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[Mr. Greg Pope in the Chair] — Global Security (Middle East) (24 Jan 2008): Siôn Simon: ...this mistreatment has to do with, if not the rockets. What is it about the Israelis that makes them treat the Palestinians so badly? Why do they do it? What is going on? If it is not to do with the terrorism of Hamas and the Gaza leadership, what is it to do with? What is his explanation? Are they just bad people?
Middle East (7 Jun 2006): Siôn Simon: ...community and the United Kingdom Government are doing about negotiating with, aiding and dealing with a Government who will not recognise the existence of the state of Israel and will not renounce terrorism? How do we deal with that?
Security Screen (22 Apr 2004): Mr Siôn Simon: The screen tells us that the head of MI5 and her minions are no doubt excellently cognisant of the evil machinations of terrorists and that, although she understands terrorism very well, she perhaps does not understand Parliament particularly well. Anyone who understood Parliament would not put a screen half way up the Strangers Gallery, because they would know that any resourceful terrorist...
Written Answers — Trade and Industry: Export Licences (18 Dec 2001): Mr Siôn Simon: ...what assessment she has made of the security threat posed by the granting of export licences to manufacturers selling their products to states that form part of the coalition against international terrorism.

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