Examples of using Continued expansion of settlements in English and their translations into Russian
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Tellingly, this corresponds to Israel's priorities in terms of the continued expansion of settlements.
Continued expansion of settlements, particularly in Jerusalem, remained a source of tension.
More than any other issues, such acts,as well as the continued expansion of settlements, undermine the Palestinians' confidence in the peace process.
Continued expansion of settlements does more than any other issue to erode Palestinian confidence in the peace process.
Most weekly demonstrations are held to protest the occupation, the continued expansion of settlements and the construction of the wall.
The tendency towards continued expansion of settlements remains quite worrisome in that it translates into a continued increase in the number of settlers.
Jordan condemned Israel's excessive and disproportionate use of force, collective punishment and targeted extrajudicial killings,its confiscation of Palestinian land, its continued expansion of settlements and its construction of the separation wall.
I also deplore the continued expansion of settlements in the West Bank by the Government of Israel, which negatively impacts the ongoing bilateral political process.
As detailed by the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, the route of the barrier andthe nature of the closure regime in the West Bank are intimately related to the existence and continued expansion of settlements, in violation of the Fourth Geneva Convention.
Israel's continued expansion of settlements and construction of bypass roads have, over time, made the creation of a viable and contiguous Palestinian State more difficult.
Israeli actions-- such as extrajudicial killings, use of heavy weapons against civilians, demolition of houses, continued expansion of settlements and the building of a barrier that cuts deep into Palestinian territory-- have heightened misery and feelings of helplessness among Palestinians.
Likewise, the continued expansion of settlements in the West Bank, East Jerusalem and the occupied Syrian Golan, based on a policy of fait accompli which seriously undermined a two-State solution.
In particular, the Committee was alarmed by the position of the Government of Israel on the question of Jerusalem, especially the establishment of a new settlement in Jabal Abu Ghneim,the growing threat to Palestinian residency rights in Jerusalem, the continued expansion of settlements in general, the confiscation of Arab land, the demolition of Palestinian houses and the prolonged closure of the Palestinian territory see chap. IV below.
Israel's continued expansion of settlements and approval of new settlements in the Occupied Palestinian Territory posed an existential threat to the Palestinian State and the two-State solution.
In particular, the Committee was alarmed by the position of the Government of Israel on the question of Jerusalem, especially the establishment of a new settlement in Jebel Abu Ghneim,the growing threat to Palestinian residency rights in Jerusalem, the continued expansion of settlements in general, confiscation of Arab land, demolition of Palestinian houses and the prolonged closure of the Palestinian territory.
The construction of the separation barrier, the continued expansion of settlements and the numerous obstacles to the freedom of movement in the West Bank have led to an increase in humanitarian needs and to the further political, economic and social fragmentation of the people living in the occupied Palestinian territory.
The possibility of the establishment of a viable Palestinian state has continued to be threatened through policies and practices carried out during the reporting period, in particular the fragmentation of the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including through infringements on the right to freedom of movement through a complex regime of permits and other measures,the construction of the separation wall, and the continued expansion of settlements.
As stressed in this report,the construction of the Wall within the West Bank and the continued expansion of settlements, which, on the face of it, have more to do with territorial expansion, de facto annexation or conquest, raise serious doubts about the good faith of Israel's justifications in the name of security.
The continued expansion of settlements in the West Bank, the construction of hundreds of homes, Israel's continued approval of similar projects, and its imposition of its laws and administration on the occupied Syrian Golan had adverse consequences for the human rights and fundamental freedoms of its people, young and old, individuals and families alike.
The city of East Jerusalem is subjected to a feverish campaign through the continued expansion of settlements and the transfer of settlers, the destruction and seizure of Palestinian homes, the displacement of its inhabitants, severe residence restrictions and the serious excavations beneath and around Al-Aqsa Mosque that threaten its foundations.
The continuing expansion of settlements in the West Bank and Israel's plan to build thousands of housing units in East Jerusalem over the forthcoming 10 years violated international law.
The evidence of the continued expansion of settlement activity is all too clear.
The most prominent concerns related to Israel's continuing confiscation of Palestinian land; its continuing demolition of Palestinian homes and other infrastructure, andconsequential displacement of families; its continuing expansion of settlements; and the increasingly disturbing phenomenon of violence against Palestinians and their property by Israeli settlers.
Israel allows continued construction and expansion of settlements.
Nevertheless, in 2007 Israel continued its expansion of settlements and violation of the rights of the Syrian residents of the occupied Syrian Golan.
Nevertheless, in 2007, Israel continued its expansion of settlements and its curtailment of the rights of the Syrian residents of the occupied Syrian Golan.
Israeli settlement activity continued, including expansion of settlements through new construction, extension of boundaries and construction of roads.
The Committee notedwith growing concern that, during the period under review, the Israeli Government continued the expansion of settlements and the establishment and consolidation of so-called outposts in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, in violation of its obligation under the road map.
The objective of these negotiations is to end the Israeli occupation of Palestinian land since 1967;however, the continued expansion of existing settlements and the construction of new settlements make this goal increasingly unattainable.
The objective of these negotiations is to end the Israeli occupation of Palestinian land since 1967;however, the continued expansion of existing settlements and the construction of new settlements make this goal increasingly unattainable.