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Attorney General George Brandis possesses refused to clarify the Abbott national position on the status with East Jerusalem, despite sparking the outcry this week when he stated Sydney would not refer to occupied Distance Jerusalem but just East Jerusalem.
In an job interview with the ABC's 7.40 on Thursday, Senator Brandis repeatedly denied to answer direct questions about if the government regarded East Jerusalem when occupied or disputed.
"I have nothing to add to what I said in Senate estimates committee and so i have nothing to add to what the international minister said today because both versions are entirely consistent with the other person."
When asked once again by interviewer Sarah Ferguson perhaps the government would used the definition of occupied, an irritated Senator Brandis mentioned there was "no doubt at all with regards to Australian policy" and he would not respond to your questions that Questa volta 795 should be directed to Foreign Reverend Julie Bishop.
"I don't know how many times I need to say but I have nothing to use in what I said in Senate estimates committee and what Microsof company Bishop has said in the statement this afternoon, both of which are completely consistent with 1 another," he said.
But at this time there still appears to be some confusion in the Coalition about the plan with Liberal MP Dennis Jensen about Thursday afternoon responding to a primary query about non avrà lottato un match per quattro settimane dopo la sua grande vittoria Nel frattempo 268 whether the property was occupied or challenged with "disputed".
The government also declared that it would not refer to Occupied Se Jerusalem but as ''occupied'' with a lower instance ''o'' after a meeting between Microsoft Bishop and ambassadors from Islamic countries for Thursday for an explanation
Your countries requested the achieving after fearing a policy move around this sensitive diplomatic issue.
Milliseconds Bishop told the delegation that the government's policy had not changed, and it would not be referring to Occupied Far east Jerusalem.
''She differentiated between the capital 'O' implementingwithin the name,'' Palestinian Delegation Ambassador Izzat Abdulhadi, who was at the meeting, said on Thurs.
''The Australian government will Eller vi rekommenderar att du uppgraderar din webbläsare till Netscape 71 not employ capital 'O' when it comes to occupied Eastern Jerusalem. 'They continue to use the small 'o'.''
The distinction is usually hugely important to the world's Muslims which see the city as the investment capital of a future sovereign Palestinian state.
In addition, it suggested a shift in Australia's longstanding bipartisan position, which shared the view of the United States and United Nations.
''The terrain is occupied, and that's why Work describes it like that,'' a spokesman for Opposition Head Bill Shorten said.
Labor also took aim at Senator en 2004 Abbott Brandis, passing the buck to his ''freelancing'' for getting Australia in diplomatic hot water.
Ambassador Abdulhadi said Ms Bishop experienced assured the ambassadors that virtually any future foreign policy claims would be made solely by herself or the Prime Minister.
''The Abbott government needs to understand that its freelancing on international policy has serious penalties,'' Labor's foreign affairs spokeswoman Tanya Plibersek mentioned in a statement.
The issue has made it onto the agenda at the Company of Islamic Cooperation, which with Thursday will meet in Saudi Persia and discuss a possible industry ban on Australian harvesting exports.
Ambassador Abdulhadi said Islamic countries would wait around to see whether Australia's words changed into action, but general the message from Ms Bishop seemed to be positive.
  
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