73 m. ago 52 Palestinian students from Gaza Welcomed to Ireland after Months of Uncertainty

52 Palestinian students from Gaza Welcomed to Ireland after Months of Uncertainty  The University Times

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1 hour ago Inishowen’s “Long March for Gaza” raises almost €7,000 for Palestinian charities

Main image credit: Ali Farren/Facebook The incredible efforts of dozens of dedicated activists has seen almost €7,000 raised for charities… The post Inishowen’s “Long March for Gaza” raises almost €7,000 for Palestinian charities appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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4 h. ago Marco Rubio says Trump was unhappy with strike on Qatar ahead of Israel visit

US secretary of state will meet Binyamin Netanyahu and other senior figures in Jerusalem

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6 h. ago Rubio to use Israel visit ‘to get better understanding on plans’ amid Qatar strike fallout

US secretary of state will meet Binyamin Netanyahu and other senior figures in Jerusalem

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6 h. ago Irish MEP disappointed as EU Gaza resolution 'stops short of genocide label'

The resolution pledged to "combat famine" in Gaza, but left out stronger language on Israel's action

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10 h. ago FAI chief confirms association has asked Fifa and Uefa to take ‘strong position’ on Israel

Irish players’ body and fans group recently wrote to FAI with concerns over Israel’s participation

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10 h. ago Video | Healthcare workers hold march for Gaza in Dublin city | RTÉ

Video | Healthcare workers hold march for Gaza in Dublin city | RTÉ  RTE.ie

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10 h. ago Ireland will have lowest psychotherapy standards across continent, European body warns

Ireland will have lowest psychotherapy standards across continent, European body warns  The Irish Independent

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17 h. ago India raises racial attacks issue with Ireland human rights body

India raises racial attacks issue with Ireland human rights body  The Indian Express

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19 h. ago CNN's John King on Charlie Kirk's assassination and the lessons from US political violence

King spoke to The Journal about the deep divisions in the US, America’s support of Israel, and what Charlie Kirk’s murder means for MAGA.

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25 h. ago Israel army claims over 250,000 residents have left Gaza city to escape its bombings

The latest barrage of air strikes has killed at least 32 people across Gaza city today.

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25 h. ago Ireland, Netherlands to pull out of Eurovision if Israel competes

Ireland, Netherlands to pull out of Eurovision if Israel competes  JNS.org

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28 h. ago Israel ramps up strikes on Gaza City, killing at least 32 people

Hundreds of thousands of people remain in the city, struggling under conditions of famine.

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30 h. ago Surrealing in the Years: Jim Gavin's answer on Gaza makes his Áras run look like a real gamble

Also this week: Put Brian McFadden on the Westlife stamp.

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31 h. ago Netherlands joins Ireland and Slovenia in vowing boycott of Eurovision if Israel participates

Netherlands joins Ireland and Slovenia in vowing boycott of Eurovision if Israel participates  Images Dawn

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37 h. ago Netherlands Joins Ireland In Threatening Eurovision Boycott If Israel Participates

Netherlands Joins Ireland In Threatening Eurovision Boycott If Israel Participates  inkl

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40 h. ago Irish aircraft leasing company to buy 20 planes from Israeli weapons supplier linked to Gaza war

State-owned Israel Aerospace Industries has close ties with the Israeli Defence Forces and is selling converted planes to Irish-based AerCap.

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44 h. ago Netherlands, Ireland Will Not Participate in Eurovision if Israel Joins, Broadcasters Announce

Netherlands, Ireland Will Not Participate in Eurovision if Israel Joins, Broadcasters Announce  Algemeiner.com

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44 h. ago Opinion: Only by visiting the West Bank can you understand what life is like for Palestinians there

Social Democrats senator Patricia Stephenson shares what she experienced on a recent fact-finding mission to the occupied territory.

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45 h. ago FAI chief’s cool demeanour was at odds with an organisation groaning under the strain of debt

David Courell deserves credit for talking to journalists, but the substance of what he said is another matter

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