Sentences with phrase «israeli occupied territory»
These are nothing but AIPAC required talking points and lend support to the notion, as Pat Buchanan so accurately noted, that Washington DC is indeed Israeli Occupied Territory.
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Airbnb is under fire for property listings that critics say promote illegal Israeli settlements in occupied Palestinian territory.
It says: «As referred to in UN Security Council Resolutions 446 and 465, Israeli settlements in the occupied territories are a violation of the Fourth Geneva Convention.
The US has never recognised Israeli sovereignty over the territory occupied, including east Jerusalem, which the Palestinians want to make the capital of a future independent state.
«The Palestinian sites of al - Haram, al - Ibrahimi / Tomb of the Patriarchs in al - Khalil / Hebron and the Bilal bin Rabah Mosque / Rachel's Tomb in Bethlehem: the Board voted 44 to one (12 abstentions) to reaffirm that the two sites are an integral part of the occupied Palestinian Territories and that any unilateral action by the Israeli authorities is to be considered a violation of international law...»
In addition to confiscating land, Israelis have taken control of road systems, water supplies, electricity, employment and markets in the occupied territories.
When Israeli soldiers killed a woman and her six children on Lebanese territory, which they have occupied in violation of all UN resolutions, this is not called terrorism.
For example, the water from the Sea of Galilee has been diverted for Israeli agricultural use in the Negev while West Bank residents now rely for some 60 per cent of their water on supplies controlled by Israel, which has prevented the digging or repairing of wells by residents in the occupied territories.
It was a clear anti-Jewish insinuation,» recalls Kaufman who is one of Parliament's sternest critics of Israeli policy in the occupied territories.
The territory that you mention, Israeli occupied Joulan a.k.a. the Golan Heights, was seized from Syria during the Six Day War with Israel in 1967, and annexed by Israel in accordance with its domestic law in 1981 (37 years ago).
Many readers of the letter will not miss her reference to Israel and the Palestinian occupied territories, where Israeli settlers continue to defy international opinion.
The main points of its platform include the complete Israeli withdrawal from the territories occupied in 1967, recognition of the PLO, the separation of religion and state, the Palestinian «right of return» to Israeli territory, lobbying for workers» rights, encouraging Israel to join the Nuclear Non-Proliferation treaty, the establishment of a Palestinian state alongside Israel, and full equality for Israel's Arab citizens.
What the US is doing, beyond that, is recognizing the Israeli occupied East Jerusalem as Israeli territory.
Interwoven into this intense footage, adding context, the film also follows other embattled lives in the Occupied Territories and Israel: a mother and her four children living in the shadow of the wall abutting Gaza; an imprisoned Palestinian and the subsequent path he's taken; an Israeli survivor of a suicide bombing; and a daring Palestinian mother whose son's life is saved by an Israeli doctor.
This small, subtle gem offers a vivid portrait of life in the Israeli - occupied Palestinian territories, presenting its message with an intelligence and vibrancy that celebrates the human spirit in an environment where humanity is routinely crushed and assaulted.
Despite a Security Council resolution calling on Israel to withdraw from the occupied territories; Palestinians in the West Bank, including east Jerusalem, have lived under Israeli occupation since 1967.
In The Day we Saw Nothing In Front of Us (2015) takes images of Israeli settlements in the Palestinian occupied territories and then proceeds to scratch them out, revealing not only the possibility of an iconoclastic future but the materiality of the image itself whereby violence can be enacted upon the violence depicted.
German customs officials investigated and, when Israeli authorities refused to answer the question whether the goods were made in the occupied territories, Germany refused to grant that treatment.