Sentence examples for view of palestinian from inspiring English sources

When I Saw You Child's-eye view of Palestinian refugee life in the 1960s.

What they lack, in the view of Palestinian analysts, is political legitimacy to move against militants or even criminals.

Netanyahu's comments came despite the fact that Abbas had reiterated his view of Palestinian recognition of Israel in his speech.

Fleifel gives us an unorthodox view of Palestinian history, revisiting the Lebanese refugee camp of his childhood, and bringing comedy, history and music to a story of a dispossessed, and frustrated, community.

Roger Cohen correctly states that the coming Annapolis Middle East peace conference is simply about "setting a framework" for Israeli-Palestinian talks and that little can be expected in view of Palestinian disunity and the almost unabated growth of Israeli settlements.

Sanders may not be the Democratic nominee now, the thinking goes, but it is only a matter of time before the party's standard bearer has a view of Palestinian rights that is closer to his than that of Clinton.

To see the emptiness is to understand some of the effects of the occupation; to see it from the point of view of Palestinians, who have been rendered almost entirely invisible, is to understand much more.

--Information on PAuthoritynegotiating negotiating positions before discussions with the US and views of Palestinian officials after discussions with the US.

They show differences between American and Emirate views of Palestinian violence, although President Bush has said the countries see eye to eye on fighting terrorism.

Soon after starting the project, Gil-Shuster went to the West Bank to seek the views of Palestinians, working with a Palestinian translator.

What was perhaps most noteworthy about the film is that it told a story about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict from the point of view of a Palestinian girl coming of age, a voice we rarely hear.