Proceeding contribution from Malcolm Moss (Conservative) in the House of Commons on Thursday, 24 January 2008. It occurred during Adjournment debate on Global Security (Middle East).
Global Security (Middle East)
The hon. Lady mentioned Northern Ireland. We have to be very careful not to read across from the Northern Ireland situation. It seems to me that, if there is to be a peace process, both sides must have a deep desire for peace. The Northern Ireland process began with a message, through unusual channels, from the IRA that more or less said that the war was over and it wanted to negotiate. It will deny that, but at least there was an intention on its part to enter negotiations. Does hon. Lady agree that, at this point time, it would appear that organisations like Hamas have no intention of entering such negotiations?
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- Iraq Foreign policy Terrorism Security USA Israel Palestine Iran Syria Middle East Gaza Hamas
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