Israel has accused Irish politicians of anti-Semitism before. It has never been true
Ireland’s position on Israel has always been consistent. If our Government is guilty of anything, it is delay
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Spurred by Trump’s return, Jewish settlers eye full control of West Bank
Lawmaker from Binyamin Netanyahu’s party speaks of ‘window of opportunity’ for making occupied West Bank ‘an inseparable part of Israel’
Israeli settlers delight in Donald Trump’s return
Settlers hope that ‘extremist and violent’ sanctions imposed by the Biden administration will be removed
Protests break out in Israel as Netanyahu sacks defence minister Gallant
Move described by opposition leader as ‘act of madness’ follows further Israeli air strikes in Gaza, in which at least 35 are killed
Sinn Féin clashes with Tánaiste over Occupied Territories Bill
Opposition raise claims Government warned by US ambassador of ‘consequences’ if legislation is passed
Ceasefire hopes fade as Israel continues to attack Gaza and Lebanon
Israeli military says it killed one of the last surviving high-ranking members of Hamas
Gaza: Israeli strikes kill ‘at least 39 Palestinians’ and destroy medical supplies
US envoys and Israeli officials due to meet to discuss ceasefire in Lebanon and besieged enclave
Exhibition forces viewers to confront the sweat and dead bodies that built Europe’s fortunes
Entitled Colonial Memory, it was held recently at the Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza in Madrid and was a reminder that colonialism has not ended
The Killing of Gaza by Gideon Levy & The Gates of Gaza by Amir Tibon: Two very different books
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
Netanyahu’s strategy of calculated risks and provocative escalation distracts from his low politics
Worldview: Taking on Hizbullah and Iran and showcasing Israel’s mastery of intelligence boosted his popularity, forestalling an early election and political reckoning
Ban on trade with Israeli occupied territories could be passed into law, says Tánaiste
Micheál Martin stresses economic and cultural differences with Sinn Féin during interview with Inside Politics podcast
Dublin City Council calls for enactment of Occupied Territories Bill
Bill to stop importation of goods from illegal Israeli settlements introduced six years ago
Gaza: 99 Palestinians killed and 169 injured in 24 hours as war’s death toll continues to rise
Scores die in Israeli strike on school sheltering displaced families and an orphanage as conflict near one-year mark
Israel shuts down Al Jazeera’s bureau in Ramallah in the West Bank
The network has reported on the Israeli-Hamas war since the cross-border attack on October 7th
Six UN workers killed in school hit by Israeli strikes in deadliest single incident for Palestinian refugee agency
UN secretary general says lack of accountability for killings ‘totally unacceptable’ after attack which claims at least 12 other lives
Jordan investigates delivery drivers en route to West Bank after Israeli security guards killed
Jordan’s Muslim Brotherhood party chief lauds shooting attack carried out by ‘this noble Jordanian hero’ while Hamas calls it a normal response to Israeli ‘crimes’
‘Unrealistic’ that UN could play role in Gaza’s future but could monitor potential ceasefire, says Guterres
Gazan health ministry says almost 41,000 had been killed in Israel’s military action since beginning of war last October
‘A stark example of the apartheid’: An Irish doctor on working in the West Bank
'It’s a trauma-manufacturing machine what’s happening – not just Gaza, but in the West Bank too'
Peace camp aims to keep Israeli and Palestinian teens talking
‘It’s really difficult to talk to your occupier, or your enemy, or your jailer’, says a Palestinian member of the Parents Circle-Families Forum; ‘I am here to learn,’ says an Israeli teen
Israeli forces kill 27 Palestinians in Gaza strikes as US-Turkish woman shot dead in West Bank
Polio vaccinations for children continue in enclave while Hamas and Israel continue to blame each other for lack of progress in ceasefire talks
Netanyahu rejects calls to soften stance on Gaza
Israeli forces killed at least 48 Palestinians in past 24 hours across Gaza Strip as officials say some 80,000 children receive medication
Israeli military says hostages in Gaza were killed shortly before troops reached them
Two Israelis killed in Hebron as IDF carries out raids in occupied West Bank
Gaza: Polio vaccinations begin as 89 killed and 205 injured in latest Israeli strikes
Israel continues military operations in large-scale West Bank raid into refugee camps
Far-right presence in Israel’s coalition fuels speculation over motive behind assaults on West Bank
Fears of Netanyahu replicating attack on Gaza in second Palestinian territory add to tensions in region
Israeli forces claim to have killed local Hamas commander in West Bank
Military says it killed head of Palestinian militant group in Jenin and two other men
Gaza: Israel, Hamas agree to zoned three-day pauses in fighting to allow for polio vaccinations
Death toll in Palestinian enclave passes 40,600 with at least 34 killed in most recently Israeli bombardment
Israeli military incursion into the West Bank the largest since 2002
Israeli assault force targeting a variety of militant groups in Palestinian cities and refugee camps in West Bank
Israeli companies banned from winning State defence contracts - Tánaiste
Restrictions put on Israeli defence suppliers winning future Defence Forces contracts in response to Israel’s illegal occupation of the West Bank
EU foreign affairs chief proposes sanctions on Israeli ministers
EU ministers discuss Josep Borrell’s proposal, which is supported by Ireland
Amnesty International calls for Israeli settlement trade ban
Human rights organisation pushes for EU to target Israeli firms facilitating West Bank settlements
Israeli forces kill at least 10 Palestinians in West Bank raids
United Nations says assault ‘risks seriously deepening the already catastrophic situation’
Life - and death - in Hebron: ‘Blood will increase the gap between both of us’
Former soldiers call for an end to Israeli occupation of the West Bank city
‘We don’t have a life’: Palestinian shepherds struggle to graze amid growing settlements
Israeli activist says only ‘intervention from outside’, possibly in the form of sanctions, could convince Israeli authorities to change approach to occupied territories
EU states forbidden from exporting arms to countries showing ‘clear risk’ of human rights violations
Warning to bloc members comes in report by its Special Representative for Human Rights on situation in Israel, Gaza and the West Bank
Israeli rights group claims Palestinian prisoners are subjected to systematic abuse
Thousands of Palestinians arrested and detained without trial in a dozen overcrowded civilian and military prisons since start of Gaza war
Five killed in Israeli air strike in northern West Bank
Blast took place along a road connecting Palestinian villages of Zeita and Qaffin
‘They are afraid and we are not afraid:’ A tour through some of Israel’s illegal West Bank settlements
Israel is pressing ahead with plans to grow illegal settlements in the occupied territories even as it inflames tensions in the region
Left bleeding for hours then strapped to an Israeli military vehicle. ‘Human shield’ Mujhed Abadi appeals for justice
IDF also accused of denying injured civilians urgent health treatment
Kamala Harris criticised in Israel after calling for quick end to war in Gaza
Mustafa Muhammad Abu Ara (63) died after being transferred to a hospital from Ramon jail in southern Israel
Palestinian boxing fights on past occupation and war in Gaza
Palestine’s first Olympic boxer Waseem Abu Sal set to represent his nation in Paris
International Court of Justice finds Israel’s occupation of Palestinian territories in breach of law
Court says Israel’s occupation of territories amounts to long-term annexation which has undermined the right of the Palestinian people to self-determination
International Criminal Court opinion will weaken global support for Israel
Israeli finance minister responds by calling for annexation of West Bank
The Palestinian Authority’s shrinking influence in the West Bank
Surging settler violence, military raids and economic pressure have further undermined the credibility of the PA leadership
Palestinian militants fire rockets into Israel as tanks advance in Gaza
Israeli releases 54 Palestinians detained during the war, including Al Shifa Hospital director Mohammad Abu Selmeyah
Detention of Palestinian writers opens new cultural front in Israel’s war with Hamas
Writer and theatre manager Mustafa Sheta one of 17 cultural figures detained by Israel, which is accused of trying to ‘erase the Palestinian narrative’
Israeli forces strap wounded Palestinian to jeep during raid
Israel’s military says treatment of Mujahed Azmi ‘will be investigated’
Palestinians mark sombre Eid al-Adha amid devastation and deprivation
Instead of enjoying family gatherings, many Gazans visited graves
Gaza: 12 Palestinians killed in Israeli air strike on Rafah as UN warns of famine in enclave
Hamas says it will not continue ceasefire talks during ongoing ‘aggression’ but is ready for ‘complete agreement’ if Israel halts war
War in Gaza to last until end of year at least, says Israel, despite Rafah border control claim
Israeli military defies International Court of Justice order and moves tanks deeper into city as Palestinian death toll passes 36,000
Irish recognition of Palestinian state widely welcomed as Israel warns it is reward for Hamas
Foreign minister Yisrael Katz describes move, done alongside Norway and Spain, as ‘parade of stupidity’ and warns of ‘dire consequences’
Why Ireland is recognising the state of Palestine, how it happened and what it means for Irish-Israeli relations
Ireland’s move does not recognise a specific government in the area and is based on various UN resolutions
Bohemians v Palestine: ‘In Gaza, our fields and our stadiums have been demolished’
Getting the Palestinian women’s football squad to Dublin in time for their friendly against Bohs was a victory in itself
Historic Bohemians-Palestine match ‘a show of solidarity in the face of an increasingly hopeless situation in Gaza’
The first match in Europe by any senior Palestine national football team takes place in Dublin’s Dalymount Park on Wednesday. Bohemians head Daniel Lambert explains why the club arranged the game
Hamas receives Israeli response to truce proposal as strike kills six people in Rafah
Growing international pressure for Hamas and Israel to reach agreement amid rising casualties
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