It comes as a string of broadcasters, including the Dutch Avrotros and RTÉ, have called for a boycott over Israel’s participation.

It calls for an EU-wide end of trade with goods and services originating from illegal settlements.

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He said it came while he was at hospital following an attack by settlers which injured two of his brothers and one cousin.

The Fine Gael candidate held the launch event in her home county of Monaghan

UK prime minister Keir Starmer hosted Taoiseach Micheál Martin at Chequers on Friday.

RTÉ said multiple members of the European Broadcasting Union have raised concerns about the participation of Israel.

Taoiseach Micheál Martin is to travel to the UK for the meeting with Keir Starmer on Friday.

Tim Davie defended the decision to shelve another programme about the conflict.

The university said it could not, however, exit from an EU-funded project involving an Israeli institution called Technion.

The prospectus for Israeli bonds has been approved by Luxembourg.

Simon Harris said the idea of having peacekeepers leaving soon would have been ‘wholly irresponsible’.

The Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Harris made the announcement of the imminent arrival of the group of Palestinians on Thursday.

‘Some leaders seem unable to use an appropriate language to express what is taking place,’ Michael D Higgins said.

Reporters and photographers read out the names of over 200 Palestinian journalists killed in Gaza.

Speakers addressed the crowd at Government Buildings in Dublin before the protesters marched to the Department of Foreign Affairs.

Simon Harris, who is also the Minister for Foreign Affairs, said there are ‘clear, concrete measures the EU can take’

She made the comments as she addressed the National Hunger Strike Commemoration in Belfast on Sunday.

Simon Harris will meet fellow foreign ministers in Copenhagen this week.

Michael D Higgins described the ongoing conflict as a ‘tragic period’ in the world’s history.

The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification said on Friday that famine is occurring in Gaza City and could spread further south.

Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said Israel's ongoing blockade of food and aid into Gaza a "war crime" as the world's leading authority on food crises declared a famine in Gaza

Priests have called on the Irish Catholic Church to cut ties with Allianz over its links to Israel

Demonstrators gathered outside the Central Bank in Dublin to demand an end to the authority’s role in approving Israel bonds for sale in the EU.

A small number of youngsters are expected to receive healthcare in the region.

Cork has seen a city centre march for Palestine every Saturday afternoon since the October 7, 2023, attacks by Hamas-led militants, which saw 1,200 Israelis killed and 250 hostages taken.

The former president said she would 'urge Ireland' to put heavy pressure to suspend the current preferential trade agreement between the EU and Israel

The former president said she saw evidence of food and medical aid being deliberately denied entry into Gaza by Israel

The Tánaiste met EU counterparts on Monday before the joint statement was released.

Limerick native Sinéad Ní Shiacáis travelled to London to join the peaceful protest

Simon Harris extended Ireland’s sympathies to Al Jazeera over the deaths of five of its staff members in Gaza on Sunday night.

Eight European nations including Ireland have penned a letter condemning the plans approved by the Israeli war cabinet.

Police said she was arrested on suspicion of possession of an article that indicates support for a proscribed organisation.

Belfast West MLA Gerry Carroll called on Executive ministers to ‘speak up for the right to protest’.

The Joint Committee on Finance made the recommendation in its report on the Israeli Bonds Programme.

President Higgins said he hopes that Chapter VII of the United Nations Charter may provide a mechanism for ensuring safe access of aid in the region.

Bertie Ahern is the preferred Fianna Fáil candidate in the upcoming presidential election, according to the latest opinion poll

A TD who travelled to Egypt to meet Palestinians impacted by Israel's onslaught on Gaza has said they "so much appreciated" Ireland's solidarity and efforts to pass the Occupied Territories Bill

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Mr Higgins wrote to the Arraiolos Group, an informal organisation representing presidents of EU countries which meets once a year.

Fine Gael leader Simon Harris was responding to a letter which appeared in The Irish Times on Thursday.

Christian Aid Ireland welcomed the recommendation as ‘hugely significant’.

Ireland are due to travel to Israel for an away game on November 18th.

The former UN High Commissioner for Human Rights was speaking ahead of a UN ministerial-level conference on Palestine in New York next week

Ireland are due to travel to Israel for an away game on November 18th.

Dr Mahmoud has already lost six family members in the war in Gaza and said his baby niece, who survived an air strike is being breast fed by her aunt who gave birth to a baby of her own around the same time as she was born.

Tanaiste Simon Harris is one of 26 signatories to a joint statement on Monday which calls for an end to the war in Gaza.

The US Ambassador to Israel criticised the Government over plans to implement law that would ban imports of goods originating in Israeli settlements.

Micheal Martin said it was not true to say Irish funds invested in Israel meant Ireland was funding a genocide in Gaza.

Members of Fine Gael criticised the former justice minister for comparing the bill to TV comedy Father Ted.