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  1. We are absolutely committed to a diplomatic process
    SOURCE: Adelaide Now 27 months ago
  2. We would never take options off the table, but the diplomatic process is what we want to move forward with
    SOURCE: Adelaide Now 27 months ago
  3. My fear (is) that if we continue to escalate from both sides that we will end up into a precipice, we will end up into an abyss. The Middle East is in a total mess, to say the least. And we cannot add fuel to the fire.
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