Israel says it will shut Ireland embassy over policies
Israel will close its Dublin embassy due to the Irish government’s “extreme anti-Israel policies,” Foreign Minister Gideon Saar says, citing its recognition of a Palestinian state and support for legal action against Israel. Read more
Spain, Norway & Ireland finally swallow the Palestine poison pill
May 27, 2024 by David Singer
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Spain, Norway and Ireland are the latest states to announce their intention to swallow the Palestine poison pill that rejects the two-state solution contemplated by the 1922 League of Nations Mandate for Palestine (Mandate): One Jewish State in 23.1% of former Palestine located west of the Jordan River and one Arab state in the remaining 76.9% of former Palestine located east of the Jordan River (Mandate Solution). Read more
An ill wind blows
December 23, 2022 by Michael Kuttner
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An old proverb accurately foretells: “it’s an ill wind that blows no one any good.” Read more
New Irish government rejects effort to boycott Israeli products
June 26, 2020 by Israel Kasnett - JNS.org
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The anti-Israel movement in Ireland has suffered a major defeat. Earlier this month, the political parties working on forming the next government in Ireland eliminated a key bill that would have placed a boycott on products produced in Israeli settlements. Read more
Plunging to new lows? What Ireland’s election means for Irish-Israeli relations
February 13, 2020 by Benjamin Brown - TPS
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Already being described as “something of a revolution in the ballot box,” Irish political party Sinn Féin’s success in the Irish general election is undoubtedly a historic result. Read more
Irish bill advances to criminalise commercial activity with Israel
The Irish parliament advanced a bill on Thursday that would prohibit commercial activity connected to areas that were outside Israel’s pre-1967 territory. Read more
The Irish Senate’s ‘boycott Israel’ debate
July 15, 2018 by Ben Cohen - JNS.org
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Reading the transcript of the debate that took place in the Irish Senate on July 11 before that body voted, by 25-20, to criminalise commercial relations with Jewish communities in the West Bank, I was struck by how the arguments that were traded fell neatly into one of two categories…writes Ben Cohen/JNS. Read more
Ireland goes ahead with legislation to boycott products made in Israeli settlements
July 12, 2018 by Sean Savage - JNS.org
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Ireland’s Senate approved legislation on Wednesday to boycott products made in Israeli settlements. Read more