Senior Hamas commander killed in Israeli strike in Gaza
Samir Abu Younis helped plan attacks of October 7th, 2023
Samir Abu Younis helped plan attacks of October 7th, 2023
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On Russia, Micheál Martin said it remains to be determined whether Vladimir Putin is serious about Ukraine peace talks
The first item of discussion must be how to relieve the suffering of the people of Gaza
Lawyers for Harcourt Terrace Educate Together cited emails to the school, including morning bomb threat
The Hist said the actions of some individuals ‘went beyond peaceful protest and escalated into confrontation’
The arrest of 4,000 Palestine Action activists under UK terrorism legislation highlights the absurdity of criminalising peaceful protest
CEO Paddy Cosgrave tells conference’s early arrivals that the future of technology is ‘increasingly Chinese’
Rank-and-file gardaí to proceed with work-to-rule action as protesters prepare for demonstrations
A total of 28 Irish people have been arrested at Palestine Action protests, the largest cohort of non-British-national terror suspects arrested in the UK
Irish people represent the largest number of foreign terror suspects detained after proscribing of group
Support for Israel has for generations been sacrosanct in Washington. After Tuesday’s midterm election result, it looks far less certain
UN rapporteur tells TDs and Senators of sexual assaults on prisoners in Israeli prisons
Yitzhak Herzog criticises racist attacks on Palestinian citizens who turned out to vote at historic rates
UK Supreme Court appeal against group’s designation as terror group due this week
The film Fatherland is too harsh on the uncommitted, but shows Thomas Mann’s detachment as a survival technique
Metropolitan Police allege demonstrators ‘meeting to purposefully commit a crime’ in largest such gathering under Burnham
If the opposition refuses to go into coalition with the Arab parties, it will not only squander a decisive victory, it will be guilty of moral bankruptcy
Lawyers for Minister for Justice reject suggestion of high ‘error rate’, arguing that recent reversals of visa refusals have been based on new documents
Qatar denies allegations it intended to influence outcome
Yousef Jabareen, the leader of the Arab-dominated Joint List, has said he wants to ‘facilitate getting rid of Netanyahu’s government’
Ireland’s higher-education community has a moral obligation to ensure our Government acts to stop genocide
Victory for rival Gadi Eisenkot appears increasingly out of reach, but counting continues
Minister wrongly asserted Shaymaa Abudalu (20) had not provided certain financial documentation
A gig so stacked with cameos that the star didn’t show until after 10pm
Prime minister warns of a ‘second Holocaust’ if he loses election
The documentary maker, whose new film is about the unlikely US communist, has become one of Ireland’s most reliable cinematic truth-tellers
Insurance giant accuses campaigners of making ‘grave allegations’ in emails to more than 100 schools
Binyamin Netanyahu’s hold on power is in the balance as neither his far-right coalition nor the opposition is forecast to win a majority
Ian Hutcheson travelled from Dublin to support Palestinian farmers with the olive harvest
Order comes after Israel’s army said it had killed two gunmen and thwarted a ‘terror attack’ that injured several people
Former president visited West Bank with Elders group and was shocked by ‘Israeli flags asserting a kind of supremacy’
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