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Netherland MEPs Bert-Jan Ruissen and Michiel Hoogeveen condemn the European Parliament for criticizing Israel for settlements deemed illegal while not making such legal claims against any other nation in the world.
Either we do it or our enemies will, so it is best not to take foreign policy lightly.
A Mediterranean Union, designed to mirror only the best elements of NATO and the EU, is the best hope for ensuring good governance and peaceful government across the region.
Iran has questioned US resolve to save the pact while Washington has said Tehran added new demands at the Doha talks in late June.
French politician Henri Guaino, a senior adviser to former President Nicolas Sarkozy, says "Everyone contributes to the outset of a war; at some point we are at a point of no return."
