I want to come back to the question of the situation regarding Israel and the criminalisation of six human rights organisations. They are all vocal international groups. They have been to forums such as the EU, the UN and the International Criminal Court to push for accountability and justice. This move by Israel is absolutely abhorrent. The Minister cannot reply within a minute, but I want to ask if he would be prepared to discuss and debate this in the Dáil next week. We should have at least a two-hour debate on this matter, particularly as it relates to a serious move on the part of Israel to clamp down on human rights in Palestine. I do not think the Minister's previous response was strong enough.

The Deputy is correct. It is difficult for me to give a comprehensive response within this timeline. I have been vocal on this matter and I have raised it directly with Israeli Government Ministers. The EU has also been quite vocal on this issue in terms of expressing concern.

I have parliamentary questions on foreign affairs on Thursday next week and I would happily discuss it then. Perhaps that is the best way to get a more detailed answer.

We should have a debate on it. Is the Minister prepared to have a debate on it?

That is a matter for the Business Committee.

Will he ask Fianna Fáil and the Green Party to push that?

It is being considered by the Business Committee, which is trying to find time.