53 Deputy Bernard J. Durkan asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs the extent to which, unilaterally or in conjunction with his EU colleagues, he has managed to positively engage with both sides in the Arab-Israeli conflict with a view to identifying and prioritising issues such as Gaza, resettlement, human rights violations and the treatment of prisoners by either side; and the steps being taken to progress these issues with particular reference to the need for all parties to recognise each other’s existence and right to exist. [29612/10]

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53 Deputy Bernard J. Durkan asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs the extent to which, unilaterally or in conjunction with his EU colleagues, he has managed to positively engage with both sides in the Arab-Israeli conflict with a view to identifying and prioritising issues such as Gaza, resettlement, human rights violations and the treatment of prisoners by either side; and the steps being taken to progress these issues with particular reference to the need for all parties to recognise each other’s existence and right to exist. [29612/10]

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