Palestine

Israel is a democracy that claims western values, and so invites the standard that it professes

Energy consulting firm Azorom working to bring two new solar and battery storage systems to Palestinian territory

Cultural figures back Irish novelist after publisher decides to stop distribution of her books in the UK due to anti-terrorism legislation

There is undoubtedly a range of feelings among Irish people about what is happening in Gaza

Rights advocates say crackdown has violated due ‌process ‌and created an unsafe environment, particularly for minorities

Outcome of challenge may impact 38 similar cases taken by others denied documentation by Minister for Justice

The Government needs to start acting to stop Israel’s genocide in Gaza

If Israel-Palestine is, for us, a story about Ireland, it ought to be, not a simplistic narrative of good and evil

The pride I once had in being Irish is fleeting

There are very few writers as famous as Rooney, and almost none as willing to leverage that fame as bravely for a moral cause

Show participant wearing necklace was not informed of edit prior to broadcast and lodged complaint with Coimisiún na Meán

Settler violence surges during the olive harvest

Suppression rarely weakens a cause, but usually hands it a martyr

The author reimagines Gustave Flaubert in her new novel, asking what literature can offer us in a time of war, political upheaval and uncertainty

Militant settlers attacked Palestinians and beat Heidi Levine, a veteran photographer for The Washington Post

Rooney’s Normal People has sold one million copies in UK while her first and third novels have each sold over 500,000 copies

I am not aware of any of her novels advocating support for Palestine Action

Author’s works still for sale from East Jerusalem’s Palestinian booksellers after being pulled from Israel’s shelves in 2021

Minister for Foreign Affairs ‘shocked’ publisher can no long sell works because of author’s support for Palestine Action group

Describing them as ‘anti-Semitic’ and harmful to the Jewish community in Ireland is a denial of the wider truth

I sincerely hope there is a change in leadership in Israel on October 27th

Splitting the electorate has been disastrous for the left, but their differences appear too deep to repair before presidential election

The most disturbing sections introduce us to a tracking algorithm known, with blackly appalling insensitivity, as ‘Where’s Daddy?’

Resisting data centre sprawl can be a key step in ending the outsize influence of tech firms

Faber blames UK antiterrorism legislation for decision to stop distributing bestselling author’s works

Ahmed Abuhassan (22) was refused a visa for ‘financial reasons’ despite full scholarship

Naza has incensed the Netanyahu administration. That means the documentary’s revelations have frightened it, says the film-maker

Thousands of Palestinians killed by Israel in the decade before October 7th attacks

The Columbia University graduate, a green card holder, who still faces the threat of deportation, has written a book about his arrest by Ice and subsequent detention

Taoiseach Micheál Martin has failed Gaza, Ireland-Palestine Solidarity Campaign chairwoman Zoe Lawlor says

The killing and deprivation in Gaza cannot be normalised under the cover of a ceasefire agreement

To some people it makes no difference whether we are Zionist or not, distressed by images of Gaza or not. We are Jews

October 7th marks three years since a Hamas-led attack in Israel

Global Briefing: Three years after Hamas’s attack, the war in Gaza and mounting international outrage have made Israel more isolated and possibly less secure

Proposal would see cases of four scholarship students heard and decided by Friday

Thousands of women whose husbands have been killed, detained or have gone missing now carry the sole responsibility of protecting and providing for their families

After destroying Labour in May’s Senedd elections, Plaid Cymru is now in charge

UN says number of destroyed structures in Gaza up by 9% since ceasefire of October 2025, amid mass displacement and acute humanitarian need

Micheál Martin says one football match is not going to get Israeli government to ‘change direction’

If his Department of Justice perseveres in its obduracy, the shame will not stop outside the door of Government Buildings