Sentence examples for growing violence between from inspiring English sources

In the growing violence between the major Palestinian factions, at least 2 people were killed and 15 wounded in the fighting in Gaza.

An American envoy met today with the Yugoslav President, continuing an effort to defuse growing violence between the Government and separatists in the Serbian province of Kosovo.

The Syrian official blamed the overall turbulence in the region for the attack, apparently a reference to the unrest in American-occupied Iraq and the growing violence between Palestinians and Israelis.

Outside, there is a sea of distrust and growing violence between Israelis and Palestinians, with divisive political rhetoric on the rise and the loudest voices pushing for nationalism and more division.

The implications of Mr. Mubarak's action today go beyond style to the substance of Arab engagement in peacemaking, which in any case seems to have collapsed with the growing violence between Israelis and Palestinians.

While Arabs have been involved in the growing violence between Israel and the Palestinians with furious street protests and growing outrage against Israel, moderate Arab leaders increasingly fear that the deadly cycle threatens not only the Arab-Israeli peace effort, but also their own stability.

The foreign secretary has said he is "very concerned" about growing violence, as fighting between rebel forces and the South Sudanese army continues to spread from the capital Juba and threatens to turn into civil war.

LEAVES SOUTH SUDAN REGION Growing violence along the border between Sudan and South Sudan caused a major humanitarian aid group to withdraw over the weekend.

Police reinforcements were sent to Calais yesterday to stop turf wars between people smugglers and growing violence among migrants trying to reach the UK.

But some Iraqis trace the growing violence to the civil war in neighboring Syria, which has intensified sectarian divisions between Sunnis supporting rebels opposed to President Bashar al-Assad and Shiites backing his government.

There has been growing violence in Sanaa, the second city Taiz and other Yemeni cities in recent weeks between pro and anti-Saleh forces that threatened to develop into a civil war.