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"en.20110929.18.4-210-500"2
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"Regrettably, the situation on the ground is not improving and the absence of any sign of openness on either side does not allow for optimism. The solution is, however, clear: a State of Israel and a Palestinian state living side by side in peace, safety and prosperity, within the 1967 borders and with Jerusalem as the shared capital. Our resolution, adopted by a large majority, makes a clear call: the negotiations must be resumed immediately, or else the situation will continue to worsen. The fact that the Israeli-Palestinian crisis is increasing the tensions between Israel and the Arab states is another cause for concern. In an environment that has already been turned upside down by the Arab revolutions, it seems more necessary than ever to step up diplomatic efforts as much as possible and to make the protagonists face up to their historic responsibilities. I therefore welcome the initiative of President Sarkozy, who has proposed a road map to ensure the recognition of Palestine by the end of 2012. The United States has used its leadership to monopolise the negotiations for too long. It is time for Europe, the main provider of funds to the Palestinian Authority, to take matters in hand again."@en1
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