Why academic institutions are cutting ties with Israel
Messages from colleagues from Gaza and the displaced Palestinian students on our campuses have been the driving force for many of us
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Iran enters near total internet blackout as Trump remains cryptic over potential US strikes
Israeli attacks on Tehran kill an estimated 585 people by Tuesday, while Iran’s supreme leader calls US president’s rhetoric ‘absurd’
Israeli gunfire and strikes kill 140 in Gaza, say medics
Plight of Palestinians being forgotten while world attention turns towards Iran
‘Axis of Resistance’ in no position to help Iran
Self-preservation and national interest mean regional allies can do little more than express support
Kneecap case: ‘A woman pointed to a sniggering Móglaí Bap as the magistrate asked if anyone knew an Irish interpreter’
Bedlam and singing outside London court as Kneecap’s Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh appears on charge over displaying Hizbullah flag
Kneecap: terrorism case against group member Mo Chara adjourned by London court
Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh, who performs under stage name Mo Chara, accused of displaying a flag in support of Hizbullah
Gaza on brink of unprecedented human catastrophe, warns Irish Red Cross
Aid agency says vital services for Palestinians are weeks away from collapse
‘It was a massacre’: At least 51 Palestinians killed in Gaza while waiting for food trucks, say medics
Israeli tanks fired shells at crowds along main road in Khan Younis, residents say
Without an exit strategy, Israel risks bringing destruction to its doorstep in a war of attrition against Iran
More than 80% of Jewish Israelis support the conflict, researchers say
Iran and Israel broaden attacks as Trump urges ‘everyone’ to evacuate Tehran
Iran threatens to leave nuclear weapons treaty and tells UN Security Council its strikes on Israel are self-defence
People Before Profit TD Paul Murphy freed again by Egyptian authorities
Dublin TD first detained while attempting to march to Gaza to deliver aid for the enclave
Amount of aid getting into Gaza ‘minuscule’, Doctors Without Borders chief says
Gaza has been turned into ‘graveyard of shattered hospitals, mass graves and destroyed neighbourhoods’, medical aid chief says
Micheál Martin calls for urgent cessation of Israel-Iran conflict and end to violence in Gaza
Taoiseach criticises Tehran and Tel Aviv, warning of risk to regional and global stability
Israel and Iran continue to exchange attacks as death tolls and calls for de-escalation grow
Tánaiste warns against travel to either country as Irish embassy staff work with citizens actively seeking to leave them
President Higgins has ‘no intention’ of remaining silent while democracy ‘under threat’
Michael D Higgins uses last Bloomsday speech in office to denounce treatment of people in Gaza and decry ‘dangerous authoritarianism’ in US
Government wants to pass Bill banning trade with occupied Palestinian territories ‘this summer’
Timeline for passage of Bill has been subject of much political scrutiny
Israeli fire kills at least 41 people in Gaza, local health authorities report
Several Palestinians killed in near-daily mass shootings while trying to reach Gaza Humanitarian Foundation sites
Israel and Iran launch more attacks on each other late on Saturday
Air defence systems firing in Iranian cities, signalling possible start of another Israeli attack, according to state television
Irish citizens including Paul Murphy TD freed by Egyptian authorities after detention over Gaza march
March through Rafah was ‘never going to happen’, says Taoiseach, as he welcomes release of Irish citizens
Israeli fire and air strikes kill at least 35 Palestinians in Gaza
At least 15 people were killed as they tried to approach a Gaza Humanitarian Foundation site
Fontaines DC’s Grian Chatten: ‘Romance took a lot out of us. It was like a bomb went off, and then that silence’
The past eight months have been most hectic of band’s career – and a time to decide what kind of future they want
Genocide in Gaza: three new books take stock
Genocide in Gaza: Israel’s Long War on Palestine by Avi Shlaim; Catastrophe: Nakba II by Fintan Drury; and The Gaza Catastrophe: The Genocide in World-Historical Perspective by Gilbert Achcar
Iran fires missiles at Israel in response to attacks
Israel warns strikes are just start of its campaign, while Donald Trump says Iran could halt attacks by ending its nuclear programme
People Before Profit TD Paul Murphy detained in Egypt by the authorities
Mr Murphy is among 50 Irish activists participating in the Global March to Gaza from Egypt
Most Israelis view a nuclear Iran as an existential threat
Already speculation that a successful outcome for Israel could prompt Binyamin Netanyahu to call early election
The great tragedy is there’s no political pendulum to restrain Israel’s Cromwellian impulses
What was deemed politically unacceptable by British imperialists a century ago is permitted today at hideous cost to the people of Gaza
Humanity might yet prove the species that was too stupid and greedy to save itself
In Ireland, we call it “mé féinism” - but now it’s everywhere. Could people power save us?
Hamas accused of attack on bus that killed eight Gaza food aid workers
At least 30 Palestinians killed by Israeli airstrikes and gunfire in Gaza
Women in Ireland increasingly subjected to online hate and misogyny, groups warn
National Women’s Council, launching strategic plan, highlight spread of far-right discourse and anti-migrant sentiment
Dozens of Irish people to join ‘March to Gaza’ from Cairo to Rafah in protest at Israel
About 2,500 people from more than 50 countries are expected to take part in pro-Palestinian walk to Egypt-Gaza border
Israeli strikes kill at least 60 in Gaza, many at aid site, say health officials
Total of 163 already killed trying to reach US-backed Gaza aid foundation’s sites since operations began two weeks ago
Israelis slowly begin to confront morality of war in Gaza
After 20 months of fighting against Hamas, mainstream debate has started to consider the plight of Palestinians
Convoy of activists on way to Gaza to demand an end to Israeli hostilities
Fleet of vehicles travelling from Tunis is expected to swell as it journeys through Libya and Egypt
Protest planned in Israel at marriage of Netanyahu’s son
Big police operation scheduled to enable wedding to take place without disruption
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