Activist Susanne Björk was deported on Monday, but Irish pensioner Deirdre ‘D’ Murphy remains in Ben Gurion Airport while fighting deportation order
Killings reported near US-backed food distribution site for third day running
Right from the start of his assault on the population of Gaza, this has been Netanyahu’s mantra
Killings deepen doubts about little-known organisation GHF’s ability to deliver aid
Dr Mairéad Heaney says campaign has been supported by nearly 1,000 medics across Australia
Hamdi al-Najjar’s son Adam (11) remains in hospital following bombing of family home
Israeli attack in Rafah near aid distribution point kills at least 31 people
Palestinian group offered to release 10 hostages and 18 bodies in exchange for prisoners
Gaza, long viewed as a gigantic open air prison, is now a kind of vast black site, where everyone is deemed guilty, where anything can be done to them without recourse to any justice
Sense of fatalism among Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael Ministers about future Independent defections
Worldview: ‘Barbarian’ is a term occurring in most civilisations to describe less well organised neighbours and colonial adversaries
Latest warning on starving population comes as Hamas considers ceasefire proposal
Bacteria ‘like monsters’ on overcrowded wards as doctors run out of basic supplies including antibiotics
He faces criticism on climate policy and pension tax, but wins support for condemning Israel’s war in Gaza
The RTÉ Radio 1 host eventually asks if the U2 frontman was wrong to accept a medal from Joe Biden given US support for Israel’s invasion of Gaza
Food, medical aid and water must be made available to Gazans immediately, says President
At least 45 killed as Israeli jets continue to pound areas of the Strip
Former taoiseach calls it depressing that so many Palestinians had to die before other European governments came around to Ireland’s position
Israeli forces kill at least 30 people including eight members of the family of a local journalist, Palestinian health officials say
Dr Ali Alnajjar, an uncle to nine children who died in Gaza last week, calls for an end to Israel’s ‘impunity’
Catholic bishops pray ‘all those in positions of power globally will stand up and demand an end to this cruelty’
About 40 people held up Palestinian flags at the Dáil and unfurled a large banner stating 'sanction Israel'
Deliberate starvation of an entire people is a monstrous strategy, openly endorsed by cabinet members - horrifying, illegal and counter to Jewish morality and collective memory
Just as Trump folded his tent in the Doha discussions on Afghanistan and gave up threats to forcibly end North Korea’s missile programme, his boasts about doing deals look empty
Even without some of the provisions contained in Senator Frances Black’s original Bill, it could face opposition
Nearly three months into Israel’s humanitarian blockade on Gaza, a shifting mood is palpable
UN insists humanitarian aid should be distributed independently of the parties to the conflict
‘What once provided food, income and stability for hundreds of thousands is now in ruins,’ says senior UN official
Government plans fall short of ban first proposed by Independent senator Frances Black in 2018
Red paint thrown on exterior of Iveagh House overnight was being removed on Monday
Departing head of US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation says group not neutral in conflict
Diplomatic deadlock dashes hopes of an end to fighting
When protesting is policed, but the legitimate reasons for protest are not, then people lose trust
Israel now controls 77% of Gaza Strip, says Hamas media office, as journalist and senior rescue official among latest casualties
US Senator says actions in Gaza are ‘horrific’ events unfolding and does not want discussion of Israel ‘bogged down’ by word
Resignation of CBS News CEO the latest casualty in Donald Trump’s long, slow war on mainstream media
If there is a triumph in the razing of Gaza, in the targeted starvation, the mass killing, the fervent cruelty of it all, it is a triumph over language
Israel’s military says it had evacuated civilians from the area and ‘the claim regarding harm to uninvolved civilians is under review’
Israeli soldiers say practice has become ubiquitous over 19 months of war
After a grave social media misjudgment, he hosts his last Match of the Day on Sunday and leaves the BBC early
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
The intention could hardly be more transparent; the motivation could hardly be more abject
Just 70km from where we live in Tel Aviv, an Israel-manufactured famine is unfolding in Gaza. I ask my friends how much they know about it
Gaza health system at breaking point as Israeli hostilities intensify, says WHO
British and Israeli officials trade fierce criticism after Keir Starmer’s threat of sanctions over attacks on Gaza
Dubliner released her second album, Everybody Needs a Hero, last year
Band plays the 100 Club in London, a day after one of its members was charged with a terror offence
Ireland obliged to take steps to prevent EU rendering assistance to Israel’s ‘unlawful acts’
Some flour reaches coastal enclave as blockade eases, but aid groups call for more
Only Trump appears capable at this stage of forcing the Israeli prime minister into a ceasefire
‘Noteworthy even Putin has not prohibited access to international aid organisations’
Taoiseach calls for EU to suspend preferential trade deal with Israel
EU-Israel Association Agreement should be suspended while review ongoing, Dáil hears
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