Almost 900 people arrested at London protest for Palestine Action
Metropolitan police criticise ‘intolerable’ abuse it claims officers suffered
Palestine
We were shocked but not surprised by the assault on my sister Kitty O’Brien
This wasn’t the first time my sister had been violently assaulted by German police at a pro-Palestine protest
Israeli arms manufacturer closes UK facility targeted by Palestine Action
Elbit Systems’ Bristol site was the subject of dozens of protests by the direct action group
Israel tells Gaza City residents to move as it expands operations
Aid groups have repeatedly warned large-scale evacuation would exacerbate hunger and shelter issues
‘We are in McDonald’s but your son is refusing the food’: How Irish households are boycotting Israeli products
Campaigner says Israel’s assault on Palestinian territory has led to surge in number of Irish people asking: ‘What can I do?’
Mary Robinson wants EU to suspend trade deal with Israel
Former president wants bloc to put more pressure on Tel Aviv to cease war in Gaza
‘It’s brutal out here’: US students drawn to Ireland struck by hard realities of rental market
Young Americans worried about an oppressive atmosphere in the US, many of whom share Ireland’s pro-Palestine leaning or have Irish heritage, describe the ‘stressful process’ of trying to find accommodation
‘King Gimme’ Trump is lording it over the planet. Time someone stood up to him
White House needs a sharp lesson in the boundaries of its jurisdiction. The United Nations should move its HQ from New York
Irish protester Kitty O’Brien accuses Berlin police of widespread violence
Investigation under way into assault on O’Brien who claims police brutality expected in pro-Palestine demonstrations
Why the UAE’s intervention in West Bank carries real weight
It was the most prominent of the three Arab states to sign diplomatic accords with Israel when Trump was first in office
Israel drops plan to annex parts of West Bank after ‘red line’ warning
Emirati officials warn Israeli sovereignty over occupied territory would destroy diplomatic agreement
Garda Síochána paid substantial sums to Israeli spyware firm
Cognyte Technologies, which has close ties to Israeli security services, manufactures a range of espionage tech
The Irish Times view on proscribing Palestine Action: the UK’s liberal traditions are being undermined
The proscription raises the question of whether noisy, disruptive protest still has a place in democratic life
Belgium to recognise Palestinian state at UN General Assembly
Move comes as Israel considers West Bank annexation
German campaigners welcome Irish intervention over Berlin police after protest violence
Irish Berlin-based activist Kitty O’Brien is recovering in hospital following an altercation with a police officer
British commentators telling off Irish artists such as Sally Rooney or Kneecap is galling
It would be a bit much to suggest there is a coordinated anti-Irish conspiracy at play, especially when many British people also support these artists’ stance
Israel pounds Gaza City suburbs, Netanyahu to convene security cabinet
Israeli attacks kill at least 18, including near aid site
EU’s credibility on line unless concrete action taken against Israel - Harris
‘Words of condemnation are not enough’ Tánaiste says of ‘horrific genocide’ in Gaza
US bars Palestinian leader Abbas and 80 officials from annual UN meeting as allies pledge statehood
Britain, France, Australia and Canada vow to formally recognise Palestinian state at summit
Millions in EU funds have gone to Israeli defence industry, investigation finds
Money has continued to flow to military tech firms since siege of Gaza in 2023
Palestinian nurses conclude intensive surgical training in Ireland
Rotation characterised as ‘key step’ in advance of spring 2026 opening of Jubilee building in West Bank baby hospital
Motivation for Netanyahu’s hideous war on Gaza is not only self-interest. It’s far worse
An iron response to Israel’s war crimes will not come from America. Britain and and EU member states are also compromised
My connection with my new friend in Gaza has made me feel more helpless than ever
Duaa’s family has moved 16 times in Gaza in the past 18 months
Israel steps up Gaza City bombardment, kills 16 Palestinians in enclave and wounds dozens
Families are fleeing their homes in territory’s largest urban centre, say residents
More than 50 Palestinian students due to arrive in Ireland following campaign
Simon Harris thanks diplomatic and consular staff for ‘huge efforts to bring about this outcome’
Israel’s targeting of journalists is an attack on truth and history
Journalists’ lives are not more important than those of other civilians, but when you attack journalists you stop the world from learning about what is happening
Israel pounds Gaza City suburbs and vows to continue offensive
Gaza health ministry says 281 people have now died from malnutrition and starvation in the strip
Israeli strikes kill at least 25 Palestinians in Gaza
Deaths come a day after famine declared by UN-backed global hunger monitor
A week with Kneecap: ‘Liam Óg doesn’t like much attention. This is quite a lot of heat for him’
Mo Chara has been back in court over a terror-related charge that Kneecap dismiss as political policing. It’s a pivotal week in the run-up to Electric Picnic
Famine has officially struck Gaza, global hunger monitor says
Assessment will escalate pressure on Israel to allow more humanitarian aid into war-torn Palestinian enclave
UN condemns Israel’s approval of settlement plan to ‘erase’ idea of Palestinian state
Israel approves controversial settlement project in occupied West Bank that would cut territory in two
Met Police issues warning to Kneecap supporters ahead of Mo Chara court hearing
Northern Irish rap trio member Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh is due to appear before a London court on Wednesday
Protesters demand action to ensure entry to Ireland for Palestinian students
Students’ unions claim over 40 students unable to leave Gaza to take up offers of places in Irish colleges
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