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". – The only thing which raises questions about it are bleepers like that, even when they play 'Ode to Joy'.
I wanted to talk about full access: With regard to the humanitarian
situation, there must be full and unhindered access to the affected areas, particularly refugee camps. I know some honourable Members have visited them recently, to provide urgently needed relief and humanitarian assistance, and to be able to undertake an assessment of the damage done and the repairs which are needed.
Thirdly I would like to mention full international coordination: The international community stands ready to help. For the moment the focus must be on humanitarian aid. We are nevertheless still committed to making a full and substantial economic contribution to peace-building, with the aims of improving the living conditions of the Palestinian people, consolidating the Palestinian authority, strengthening the economic basis of the future state of Palestine and promoting development and regional economic integration. But I want to make this additional point and I am choosing my words extremely carefully: ..."@en1
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