Micheal Martin: Ireland has been leader in response to Israel-Gaza conflict

The transcript discusses Ireland's leadership in advocating for a humanitarian ceasefire, its influential role within the EU and UN regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and its unwavering support for UNRWA. Ireland has called for continued aid to UNRWA and urged others to do the same, emphasizing its importance in Gaza. Additionally, Ireland is pushing for a review of the stabilisation agreement with Israel and sanctions against settlers in the West Bank.

What action did Ireland take that was recognized by Arab nations and Palestine?

• Called for a humanitarian ceasefire

• Supported settlement activities

• Increased military presence

• Reduced aid to Unruh

What is a significant challenge faced by the European Union regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict?

• Insufficient funding for Unruh

• Inability to achieve unanimity

• Lack of military resources

• Over-reliance on Ireland

How has Ireland demonstrated its commitment to Unruh?

• By continuing its support and urging others to do the same

• By reducing its aid

• By increasing military aid

• By withdrawing from the EU

What action has Ireland taken regarding the stabilisation agreement with Israel?

• Supported settlement expansion

• Increased military cooperation

• Requested a review

• Reduced diplomatic ties

What has Ireland pushed for within the EU concerning the West Bank?

• Increased settlement activity

• Sanctions against settlers

• Military intervention

• Withdrawal of aid