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"Mr President, I would like to congratulate Baroness Ashton for her part in securing the Council conclusions on the Middle East peace process of 14 May because I think they are a good illustration of how strong support for Israel’s security and close engagement with Israel – as well, of course, for the two-state solution – is entirely consistent with outspoken criticism of illegalities and human rights abuses by Israel, such as illegal settlement, forced transfer of Bedouins, home demolitions and so on.
That is my own position, which is why I support approval of the ACAA (agreement on conformity assessment and acceptance of industrial products) Protocol on recognition of pharmaceutical products, while feeling entirely free to reproach Israel on some matters, as well as Palestinians on some others.
Could I ask, in the context of the High Representative mentioning her condemnation of administrative detention in Israel, whether she will call for Mahmoud al-Sarsak and other prisoners on prolonged hunger strike to be admitted to civilian hospitals for specialised medical care, and whether she will call on Israel to release administrative detainees unless they are promptly charged and brought to fair trial?
I should add that we also need to be outspoken about what the Carnegie Endowment has recently called the unaccountable and authoritarian Hamas Government in Gaza."@en1
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