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". – I should like to thank Mrs Morgantini. The Council is fully aware of the restrictions imposed by the Israeli authorities on entry to the occupied territories as described by Mrs Morgantini.
In a recent joint report requested by the Council of the European Union, heads of mission in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem and Ramallah confirmed these restrictions, which have been progressively identified and which have a considerable impact on the freedom of movement of European Union citizens, representatives of churches, journalists, NGOs and even European Union officials and diplomatic staff. Their application on the ground often appears to be unclear and disproportionate.
The European Union and its Member States closely coordinate their approaches to these issues. They raise the problems of access to the Palestinian territories in their regular dialogue with the Israeli government officials. Moreover, the European Union plays a leading role in the task force on project implementation established by the international community to deal with problems of access for development assistance workers."@en1
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