Examples of using For a two-state solution in English and their translations into Arabic
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Mr. Meyer(Norway) said that Israel ' s settlement policy on the West Bank violated international law and threatened the basis for a two-State solution.
urged the new Government of Israel to declare its support for a two-State solution.
Israel should end its occupation in order to pave the way for a two-State solution that would ensure the inalienable rights of the Palestinian people.
Such persistent Israeli behaviour and Israel ' s refusal to commit to the internationally endorsed parameters for a two-State solution cast a dark shadow of doubt over its professed intentions.
Indonesia reaffirmed its support for a two-State solution that envisioned the creation of an independent, democratic and viable Palestinian State coexisting in peace and security with Israel and its other neighbours.
Mr. Haniff(Malaysia) asked what prospects there were for a two-State solution, given the increasing number of illegal Jewish settlements which literally fragmented Palestine and affected the feasibility of a State of Palestine.
The continued construction of the wall, expansion of settlements and changes to the character of Jerusalem had serious implications for a two-State solution, as they undermined the possibility for Palestinians to build a viable State.
Portugal reiterates its support for a two-State solution, with the creation of an independent, democratic and viable Palestinian State, to exist side by side in peace and security with the State of Israel.
Having heard statements by the Permanent Representative of Israel and the Permanent Observer for Palestine, the Council members called upon the parties to restart negotiations and to make compromises for a two-State solution for durable peace and security.
Although numerous resolutions had been adopted by the United Nations and calls made for a two-State solution, on the ground Israel continued its aggression against the vulnerable, with demolitions of homes and construction of the wall.
Malta also believes that the Middle East peace process, based on the Arab Peace Initiative and the agreements reached at the November 2007 Annapolis conference for a two-State solution, must once again be resumed and pursued vigorously.
Member States that called for a two-State solution yet voted against draft resolutions concerning the self-determination of the Palestinian people had no credibility.
threatening to destroy the fragile hopes for the restoration of the peace process as well as the search for a two-State solution to the long-running conflict.
This commitment, reflecting an unprecedented global consensus on the need for a two-state solution, comes at a moment when the prospects for such a solution have been diminished by the dynamics of conflict and the economic, territorial and institutional policies that prolong occupation.
Most speakers reiterated their support for a two-State solution under relevant Security Council resolutions, thus contributing to the peaceful settlement of the question of Palestine and Arab-Israeli conflicts, and the ultimate attainment of a just, comprehensive and lasting peace in the Middle East.
stressed that if the international community allowed the current initiatives to fail, it would lose the opportunity for a two-State solution and would have to seek alternatives.
There is wide support in the international community for a two-State solution-- Israel and Palestine living side by side in peace and security within secure and recognized borders, as called for by the Security Council in resolutions 1397(2002) and 1515(2003).
This development most likely means the end of prospects for a two-state solution, because neither Israel nor Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood has any interest in it. Hamas and the Brothers reject territorial compromise, because, for them, a Palestinian state means
As a friend of the people of Israel, we tell the Israeli Government to reach out for peace, to end occupation, to respect international law, to work for a two-State solution, to immediately end all settlement activities on occupied land, including East Jerusalem, and to end the isolation of Gaza.
This fact underlies Al-Shabaka Policy Advisor Sam Bahour's trenchant reality check for U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry's push for a two-state solution. Bahour disposes of the myths still shrouding the failed negotiations and calls for economic investment of the right kind on the path to freedom, justice and equality.