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". – I said in a previous reply that one must understand both sides in this difficult situation. I said that it would be foolhardy to suggest that circumstances do anything other than contribute to the situation.
Mrs Morgantini's specific question referred to the impact. I said in a previous reply that what we all aspire to in the Middle East is a situation where the Palestinian and Israeli peoples can live side by side in peace and respect each other's cultural positions – a situation where young Palestinian men and women do not aspire to becoming suicide bombers and where young Israeli women and men do not have to consider going into the army or the dangers of being blown up on their streets. The Council is, of course, fully aware not only of the history that lies behind the Israeli State, but also of the horrors that lie behind the type of suicide bombing seen there. Nothing I have said should be taken – and I am sure this was not the Member's intention – as in any way detracting from the horrors of daily life in that region."@en1
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