Ireland says Gaza peace plan fell short and reaffirms two-state solution
Mihal Martin Tishuk told the UN General Assembly that the Gaza peace plan agreed last October "has not fundamentally changed the reality on the ground," called for unimpeded humanitarian aid, and reiterated support for a two-state solution.
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Tishuk said the peace plan for Gaza agreed last October was welcome but insufficient, and he described ongoing Israeli strikes and blocked humanitarian aid that continue to harm civilians. He said, "When the full truth of what has happened, what is still happening in Gaza is finally known... it will shame the world. Nobody will be able to say that we did not know. Let it not be said that we did not act."
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