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Two Palestinians shot dead by Israelis in occupied West Bank
At least 18 Israelis have been killed in five attacks since March.
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At least 18 Israelis have been killed in five attacks since March.
Micheál Martin said using the term apartheid would not “add anything right now”.
We watched in horror as the Taliban retook Kabul, but cannot turn our backs on Afghans, writes Rosamond Bennett.
Cork woman Dr Susan Power, a human rights lawyer, asks Simon Coveney to advocate for six NGOs designated as terrorist organisations by Israel.
The Minister for Foreign Affairs will meet with UN officials and civil society groups during four-day Middle East trip.
Many Palestinian children will face violence at the hands of Israeli soldiers and settlers as they return to school.
Civilians who have survived the latest round of violence deserve better, writes Lee.
Our columnist looks at the might of US policy when it comes to Israel and asks if things are changing.
The broadcaster says Ireland’s words of support for Palestinians are welcome but must now be backed up by action.
Rana Abdallah says the people of Gaza just want their children to live in peace.
Trinity adjunct professor Yaser Alashqar looks at the long struggle of the Palestinians in the shadow of Israel’s power.
Activists Anna Garbar and Rawan Odeh speak to journalist Hannah McCarthy.
Ambassador Ophir Kariv labelled the contributions as “totally destructive”.
Chairperson of the Ireland-Palestine Solidarity Campaign Fatin Al Tamimi says international governments cannot ignore Israeli settlements any longer.
During the first ever papal trip to Iraq, the Pope called for an end to violence and extremism.
Neil Lennon and his Hoops squad flew out to the Middle East on Saturday for a warm-weather training camp.
Sir Ivor Roberts warns of the dangers of a stronger Hezbollah in Lebanon and urges Ireland and the EU to take a tougher stance against the group.
Duncan Casey argues that the Bill, which would prohibit the import of goods from the West Bank, should no longer be delayed.
The decision follows another ordering judges to end the practice of flogging.
Palestinians are heartened by the stance of most Irish parties on the occupied territories, writes Mona Sabella.
There is scepticism over the plan’s chances of success in the Middle East.
Persepolis FC comes as the Dubliner’s fifth club since January 2018.
No major injuries were reported after the plane apparently lost its landing gear.
Sergino Dest says he doesn’t feel comfortable and has requested to leave.
Crowds, estimated to be in the millions, gathered for the funeral of Soleimani today.
Pro-Iran factions have ramped up pressure on US forces in Iraq since Friday’s drone strike.
The Pentagon described the operation as a “decisive defensive action”.
Thousands of soldiers may be deployed in the coming days.
The Duke of York was set to travel as part of his Pitch@Palace project for tech entrepreneurs.
Recognition of the killings as ‘genocide’ is the subject of a dispute between Turkey and Armenia.
Baghdadi ignited an explosive vest after being chased into a tunnel by US forces.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has called it a “terrorist” attack and reinforcements have been sent.
Trump issued a trio of veteos to attempt to push through the sale.
Sanctions against Iran’s supreme leader were brought in yesterday.
The attack crippled computers used to control rocket and missile launches, according to the Washington Post.
Iran has denied any involvement in yesterday’s attacks.
The demonstrations came two weeks after a ceasefire was announced in the region.
US signals about escalating danger posed by Iran have been met with some skepticism by Washington’s allies.
The Hamas rocket launches come as tensions in the region have ratcheted upwards.
The move breaks with decades of international consensus against Israel’s claims.