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116 Deputy Jack Wall asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs his views on the letters which were sent to the Israeli Government by Chancellor Merkel, President Sarkozy and Prime Minister Brown following the Gaza crisis; and his further views on these letters being sent and on whether it would have been preferable for there to have been a common EU position sent on this issue. [1960/09]

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116 Deputy Jack Wall asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs his views on the letters which were sent to the Israeli Government by Chancellor Merkel, President Sarkozy and Prime Minister Brown following the Gaza crisis; and his further views on these letters being sent and on whether it would have been preferable for there to have been a common EU position sent on this issue. [1960/09]

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