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"Mr President, the importance of the Quartet Report is not in telling us what we already know, for example that there is no serious alternative to the two—state solution, but in challenging all of us on what we may not want to hear. There is a common message to both sides: that you should talk the language of peace, but that a return to talks is not all we must ask, but also talks with a clear prospect of success in a given timetable.
On the Palestinian side – and I know it is sensitive with some in this Chamber – this report underlines the importance of Palestinian reconciliation. On the Israeli side, the barriers to progress by settlement expansion are once again laid bare, but only as much as the failure of the international action to seriously affect it. The importance of the French initiative is that it shows there can be a political will to take risks by the international community, in saying to both sides in the Middle East peace process that they should be willing to take risks for peace, and we should show that we are willing to do so ourselves."@en1
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