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  1. Ireland assumes the Presidency of the Council of the European Union, with high-level talks shaping its priorities during the term.
  2. Ireland holds the EU presidency, during which the EU imposed sanctions on Russia and supported Ukraine.
  3. Irish ministers, led by Helen McEntee, discussed the worsening situations in Gaza and Lebanon during the EU Presidency in Cork, while also supporting Ukraine.

Irish Minister Criticizes EU Response to Israel's Actions in Palestine

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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Helen McEntee, Minister for Foreign Affairs, criticized the European Union’s response to Israel’s actions in Palestine while at the United Nations’ headquarters in New York. McEntee told reporters that the EU’s credibility on the issue was gone. She added that she was hopeful for progress on collective EU sanctions against Israel.

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The comments were made while the EU was under the Presidency of Ireland. McEntee noted that she was beginning to see a shift among EU member states regarding the issue. She stated that collective action was needed to address the situation.

Ireland currently holds the Presidency of the Council of the European Union, during which the EU imposes sanctions on Russia and supports Ukraine.

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Who's involved

  • Helen McEnteeIrish politician whose comments regarding the EU's collective action were made.
  • Council of the European UnionEU institution whose collective action and credibility were the subject of the criticism.

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  • The EU might face pressure to strengthen its collective action regarding international sanctions and norms.

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