Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2001-09-04-Speech-2-018"
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"In the meantime, it is the responsibility of both parties to ensure that calm is restored. This means that they must each review their attitudes. On the one hand, the Palestinian Authority must adopt measures to stem the flow of violence and terrorism, without which any attempts to relaunch a political process would fail. For its part, Israel must create conditions that will favour a return to the negotiating table, mainly by lifting at the earliest opportunity all restrictions imposed on the Palestinian population. The so far very local cease-fire which the parties agreed upon on 28 August for the Beit Jalla/Bethlehem-Gilo sector and which is being complied with must be consolidated and extended to include other hotspots of conflict and tension in the Gaza Strip and on the West Bank.
The creation of direct dialogue must allow the parties – provided that the situation on the ground becomes stable –to gradually make the transition from a crisis management scenario to a crisis resolution scenario. In my opinion, the immediate aims of this direct dialogue are the gradual extension and observation of the cease-fire. This should occur sector-by-sector as it were, together with the improvement of the living and working conditions of the Palestinians."@en1
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