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I too welcome the Minister. Will he confirm that Hezbollah is in Syria working as a proxy for the Iranian regime and the Assad Government, and has played a malign role, killing many, many innocent people in the Syrian conflict?
I too welcome the Minister. Will he confirm that Hezbollah is in Syria working as a proxy for the Iranian regime and the Assad Government, and has played a malign role, killing many, many innocent people in the Syrian conflict?
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Mike Gapes
(Change UK - The Independent Group)
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Foreign and Commonwealth Office
Oral questions - Supplementary
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14 May 2019
The hon. Gentleman is absolutely correct. Hezbollah is a force for evil in our world today, which is why we have taken the strong action we have against it.
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Middle East; Hezbollah
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14 May 2019
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660 c77
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House of Commons chamber
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House of Commons
Ministers have been in the region and the US Secretary of State is now there. Can my right hon. Friend tell us what discussions there have been about the proposal for an international force in the south of Lebanon and whether that is being worked up in such a way that it will be introduced in the near future, rather than waiting several months until the conflict has subsided?
Ministers have been in the region and the US Secretary of State is now there. Can my right hon. Friend tell us what discussions there have been about the proposal for an international force in the south of Lebanon and whether that is being worked up in such a way that it will be introduced in the near future, rather than waiting several months until the conflict has subsided?
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Mike Gapes
(Labour; Co-operative Party)
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Foreign and Commonwealth Office
Oral questions - Supplementary
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25 July 2006
There have been extensive discussions over many days—since very early on after the crisis began—about what contribution an international force could make, how it could be deployed and the range of arrangements, and that work continues intensively. As my hon. Friend and, I think, the House will fully understand, it will take time to put in place a substantial force. What I take to be the underlying thrust of his question is that we should all be seeking as early an end as possible to any hostilities or violence, and that that should not be linked to a full force being put in place, which might indeed take some time to arrange.
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Hezbollah; Peace negotiations; Lebanon; Iran; Syria; Middle East
Date
25 July 2006
Reference
449 c718-9
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