Gaza: More than 700 killed by Israeli army while collecting water since war began, say authorities
Israel blames ‘technical error’ for strike that killed children at distribution hub
Palestine
GAA Palestine suffers €38,000 loss on travel as tour to Ireland left in limbo
Taoiseach Micheál Martin said trip seemed ‘haphazardly organised’ and processes have to be followed
‘This is an unimaginable nightmare’: Residents gather to mourn two Palestinians -including US citizen - killed in Israeli-occupied West Bank
Florida-born Sayfollah Musallet was beaten by Israeli settlers, according to families and witnesses
Future of Israel’s plan to force Gazans to southern city hangs in balance
Netanyahu demands more ‘realistic’ plan while former Israeli PM says ‘humanitarian city’ would be concentration camp for Palestinians
The role of Tony Blair’s staff in the barbarous Gaza Riviera plan was beyond satire
Blair’s staff participated in calls about plans to build a Dubai-style dynamic trading and tourism hub out of the ruins of Gaza
Asylum seekers: Numbers seeking international protection in Ireland fell by 43% this year
Number of Palestinians claiming asylum shows sharp decline from 80 monthly applicants to 11
Israeli airstrikes and shootings kill at least 52 Palestinians in Gaza Strip, hospital officials say
Truce talks in Doha faltering over disagreements over withdrawal, Palestinian and Israeli sources say
Irish people support Palestinians because they recognise the settler colonial process at play
Worldview: Ireland was a pioneer settler colony of England
‘Hanging on by a thread’: Two days with activists protecting Palestinians from being forced off their land
In the occupied West Bank, life is constantly under threat with illegal Israeli settlements rapidly on the rise
‘I’m remembering Srebrenica while Srebrenica is happening in Gaza’
More victims to be buried on Friday’s 30th anniversary of Serb massacre of 8,000 Bosnian Muslims
‘This is the homeland of Jesus’: Palestinian Christians plead for end to attacks by West Bank settlers
Religious leaders warn of serious threat from worsening land grabs, harassment and settlement expansion
‘We can’t just tear up the rule book’: Tánaiste defends denial of visas to young Palestinian GAA players
Decision to refuse applications from 33 youths due to visit later this month criticised in Dáil
Heartbreak as Palestinian GAA players are refused visas to visit Ireland
West Bank dance troupe is also facing problems over permits from Irish authorities, so is postponing its visit
‘It’s an honour to be able to send a warning’: Defiant Sarajevo a scarred survivor of Bosnia’s war
But critics of region’s ethno-nationalist politics condemn ‘corrupted and toxic’ system entrenched by 1995 peace deal
Netanyahu says he wants peace with Palestine but independent state would be ‘platform to destroy Israel’
Donald Trump expresses confidence that Hamas is willing to end the 21-month conflict that has killed more than 57,000 Palestinians
Ireland has a proud history of opposing anti-Semitism
Outrage at the collective torture of Gaza is linked to our historical opposition to oppression
Palestinians say Occupied Territories Bill would give them hope: ‘We are really in a big cage’
Residents throughout the occupied West Bank describe the fear and deprivations they endure amid the expansion of Israeli settlements
‘Ireland is not anti-Semitic’: Taoiseach rejects criticism from veteran US senator
Idaho Republican and chair of US Senate foreign relations committe Jim Risch said Ireland was on ‘a hateful, anti-Semitic path’
Simon Harris tells 4th of July party ‘the bombs have to stop’ in Gaza
Tánaiste was addressing celebration held by the new US Ambassador to Ireland, Edward Walsh
Why is the United Nations not doing more to stop the starvation in Gaza?
The UN Security Council will not intervene in Gaza, writes a former UN staffer. This does not mean that UN member states cannot
Glastonbury 2025: All that Kneecap and Bob Vylan outrage drowned out the air strike on the cafe birthday party
The BBC’s coverage of the festival is a wonder. But this time around it became a morass of missed points and moral cowardice
Gaza death toll passes 57,000 with little clarity on potential ceasefire
US Senator says Occupied Territories Bill would cause Ireland ‘self-inflicted economic harm’
Kneecap owes Keir Starmer, the BBC and Helen from Wales a thank you
If Kneecap’s pro-Palestine stance is noisy and relentless, it’s right up there with the band’s marketing nous
Gazans ordered to evacuate amid latest Israeli barrage that kills at least 112 and injures 400
Washington to host ceasefire talks with Israeli officials
Teacher and SNA resign from Dublin school over alleged ‘harassment’ by parents for wearing keffiyeh scarves
Pair say parents accused them of ‘blatant anti-Semitism’ and ‘psychologically abusive behaviour’
Israeli military operations in Gaza ‘well over the top’, ex-CIA chief says
An evaluation by Ireland of its security, defence and intelligence needs ‘makes sense’, says John Brennan
The origins of Israel’s conflicts with Iran, Hamas and Hizbullah
Almost eight decades of Arab-Israeli conflict explained
At least 72 people killed in latest Israeli strikes on Gaza
Three children and their parents reported killed in Israeli strike on tent camp in Muwasi near city of Khan Younis
‘Everybody can feel the pain’: Middle Eastern views on the present and future
A Syrian, a Palestinian, an Iranian and an Israeli give their views on how better times might be reached where they live
Ireland’s jaw-jaw approach is ineffectual in a war-war world
Ireland must find its way through an uncomfortable world of increased defence spending
‘It’s a bit of a shift for the land of free speech’: US visa applicants switch social media profiles to public
People seeking to enter the US must list all social media accounts for ‘national security’ and public safety reasons, embassy says
Two tribes: How Israel and Iran became enemies
The likelihood is that much of Iran’s nuclear capabilities remain intact, and despite calls for regime change there is no sign of Iranians rising up
Controversial Gaza Humanitarian Foundation receives $30m in US funding
Some US officials opposed giving funds to group over concerns about violence near aid distribution sites
‘There’s people being bombed from the f**king sky’: Kneecap’s Mo Chara would ‘get over’ US visa being revoked
Kneecap are due to perform a much-anticipated set at Glastonbury on Saturday
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