations on the final status by changing the legal status and demographic composition of Jerusalem- a city that is of central importance to the Arab and Muslim worlds, as it is the first kiblah and the third holiest city of Islam; to the three major religions; and to the international community at large.
Malta joins the international community in once again calling upon Israel to cease the building of settlements and other activities which seek to alter the character,legal status and demographic composition of Jerusalem and which reverse the peace process.
Paragraph 2 reaffirms that all legislative and administrative measures and actions taken by Israel which have altered or purport to alter the character,legal status and demographic composition of Jerusalem and the rest of the occupied Palestinian Territory, including the law adopted recently on 26 January 1999 and the legislation of 27 January 1999, are all null and void and have no validity whatsoever.
In operative paragraph 2, the Assembly would reaffirm that all legislative and administrative measures and actions taken by Israel, the occupying Power, that have altered or purported to alter the character,legal status and demographic composition of Jerusalem are null and void and have no validity whatsoever.
These resolutions state that any administrative orlegislative measures taken by Israel to change the legal status or demographic composition of Jerusalem are null and void and devoid of legal value.
Furthermore, they have consistently taken the position that the decision is contrary to the letter and spirit of the Declaration of Principles and subsequent agreements,not least because it seeks to pre-empt the outcome of permanent status negotiations by changing the legal status and demographic composition of Jerusalem.
By doing so, the Assembly should declare null and void all legislative and administrative measures and actions taken by Israel to alter the character,legal status and demographic composition of Jerusalem and the rest of the occupied territories, including laws adopted on 26 and 27 January 1999 by the Israeli parliament.
The first and most basic framework comprises the relevant provisions of international law and resolutions of international legitimacy, particularly Security Council resolutions, which all affirm the illegality of the Israeli occupation of Arab territories since 1967 and the illegality of Israeli settlements and measures aiming to change the legal status,character and demographic composition of Jerusalem.
It would appear that by embarking on this settlement policy,the Government of Israel is engaging in a unilateral attempt to change the legal status and demographic composition of Jerusalem- an issue which has yet to be discussed at the final status negotiations.
We are all aware of the grave repercussions of such illegal measures and the adverse consequences of making the whole region face an untenable situation, and our deliberations are being held to reject Israeli settlement policies which are aimed at altering the character,legal status and demographic composition of Jerusalem and the rest of the occupied Palestinian territory.
Since its occupation in 1967 of Palestinian territory, including Jerusalem, Israel has, over the years and in a systematic and planned manner,worked to change the legal status and demographic composition of Jerusalem and the demographic composition of the occupied Palestinian territory as a whole through the colonial settlement of the land.
It further affirms that Israeli measures purporting to alter the legal status and demographic composition of Jerusalem are null and void.
Further, the resolutions reaffirmed that all legislative and administrative measures and actions taken by Israel that have altered or purported to alter the character,legal status and demographic composition of Jerusalem are null and void and have no validity whatsoever.