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eeas-kallas-prepared-remarks-gaza-peace-plan-two-state-solution-2026-09-02
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EEAS prepared remarks record continued EU support for Gaza peace plan and two-state solution.
This record documents a stated EU policy intention in EEAS prepared remarks dated 2 September 2026 and marked Check against delivery. It does not establish the delivered spoken wording, implementation of the plan, agreement by any party, settlement legality, causation or liability. The surrounding paragraph contains attributed assessments of violence and E1 settlements, followed by planned diplomatic outreach and election support; these are not independent findings in this record.
Verified attributed reporting only. This record documents a stated EU policy intention in EEAS prepared remarks dated 2 September 2026 and marked Check against delivery. It does not establish the delivered spoken wording, implementation of the plan, agreement by any party, settlement legality, causation or liability. The surrounding paragraph contains attributed assessments of violence and E1 settlements, followed by planned diplomatic outreach and election support; these are not independent findings in this record.
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The EU will continue to support the Gaza Peace Plan and work with partners towards the two-state solution.
This record documents a stated EU policy intention in EEAS prepared remarks dated 2 September 2026 and marked Check against delivery. It does not establish the delivered spoken wording, implementation of the plan, agreement by any party, settlement legality, causation or liability. The surrounding paragraph contains attributed assessments of violence and E1 settlements, followed by planned diplomatic outreach and election support; these are not independent findings in this record.
Open sourcehttps://www.eeas.europa.eu/eeas/informal-meeting-foreign-affairs-ministers-gymnich-press-conference-high-representative-kaja-kallas-0_en
Bottom-source disposition: publisher evidence of attributed reporting only. This record documents a stated EU policy intention in EEAS prepared remarks dated 2 September 2026 and marked Check against delivery. It does not establish the delivered spoken wording, implementation of the plan, agreement by any party, settlement legality, causation or liability. The surrounding paragraph contains attributed assessments of violence and E1 settlements, followed by planned diplomatic outreach and election support; these are not independent findings in this record.
Locator: Middle East section, paragraph beginning Ministers also discussed Gaza and West Bank, fourth sentence.
Quote rule: Middle East section, paragraph beginning Ministers also discussed Gaza and West Bank, fourth sentence.
https://www.eeas.europa.eu/eeas/informal-meeting-foreign-affairs-ministers-gymnich-press-conference-high-representative-kaja-kallas-0_en
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