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"Mr President, our request is based on a very clear fact known to everyone. At the end of last May, an official delegation from our Parliament, representing all political groups, went to Israel and visited the Palestinian territories including Gaza.
On the basis of what they observed on the ground, at the end of this visit, they unanimously adopted a statement. This statement includes the following:
‘We strongly feel that without serious signs of good faith translated into tangible improvements on the ground, the time is not yet right to upgrade EU-Israel relations’.
Since then, no such significant signs have been apparent, quite the contrary. This is why we think that it would be a very bad signal today if we were to vote in favour of the recommendation made by the Council.
My group proposes that we postpone this vote until there is evidence, in Israel’s policy and on the ground, of these famous signs called for unanimously by the delegation representing our Parliament a few months ago."@en1
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