Israeli use of Palestinian human shields in Gaza is widespread, detainees say
Israeli soldiers say practice has become ubiquitous over 19 months of war
Palestine
Diary of a widowed Gazan mother of nine and her family’s descent toward starvation
Widowed mother of nine Mervat Hijazi (38), living in a Gaza City tent, says she feels ‘ashamed’ for not being able to feed her children
Why is Trump attacking South Africa over an imaginary genocide?
The intention could hardly be more transparent; the motivation could hardly be more abject
Tánaiste open to campaigners’ push for bill banning services in Occupied Palestinian territories
Airbnb would be affected if move is passed, but Government is divided by legal and economic concerns
Bernie Sanders: Senator has ‘no apologies’ for his position on Israel’s attack on Gaza
Veteran US senator, who is visiting Ireland this week, has been criticised by Palestinian supporters
Lone suspect charged with murdering two Israeli embassy staff in shooting near Jewish museum in Washington
Suspect (30) yelled ‘free, free Palestine’ after he was arrested, police said
Humanitarian agencies warn aid still not getting into Gaza
Taoiseach calls for EU to suspend preferential trade deal with Israel
Pressure builds on Israel to stop military offensive in Gaza
UN humanitarian chief says 14,000 babies at risk of dying in Gaza in next two days
Ramaphosa to face into a storm when he meets Trump, whose list of grievances against South Africa is long
US president unhappy at plight of Afrikaners, Pretoria’s court case against Israel and its ties with ‘rogue’ states like Iran
If you want to see how democracies cede to autocracies, watch as US universities bend to Trump
If a rich and famous institution such as Columbia doesn’t stand up for itself, what chance have millions of ordinary people?
Israel’s plan to ‘take control’ of Gaza, explained
In the News podcast: Sky news correspondent Alistair Bunkall on the intensifying violence in Gaza and Israel’s latest ground offensive
Will we use those empty words ‘we did all we can’?
Those with influence over Israel must urgently use their political and economic leverage to stop the instrumentalisation of aid
Francesca Albanese: ‘The struggle against the Mafia has marked me and my sense of justice’
UN special rapporteur on Palestine assesses Ireland’s stance on the Israel-Hamas conflict and says Trump is ‘wildly and fastly contributing to the dismantlement of the world order’
Ireland joins six other countries in calling on Israel to ‘immediately’ lift Gaza blockade
Amid a ‘man-made humanitarian catastrophe’ in Palestine, Taoiseach and six other European leaders urge Israel to ‘reverse its current policy’
Gaza’s starving children, their eyes growing bigger as the blockade grinds on, are not fake news
The BBC report carries a warning: 'Distressing content'. What luxury it is to be able to look away
Eurovision 2025: ‘Silent’ pro-Palestine protest to be held in Basle against Israel’s participation
Speculation mounting that Céline Dion, who won Eurovision in 1988, will appear at final on Saturday
Ireland says Israel is carrying out war crimes in Gaza. Now it must act
Beyond the Occupied Territories Bill, Ireland must prevent economic activity here, or involving Irish companies, which might support the illegal actions of the Israeli government
‘I no longer trust anyone speaking about humanity’: Palestinian exile learns of another neighbour’s death hours after arriving in Ireland
Palestinians in Ireland struggle to process scale of killing in Gaza as Israel signals expansion of its military offensive
‘Our future is gone’: Refugee camps in West Bank face unprecedented destruction
Israel’s campaign against the camps has displaced at least 40,000 people, the UN has said
Irish band The Murder Capital has German show cancelled over Palestinian flag
Singer says use of flag ‘isn’t just a political statement, it’s a humanitarian statement’
Eurovision: RTÉ gets ‘commitment’ from European Broadcasting Union to discuss Israel participation
Song Contest organiser confirms it will have ‘broader discussion’ with participating stations
‘So much gratitude in West Bank for Irish solidarity’: How Nobel Prize-winners are raising Palestinians’ plight
Delegation of women hears of ‘system of violence and impunity’ on visit to territory occupied by Israel
Netherlands backs calls for review of EU-Israel agreement
Israel aid blockage worsening ‘dire humanitarian situation’ in Gaza, Dutch minister tells EU foreign chief
‘Desperate, traumatised people’: Gaza faces wave of looting, theft and violence
Enclave is on the brink of catastrophe after two months of a total blockade by Israel, aid workers say
Taoiseach Micheál Martin accuses Israel of war crime over blocking of aid entering Gaza
Over 50 days since food and medicines have been allowed into besieged area
Former SDLP leader Colum Eastwood in court over pro-Palestinian rally in Derry
Foyle MP charged with taking part in an unnotified parade following protest in February
State must ‘stand by values’, Ministers to say at Government forum
Taoiseach Micheál Martin, Tánaiste Simon Harris and several Ministers to address Global Ireland Summit
‘Despicable and unconscionable’: Tánaiste says Israeli plans to seize all of Gaza ‘alarming’
Israeli authorities accused of aiming to ‘manipulate and militarise all aid to civilians’
Popemobile converted into mobile children’s health clinic in Gaza
Patients will get to sit in pope’s seat while being treated
Israeli ministers to vote on expanding Gaza fighting as Houthi missile strike targets Tel Aviv airport
Yemeni Houthi rebels claim responsibility for missile that landed near Tel Aviv airport
In The Settlers, Louis Theroux does something we have rarely seen him do in 30 years of TV
Louis Theroux has encountered such people before but they have tended to be fringe propositions with no real power. The Israeli settler movement is different
Ireland ‘out of step’ with United States on Israel, US ambassador nominee is told
Edward Walsh, who is Trump’s pick to be envoy to Dublin, pledges to build on relations between America and Ireland
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