tallinn israelis palestinians face unrest next year without revival long-fractured middle east peace process european union must part ireland foreign minister say friday simon coveney meet israeli palestinian leaders less month take post june lead charge involve eu fresh attempt peace talk overcome divisions weaken bloc influence speak eu foreign minister meet middle east policy tallinn thursday coveney say bloc duty make voice hear new u.s. initiative palestinians big aid donor israel top trade partner concern much difficult political challenge year time two years time coveney tell reuters look cycle violence gaza example without intervention new initiatives view head say describe israel-palestinian situation open sore could erupt time coveney say eu governments pull together keep focus two-state solution time european union ... become vocal say coveney meet israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu palestinian president mahmoud abbas july coveney also meet jason greenblatt trump middle east envoy say crucial eu seek influence u.s. plan draw greenblatt trump son-in-law senior adviser jar kushner coveney say european union right hear eu governments european commission spend 600 million euros 724 million year aid palestinians project israel simply wait u.s. take initiative supportive help shape design way likely international community support say although add still know u.s. proposals would look like absence u.s. able bring forward new initiative think eu hurdle european union include range position range germany strong support israel sweden 2014 decision officially recognize state palestine something ireland consider three years ago coveney say european union also perceive israel pro-palestinian partly eu long-held opposition israeli settlements coveney say european union could build trust israel deepen tie trade science scholarships students pursue call positive agenda eu aim hold high-level meet israel broaden trade economic link late year although date still pending would first meet since 2012. eu must part u.s. middle east peace push ireland say