Sentence examples for support gaza from inspiring English sources

"We are afraid that there is no money, and no food that will enter Gaza because all the borders with countries that support Gaza are closed.

The organization says it will continue to support Gaza to improve the terrible conditions in its zoos, where most animals are kept in cramped enclosures.

"No small measure of Understanding and support!" "Gaza is a secular society where people listen to pop music, watch TV and many women walk the streets unveiled...while the horrific scenes in Gaza and Israel play themselves out on our television screens, a war of words is being fought that is clouding our understanding of the realities on the ground".

The disparity of attention and casualties among global conflictsLARGE demonstrations in support of Gaza are taking place across Europe.

Polls show that over two-thirds of voters support the Gaza withdrawal, and also that over 60% favour a referendum.

By holding off on joining the government while still offering it a safety net in parliament, Mr Peres staves off a showdown with dissenting Labour MPs while not antagonising the majority of Israeli voters who support the Gaza withdrawal.

If he fails to win cabinet backing, he may abandon his current political partners and seek a new coalition with the center-left Labor Party and other factions that support the Gaza withdrawal, analysts said.

Mr Peres - a strong proponent of ceding occupied land for peace - said he would continue to support the Gaza pullout, but suggested Mr Sharon had been too seriously weakened by the revolt by Likud rightwingers to pursue talks with the main opposition party.

With moderate and liberal parties supporting the Gaza withdrawal, it is considered likely to gain the backing of a majority of legislators.

"Meretz supported the Gaza bombing during the first week," he said, referring to last summer's confrontation between Israel and Hamas.

He said that in the aftermath of Sunday's attack, the movement's leaders would try to support the Gaza-area kibbutzim, perhaps by pressuring the government to provide economic incentives for moving there.