National MP 'spoken to' after email comparing Hamas attack to Holocaust
Luxon reportedly advised Bishop the language used was 'strong' and emotions were high.
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Blackout keeping aid outside Gaza
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US sending defences and advisers to Middle East as Gaza ground assault looms
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