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". – As Ms Ahern knows, any delegation of which she is a member would be met with an open door.
She is quite right that this is a very serious issue. To refer to the earlier supplementary question, we have, for example, consistently condemned suicide bombings, which are part of this spiral of violence. Suicide bombings play no legitimate part in any agenda.
With regard to the wall, separation, barrier or fence – whatever euphemism one would wish to use – the Union has expressed its concern. It has particularly expressed its concern that the route envisaged for the wall has in a number of places departed significantly from the green line. I cannot use stronger words that those I used on a previous occasion: this is not the way to create peace. Separating people never works. At the end of the day we know that it is dialogue that works. When people get together and have a dialogue they can resolve their differences."@en1
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