Examples of using Densely populated areas in English and their translations into Hebrew
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
-
Programming
The question of warfare in densely populated areas requires a debate and scrutiny across the board because lives depend on it,
as on other occasions, Hamas and other Palestinian armed groups placed civilians at risk by firing rockets and mortars from densely populated areas and storing weapons in civilian structures.
Hamas at times placed civilians in danger by fighting from densely populated areas but, in the 19 incidents Human Rights Watch investigated,
the EX02 could easily be used in densely populated areas without disturbing people- even at night,” says Ahcène.
the IDF's firing of air-burst white phosphorus shells from 155mm artillery into densely populated areas was indiscriminate
the EX2 could easily be used in densely populated areas without disturbing people- even at night,” says Nedjimi.
aid workers have warned of the difficulty of fighting infections scattered across several locations and in densely populated areas such as Guinea's capital Conakry.
The fact that from an economic calculations that network 3G/ 4G is simply not cost-effective to build in the region of more than 20- 30 kilometers away from densely populated areas.
The widespread and repeated use of white phosphorus in an unlawful manner-air-burst over densely populated areas when the alternative of non-lethal smoke was available-is indicative of criminal intent.
they become problematic when they are used against military targets in densely populated areas.
explosive weapons- must not be used in densely populated areas.
to avoid placing forces, weapons, and ammunition within or near densely populated areas.
on which thousands of rockets can be showered from densely populated areas.
Israeli forces shelled densely populated areas with heavy artillery,
such as the use of white phosphorus in densely populated areas.
avoid locating military objectives in densely populated areas;
avoid locating military objectives within or near densely populated areas and remove civilian persons and objects under their control from the vicinity of military objectives.
Human Rights Watch issued a press release, calling on Israel to"stop using white phosphorus in military operations in densely populated areas of Gaza."[68].
the laws of war, parties to a conflict are obligated to avoid placing military targets within or near densely populated areas.
avoid deploying within or near densely populated areas and remove civilians under their control from the vicinity of military objectives.