115 Deputy Bernard J. Durkan asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs the extent to which he directly or through the EU or the UN has been in a position to positively influence or develop the peace process in the Middle East with particular emphasis on the need for a permanent structure to which all sides can have recourse; if he will indicate his own conclusions arising from any of the discussions he has had with the various interests in the region; if any progress has been made on rebuilding operations in Gaza; if the funding made available through the international community is still accessible; if he will outline the extent to which the EU specifically hopes to influence the situation; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [13359/10]

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115 Deputy Bernard J. Durkan asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs the extent to which he directly or through the EU or the UN has been in a position to positively influence or develop the peace process in the Middle East with particular emphasis on the need for a permanent structure to which all sides can have recourse; if he will indicate his own conclusions arising from any of the discussions he has had with the various interests in the region; if any progress has been made on rebuilding operations in Gaza; if the funding made available through the international community is still accessible; if he will outline the extent to which the EU specifically hopes to influence the situation; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [13359/10]

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