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"Madam President, I do not think that this is such an urgent subject, and the right place to discuss it would be on the autonomous Israeli-Palestinian Joint Technical Committee. However, I understand that it is difficult to place it with the Technical Committee, because Hamas is represented in the Palestinian Government, and that organisation has not as yet met the requirements set for it by the international community. That is to say, they have not ended terrorism, accepted former agreements between Israel and Palestine or recognised the state of Israel.
Consequently, as the basic situation is the same, it has to be said, unfortunately, that Palestine continues with its various acts of terror against Israel, now including the disruption of radio traffic. The examples of this in the last few days are an indication to us – and all international observers say the same thing – that Palestinians have fired more than 200 rockets. Palestinian autonomy has started these strikes against Israel again.
It is obvious that the time is not ripe to build the future, and that is why we have to get the parties involved around the table. Naturally, free mass communications would be needed in the region, and Israel is the only country to have such a system at present. Nevertheless, the parties concerned must be brought back to the negotiating table. Only in that way can we find a solution to these issues and take matters forward."@en1
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