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Speaker 1: Two guards that we go Opposition parties here saying government

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Speaker 1: needs to get harder to take a harsher stance against Israel. Yesterday,

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Speaker 1: Winston Peter has joined a bunch of other countries and

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Speaker 1: calling for an immediate cease fire.

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Speaker 2: This horror must end. Two lives have been lost, too

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Speaker 2: many people have been traumatized, polarized and embittered, ensuring that

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Speaker 2: yet another generational was ready. And Palestinian children born into

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Speaker 2: a situation have been sufferable conflict and enmity. That is

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Speaker 2: why and Zeeland has come together with foreign ministers from

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Speaker 2: twenty seven other countries to state as curly as we

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Speaker 2: can that enough is enough, that this war must end,

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Speaker 2: now that this suffering is intolerable.

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Speaker 1: Cloe Straubert Ring Party colid with me this morning, Chloe,

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Speaker 1: good morning. So what more can Winston Dowey has called

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Speaker 1: for an unconditional seats fire, immediate seats fire. What else?

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Speaker 3: The Foreign Minister has been calling for a cease fire

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Speaker 3: for the better part of two years, but Ryan, at

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Speaker 3: the end of the day, Palestinians can't eat, and right

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Speaker 3: now the blockade on Gaza is starving, actively starving. The

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Speaker 3: people of Palestine. Look We've had Holocaust scholars and survivors,

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Speaker 3: We've had Human Rights Watch, United Nations, Entities, Amnesty International,

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Speaker 3: all of which have said that what is unfolding before

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Speaker 3: our very eyes is a genocide. Then we have the

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Speaker 3: horrific videos livestream to our phones twenty four to seven,

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Speaker 3: and as schools, hospitals are being bombed and eight hundred

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Speaker 3: people have been murdered in the last two months, lighting

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Speaker 3: up for food. I think the absolute bare minimum that

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Speaker 3: any of us can accept from our so called representatives

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Speaker 3: and leaders is put substance behind their words.

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Speaker 1: So stratifically, what specific sanctions are you talking about, because

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Speaker 1: we've got sanctions travel bands against a couple of members

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Speaker 1: of ntnyah's cabinet. But what specifically else would you like?

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Speaker 3: So we can copy the exact same frameworks that we

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Speaker 3: did with the Russia's Sanctions Act, where you'll recall that

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Speaker 3: our Parliament acted within just a few weeks of Russia's

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Speaker 3: unlawful invasion into an occupation of Ukraine and sanctioned Russia autonomously.

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Speaker 3: That's the reason that I took the parallel approach with

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Speaker 3: the sanctions Bill. With the unawful occupation of Palestine, Sanctions

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Speaker 3: Bill which actually would implement a put some substance behind

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Speaker 3: the words that we signed up to in September of

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Speaker 3: last year when we joined with one hundred and twenty

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Speaker 3: three other Member states to support the United Nations General

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Speaker 3: Assembly effectively to back up the advisory opinion from the ICJ,

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Speaker 3: the International Court of Justice in a nutshell, Ryan, we

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Speaker 3: have seen other countries also move to do this, yes,

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Speaker 3: spaceic sanctions. That Ireland has done this, we saw, we

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Speaker 3: saw just last week that twelve countries came together to

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Speaker 3: do the same and Bogata. So we need some action

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Speaker 3: behind words. All those words are just empty.

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Speaker 1: We appreciate your time. Close for Green Party co leader.

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