Eight people in Gaza refugee camp among 15 killed in latest strikes by Israel
Israeli minister criticises Pope Francis’ call to study whether war in Palestinian enclave constitutes a genocide
Israeli minister criticises Pope Francis’ call to study whether war in Palestinian enclave constitutes a genocide
Eight children, accompanied by carers and siblings, travelled to Dublin on Thursday evening
HRW says dehydration and malnutrition ‘undermine people’s abilities to heal from wounds and disease, leading to infections, illnesses and deaths’
Israel is a diplomatic bully and never addresses its human rights abuses. Global focus should not be on etiquette but on freedom for Palestine
Palestinian official says mediators have narrowed gaps on most of agreement’s clauses and deal could be signed in coming days
There is cautious optimism from all parties that gaps between them are narrowing
Last Christmas, near the site of the original nativity in Bethlehem in the occupied West Bank, the Lutheran Church placed the baby in a manger of rubble and destruction to reflect the reality of children being born and living in Palestine today
Ireland’s position on Israel has always been consistent. If our Government is guilty of anything, it is delay
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