No breakthrough in Gaza truce talks
Hamas sticking to its position that any agreement must lead to an end to the war in Gaza, Palestinian and Egyptian sources say
Hamas sticking to its position that any agreement must lead to an end to the war in Gaza, Palestinian and Egyptian sources say
Israeli sources fear the US position in the talks with Iran may fall short of the 2003 deal with Libya, under which Tripoli agreed to dismantle its nuclear weapons
Airstrike ‘destroyed part of last functioning hospital in city’, reports say
Germany is grappling with a dilemma over what its postwar vow of ‘Nie wieder’, or never again, means in practice – is it a universal commitment to human dignity and human rights, or an exclusive promise to the Jewish people and Israel?
In a sane world no one would ever again believe, or pretend to believe, the lies told by the Israeli government to cover and distract from its crimes against Palestinians
European Broadcasting Union acknowledges ‘concerns and deeply held views’
Water, electricity, food scarce and field hospital will run out of supplies within two weeks, Red Cross says
Nine other Palestinians killed in separate Israeli military strikes, say authorities
No aid delivered to Palestinian enclave since March 2nd, as Israel says it will not allow entry of supplies until Hamas releases hostages
Chaos erupts in courtroom in what appears to be deliberate attempt to disrupt proceedings over Ronen Bar
Bodies of 15 rescue workers killed by Israeli military were found in mass grave, UN says
Labour MPs Yuan Yang and Abtisam Mohamed are flying back to UK after being denied entry
Days after the fall of the Assad regime, Israeli forces entered southern Syria, where many locals now want protection from the UN
Video shows ambulances and fire truck were clearly marked and had emergency signal lights on when Israeli troops fired on them
Video contradicts Israel’s version of events, which said the vehicles were ‘advancing suspiciously’ without headlights or emergency signals
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Oonagh Peters says she was led to a cell by a woman garda, told to remove her jeans, pull down her knickers and lift up her bra
Israel’s military says it is conducting an investigation into the deaths of 15 Palestinian aid workers found buried in a shallow grave
Student-led movement describes Garda response as ‘intense’
Israeli prime minister was invited to Budapest the day after ICC issued arrest warrant in November
‘We never thought such massive attacks would happen again ... We thought the fighting had exhausted both sides’
Minister says Senators’ legislation puts ‘legal obligation on State to do something it can’t actually do’
More than 140,000 people have been displaced again since end of the Israel-Hamas ceasefire, UN estimates
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Irish surgeon returns from six-week humanitarian mission in Gaza
Two men were arrested in case focused on links between Qatar and prime minister’s office
Attack tests unsteady ceasefire between Israel and Hizbullah
Recent increase coincides with Israel’s invasion of Gaza after October 7th, 2023, and Ukraine’s defensive war against Russia
Situation ‘catastrophic’ and camp rendered uninhabitable, says Jenin mayor
Commission agreed to issue responses reflecting correspondence previously sent to Oireachtas finance committee
Israeli prime minister’s comments come after Hamas said it had agreed to a ceasefire proposal
Those of us who are willing to see what is under our noses know very well that what is happening now in Gaza is an ongoing project of ethnic cleansing
Five Israeli hostages ‘could be freed every week’ under the deal
Troops ‘opened fire toward Hamas vehicles and eliminated several terrorists’, military says
Israel is not taking measures to provide accommodation for the evacuees, nor ensuring the evacuations are conducted in satisfactory conditions, UN says
Attack on Lebanese capital ‘unjustified’, says French president Emmanuel Macron
Critics describe the Bill as an attempt by the government to seize control over the judiciary
With a fragile ceasefire in place, medics look to repair hospitals and care centres to get services running again
Hamdan Ballal was hospitalised for his injuries
Israel kills at least 23 in air strikes across the Gaza strip, health authorities report
Cairo’s plan calls for Hamas to release five Israeli hostages each week, according to security sources
Such a plan is backed by far-right Israeli government coalition members who ultimately aim to restore Jewish settlement in Gaza while encouraging local population to emigrate
Almost 1,900 incidents of violence by Israeli settlers in the occupied territory have been logged, says UN body
Israeli strikes kill at least 26 in Gaza, including senior Hamas leader
Irish peacekeepers in Lebanon are ‘safe’, Tánaiste Simon Harris says amid escalation in violence
Thousands of people called for the Government to impose sanctions on Israel
Immediately following the resumption of the war, Netanyahu’s scheduled testimony in a corruption trial, now in its fifth year, was cancelled
Israeli prime minister is fixed on replacing gatekeepers of democracy with figures he considers more loyal
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In Detroit and its suburbs, where support shifted towards Trump during the election, anger is deep over Israeli airstrikes in Gaza
Unlike much of southern Lebanon, Rmeish escaped the recent war relatively unscathed
Ireland is one of few European countries to take action against Israel but more is needed, Francesca Albanese says
After initially holding fire, Hamas launches rockets into Israel
EU leaders meet in Brussels over Middle East, Ukraine and potential US trade war
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