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FOREIGN Minister Micheál Martin has first-hand knowledge of the happenings in Gaza as he visited there recently.

Mon, 14 Jun, 2010 - 01:00

I would urge him to apply strong pressure, especially on the US, to demand an end to needless aggression by the Israelis.

Minister Martin should stand up and be counted.

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