goods and to generate revenue to pay for its illegal war. Given Russia’s continuing aggression in Ukraine, while refusing to accept a ceasefire and continuing to target infrastructure, it is important that we maintain and increase this sanction pressure. That is why Ireland strongly supported the adoption
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which was passed by the General Assembly in 1950, we are now calling for collective measures to enable the development of a lasting ceasefire, a sustainable peace agreement and, most importantly, an international peacekeeping force that will ensure people are not starving and that peace can be maintained
international community to act to end Israel's war on Gaza and calls for collective measures to enable the development of a lasting ceasefire, a sustainable peace agreement and the creation of an international peacekeeping force for Gaza to allow for the delivery of humanitarian aid through
address the Israeli assault on the innocent civilians of Gaza. We need to end the genocide being committed by Israel. We need a ceasefire and lasting peace in Palestine. We must act for Palestine. We must act for peace
Ireland would table a resolution, as set out in the motion, to call for collective measures to enable the development of a lasting ceasefire and a sustainable peace agreement, the putting in place of an international peacekeeping force to protect Palestinians and the commencement of negotiations
General Assembly to note the failure of the UN Security Council and call for collective measures to enable development of a lasting ceasefire, a sustainable peace agreement and the creation of an international peacekeeping force for Gaza. That is what children, families and civilians in Gaza need
going into Gaza.
We have been proactive from the very beginning. We were the first country in the EU to call for a ceasefire, the release of all hostages and a surge in humanitarian aid into Gaza. We were instrumental in persuading the European Union not to take
would use all diplomatic means at its disposal, including our connection with the US, to raise the need for peace and for a ceasefire for the people of Gaza and an end to Israel's genocide, so I hope that was part of that conversation.
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General Assembly to note the failure of the Security Council and to call for collective measures to secure a lasting ceasefire, a sustainable peace agreement and an international peacekeeping force for Gaza, to allow humanitarian aid to flow and to save lives. Our colleague Deputy Duncan Smith
caused nothing but misery to its own people. The Israeli Government needs to stop what is happening right now. We need a ceasefire. We need a restoration of discussions towards a political pathway. Fundamentally, we need a massive surge of humanitarian aid into Gaza. What is happening
doubt. The latitude that has been given to Israel over the past year is regrettable. There should have been a sustained ceasefire a long time
hours, like others, I cannot stand here without referring to that particular matter and adding my voice to the calls for a ceasefire and for peace. We have to acknowledge that Hamas terrorists and the monstrous Netanyahu regime have brought about an apocalyptic situation that horrifies all decent
raining down on innocent civilians in their tens of thousands. Hundreds of people have been killed in recent days. The potential for a ceasefire is a distant shadow at this stage. Dozens of children have died in that time. It is difficult to find the words
Gaza needs aid. Gaza needs a ceasefire. Israel needs sanctions. That may be a very simplistic message but that is what is needed right now. Israel has displaced the people of Gaza. Israel has murdered the people of Gaza. Israel has starved the people of Gaza. The people
constant sound of bombardment jets overhead. ... If Cambodia was the killing fields, then Gaza now is the slaughterhouse." What we need is a ceasefire
Hezbollah planning and the continuing Israeli strikes and overflights into Lebanon and Beirut. I urge all sides to meet their commitments under the ceasefire agreement. I commend the Lebanese Government on its efforts to deploy the Lebanese armed forces in the south to achieve a monopoly of force
Government to use all diplomatic, legislative and political options to press for the end of military action and the achievement of a lasting ceasefire
diplomatic voice to influence the United States and the EU, which have significant sway and must do more to bring about a ceasefire. I commend my colleagues in the EU, the Minister of State, Deputy Richmond, and the Tánaiste, because yesterday we saw some of that influence come
complicit. They, too, have the blood of the innocents on their hands. Let us all unite in calling for an immediate ceasefire and a lasting peace.
My wife and I look at TV every evening. We look at those little children with their wonderful brown eyes. We wonder
innocent citizens hangs in the balance. They will become more exposed and vulnerable because of warmongering, provocative and lethal actions. The ceasefire is required now. Let aid and food through to the Palestinian people
surely it is not blind to what is happening or what it is causing to happen. It should stop it and enact a ceasefire right away because it is terrible. I have youngsters who play football and so on and they ask why we cannot do something
hands of Israel who are living in pure unadulterated hell as we stand here today is beyond comprehension. We need an urgent ceasefire. We need to see the release of all hostages. Above all, we need to see the full flow of aid and we need
what his Government is doing at United Nations' level to bring about more pressure on Israel to ensure we see a ceasefire and a lasting peace
research conducted around the 25th anniversary by Behaviour and Attitudes for The Sunday Times. It highlighted the attitudes of young people, including the ceasefire babies who grew up in peaceful times although very much still dealing with the legacy of conflict, paramilitarism and divided communities. Half of those
sense. I said this to Senator Black yesterday. If this is about having impact and applying maximum pressure to help bring about a ceasefire, a cessation of violence and a two-state solution, the EU living up to its obligations under the human rights clauses of the association
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