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"I am indignant at the conclusions of our rapporteur that these scientific exchanges cannot be affected by political considerations!
This is denying the political dimension of human rights under Article 2 of the Euro-Mediterranean agreement and contradicting the Barcelona process based on respect for fundamental rights.
Israel systematically violates human rights in territories occupied by colonisation and occupation, violates democratic principles with regard to thousands of Palestinians, Israeli citizens, victims of discrimination. Israel is violating the Geneva Convention, international law, the United Nations Charter and the Vienna Convention by not respecting the trade clauses of its association agreement.
This is a real human, ecological and political disaster. It is an annexation, undermining the creation of a Palestinian State, ghettoising Palestinians and ruining all hopes of peace.
The EU cannot have trade or scientific relations with a third country without taking into consideration the abuses of international law that it is guilty of. Given that the EU reacted in the former Yugoslavia and in Africa, refusing to be complicit or complacent in the face of violations of humanitarian law, why should it keep silent in the case of Israel?"@en1
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