Ireland called for its presidency to suspend the trade agreement with Israel over actions in Gaza and West Bank.
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Ireland called for its presidency to suspend the trade agreement with Israel over actions in Gaza and West Bank.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- CAFOD is petitioning the Irish Trade Secretary to urge government action and consider a trade ban on Mandatory Palestine.Sub-event
- President Catherine Connolly accused Israel of genocide in Gaza while defending Ireland's stance against Israeli actions.Sub-event
Ireland advocates for EU sanctions against Israel and imposes a travel ban on high-ranking officials.1 source
Ireland calls for suspending trade agreement with Israel over Gaza/West Bank actions.1 source
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sovereign state in Northwestern Europe
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