Sentence examples for palestinians to develop from inspiring English sources

Yossi Meiman, an Israeli whose company proposed undersea piping of Egyptian gas to Israel's coastal power plants, expects Israel and the Palestinians to develop an integrated gas network.

Israel itself has long urged the Palestinians to develop a reliable and modern set of institutions, especially security forces, that could lead to stable relations and create the conditions for a two-state solution.

Israeli settlements and bypass roads have virtually encircled occupied East Jerusalem, making it impossible for Palestinians to develop and expand their most important urban center -- and making a mockery of the idea of a shared capital.

Mr. Bush insisted today that elements of his strategy were falling into place, starting with his call for the Palestinians to develop institutions -- from courts to a reliable finance system -- that would create confidence in their self-governance.

The latest letter follows a call in January by all of the EU's 28 member states for Israel to allow the Palestinians to develop Area C of the West Bank, warning then that actions against the Palestinians, such as demolitions and confiscation – including of EU-funded projects – were an obstacle to peace.

The break will not come — and this is the main point — unless somehow the Palestinians manage to develop a new pattern of thinking, a new state of mind among themselves, in the way they act with the Israelis".

--GOI pland, intentions and reactions to Palestinian intentions to develop Gaza off-shore natural gas reserves.

A decade or so ago, British Gas wanted to work with the Palestinian Authority to develop the Marine field off Gaza; most or all of the gas was to be sold to Israel.

The freekeh comes from a dynamic young British company called Moon Valley that, in the words of the Ottolenghi website, buys directly from Palestinian farmers to "develop sustainable agricultural businesses in a region that is strangled economically".

They don't want us, Palestinian Arabs, to develop an awareness of our national identity.

The Bethlehem Conference highlighted both the importance of Palestinian efforts to develop their society and its institutions and the centrality and effectiveness of the new security regime they created, with our help, in the limited areas under their control.