Taoiseach strongly rejects charges of anti-Semitism by Israel’s foreign minister
US Chamber of Commerce raised concerns with Irish Government about the Occupied Territories Bill
US Chamber of Commerce raised concerns with Irish Government about the Occupied Territories Bill
Comments come as Israeli military claims air strike that killed 13 was done to prevent Hamas hijacking aid shipment in south of enclave
Journalist Eman Al-Shanti among the dead, the 193rd member of the press killed in the war since October 2023
TD, who will now sit as an independent when Dáil resumes, says shares were not sold earlier due to ‘administrative barriers’
Eoin Hayes denied that it was politically hypocritical for him to call for the State to divest its interest in Israel when he was making money from the company
Israel denies troops are advancing on Damascus despite acknowledging some had taken up positions outside demilitarised zone
Binyamin Netanyahu says IDF moves to ensure ‘no hostile force embeds itself next to Israel’s border’
Ceasefire negotiations resume as 32 Gaza residents are killed
There are signs of mass return, of cleaning and clearing; a sense of reclamation, but also of grief
In all the Mercs-and-perks talk about who will get which Cabinet portfolios, there has been scant appetite to face down the warmongers in Jerusalem and Washington
Women and children among dead as makeshift shelters set ablaze in near Khan Younis, an area Israel calls a humanitarian zone
Air strikes kill at least 47 people across Gaza, say Palestinian medics
Despite a halt to attacks, many Lebanese refer to a ‘one-sided ceasefire’ amid reports of multiple breaches by Israel
Israel threatens to return to war in Lebanon if its truce with Hizbullah collapses
Lawmaker from Binyamin Netanyahu’s party speaks of ‘window of opportunity’ for making occupied West Bank ‘an inseparable part of Israel’
The ceasefire offers something to both sides: Hezbollah has been severely weakened by months of Israeli onslaught while it has been welcomed across the political spectrum in Israel
Israel’s invasion of Lebanon made peacekeeping tour among most dangerous and complex undertaken by an Irish unit
More than 310 other medical personnel ‘arrested, tortured and executed in prisons’, Hamas-run health authorities say
Two recent developments have removed obstacles to Israel establishing a military administration in the Gaza Strip
Atrocity is piling on to atrocity at a level unlike anything we have ever seen
Some 100 Palestinians reportedly killed following three Israeli attacks on central and northern Gaza
Some 15 strikes carried out by Israel on Beirut for fifth consecutive day as eight killed in attacks across Lebanon
Five Defence Forces troops were ‘blowing off steam’ after six-month tour when bar fight erupted while waiting for flight home
Draft agreement notes Hizbullah withdrawal north of Litani river, about 30km north of Israeli border in most areas
Regular and deadly attacks have produced a strange, dark reality in Lebanon’s capital
This tech conference is profitable and expanding, but its 70,000-visitor Lisbon conference remains the jewel in its crown
Air strikes pound Beirut for second consecutive day
North Gaza is the centre of a renewed Israeli offensive that over the past five weeks has unleashed some of the Israeli military’s most devastating attacks
Israeli attacks in Gaza kill 50 people, including a Hamas leader, as hospital director warns of ‘alarming’ malnutrition in Palestinian enclave
In Baalbek, eastern Lebanon, many of those who heeded Israeli evacuation warnings have returned home despite the continuing danger
Three Lebanese killed and six UN peacekeepers injured in Israeli drone strike amid ‘deliberate and direct destruction’ of Unifil property
Five people taken to hospital after anti-Semitic violence erupted after game in Amsterdam
As State Department Spokesperson, it is Matthew Miller’s job to communicate to the media the administration’s position in relation to Israel’s mass murder of Palestinians in Gaza
Move described by opposition leader as ‘act of madness’ follows further Israeli air strikes in Gaza, in which at least 35 are killed
Intelligence was leaked to foreign media outlets to mislead public opinion against ceasefire and hostage-release deal with Hamas
Suspected bots encourage attacks on outposts while accusing peacekeepers of anti-Israeli views
Israeli military says it killed one of the last surviving high-ranking members of Hamas
Women in Lebanon’s largest Palestinian camp talk about how their lives have been changed by Israel’s attack
Most of Hizbullah’s infrastructure near Lebanon-Israel border has been destroyed, according to Israel Defense Forces
Iran says air raid caused ‘limited damage’
Amir Tibon’s book tells a true story that reads like a thriller, while Gideon Levy presents a specific narrative that is challenging, particularly for supporters of Israel
Nabatieh has been under evacuation orders since early October. Despite this, civilians remain, and it is for them that city’s hospital stays open, staff say
Confidential document says 15 peacekeepers injured by white phosphorus
Air strikes force hundreds of Beirut residents flee their homes as Israel says it has arrested network of citizens spying for Iran
Unifil peacekeepers say Israeli military ‘deliberately’ demolished observation town and perimeter fence of UN position
Irish Government has ‘not walked the walk’ on action against Israel, campaigners say
Mention of Israel Defense Forces cut from European Council statement on Unifil attacks
Israel’s military says the long-time militant group member and its eventual head was killed in Gaza
More than 60 deaths recorded in territory in past day as Israel launches more air strikes and sends in more troops
Israel’s military says sweep of area by forces after a firefight uncovered three bodies, with DNA testing confirming one to be Sinwar
Israeli military claims location had dozens of militants present inside compound when attack took place
Lebanese prime minister accuses Israel of intentionally targeting Nabatieh council meeting called to discuss war relief
Unicef and World Food Programme call for urgent funds as Lebanon suffers ‘same trauma, same fear’ as in Gaza
Sherin Alsabbagh’s mother Najwa (74) has been approved for entry to Ireland to join her in Ballaghaderreen. With Gaza border crossings closed and Israel’s battle raging, she cannot get out
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Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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