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3 maltatoday | WEDNESDAY • 15 NOVEMBER 2023 NEWS YOUR MEDICAL DESTINATION There are many places where you can get medical attention! IF IN DOUBT ABOUT YOUR MEDICAL EMERGENCY Health Centres Treats symptoms which include: Treats symptoms which include: Emergency CALL TELEMEDICINE ON +356 2123 1231 CHEST PAINS HEAVY BLEEDING SEVERE BURNS STROKE NOT BREATHING MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS BACK PAIN AND ALL OTHER TYPES OF PAIN IN BONES AND JOINTS FEVER, SORE THROATS, EAR PAIN, COUGH AND COLDS. TUMMY PAINS AND ASSOCIATED SYMPTOMS OF LOOSE STOOLS, CONSTIPATION, OR VOMITING. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 "Yes, Malta is militarily neutral, but that does not mean it will turn a blind eye as international law is broken," Borg told parliament while speaking during the Budget debate. The minister was speaking about the ongoing war in Gaza, as more than 11,000 people have been killed follow- ing the Hamas attack on Israel on 7 Oc- tober. He said Malta believes, and expects, that states respect each other's sover- eignty, and irrespective of who is the aggressor and victim, has always sided with good. Borg stated that while Malta had no is- sue with condemning the Hamas attack on Israel, Israel's response should be in line with the law. "It is Palestinian civilians who are now suffering and paying for the Hamas ac- tions, even though the group does not represent the Palestinian cause," he told parliament. He said Malta has always been consist- ent in calling for a two-state solution. "It is the only this way, with Jerusalem being the capital for the two states, that the region can be at peace." "Malta has been consistent in its posi- tion and is using its seat at the UN Se- curity Council to try to hammer out a resolution," he said. The government's position has also been adopted by par- liament through its foreign affairs com- mittee. Earlier, Nationalist MP Beppe Fenech Adami condemned the Hamas attack, saying nothing justifies the murder of people, the use of hostages and useless killings by the group. "Hamas are not the Palestinian people. What Hamas did, tarnishes the Pales- tinian cause," he said. Fenech Adami also said that in the same way he condemned the Hamas at- tack, he condemned Israel's response. "The policy of an 'eye for an eye', will not solve anything," he insisted. He said Israeli hostages should be re- leased, while also appealing for Israel to stop the bombing of civilian centres in Palestine. "There should be a ceasefire in the re- gion. Our neutrality should not stop us from taking a stance against breaches of international law," he insisted. 'Policy of an eye for an eye will not solve anything,' Fenech Adami says on Israel - Hamas war Beppe Fenech Adami