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   "Yannis Maniatis, vice-president of the S&D Group for foreign affairs,    
   said:   
      
   "The bloodshed and the man-made famine in Gaza must end now. Every day of    
   EU inaction is a blank cheque for Netanyahu’s government to continue    
   committing its war crimes and escaping accountability. I am proud that    
   the European Parliament has taken the lead for expressing the Union's    
   position. It is time for the EU to regain its credibility, and to stand    
   firmly by our values and international law.   
      
   "With this resolution, the European Parliament has drawn a red line: the    
   EU cannot remain complicit in this man-made tragedy. We demand an    
   immediate ceasefire, real sanctions, and concrete steps towards a    
   two-state solution – the only path to lasting peace in the region."    
      
   Nacho Sánchez Amor, S&D spokesperson in the European Parliament’s foreign    
   affairs committee, said:   
      
   "For the first time, this House has taken a clear stance against the    
   humanitarian catastrophe imposed by the Netanyahu government as a    
   collective punishment in Gaza. We call for the release of all hostages,    
   the end of the blockade, and a just two-state solution. The EU must    
   finally match its words with deeds. International and humanitarian law    
   are non-negotiable, and when they are ignored, as it is obviously the    
   case, strong sanctions must follow: no more arms to Israel, no more trade    
   either. The resolution also fully supports reinstating UNRWA’s mandate,    
   and the role of the ICC in ensuring accountability for war crimes.""   
   arsa   
   HTTPS://PR.Euractiv.com/node/271080   
   ar an 11/09/2025.   
      
   "HEARING OF MICHAEL McGRATH   
   COMMISSIONER-DESIGNATE   
   (Democracy, Justice and the Rule of Law)   
   TUESDAY, 5 NOVEMBER 2024   
   BRUSSELS   
   [. . .]   
   András László (PfE). – [. . .] And my third question is: Ursula von der    
   Leyen was called on by the EU Ombudsman to release the   
   text messages she exchanged with Albert Bourla, the CEO of Pfizer. If the    
   Commission President   
   can ignore the EU Ombudsman, why shouldn't everyone else?"   
   arsa   
   HTTPS://hearings.elections.Europa.EU/documents/mcgrath/mcgrath_v   
   rbatimreporthearing-original.pdf   
      
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