Irish president accused of 'politicising' Holocaust event
Israeli Ambassador to Ireland Dana Erlich has accused the Irish president of "politicising" a Holocaust Memorial Day Commemoration in Dublin on Sunday. The event marked 80 years since the end of World War II and was held to remember victims of the Holocaust.
Irish president accused of ‘anti-Semitic lies’ after highlighting Gaza in Holocaust memorial speech
Michael D Higgins’s comments on ‘long-overdue ceasefire’ are a ‘cheap, despicable provocation’, says Israel’s foreign minister
Irish president’s Holocaust memorial speech reignites antisemitism row
Security staff forcibly removed a woman who objected to the president's remarks, while others who turned their backs on Higgins were asked to leave.
Irish president praised for highlighting Gaza in National Holocaust Day address
Ireland's president has been praised by Palestinians by mentioning Gaza in his National Holocaust Day address.
Protesters dragged out of Irish leader’s Holocaust memorial
The peaceful, silent protest started after Michael Higgins, who has been accused of antisemitism, mentioned Israel in his speech.
Irish President's Holocaust Speech Sparks Jewish Anger
Jewish groups on Monday accused Ireland's President Michael Higgins of politicising the Israel-Hamas war during a Holocaust remembrance speech, with the country's chief rabbi calling his remarks "deeply disheartening".
Jews removed from Irish Holocaust memorial event for protesting president’s remarks on Gaza
A Holocaust memorial ceremony in Dublin was disrupted after Jewish attendees were forced to leave for protesting Irish President Michael Higgins’ remarks about Gaza. In his speech, Higgins commemorated the Holocaust and lamented Hamas’ Oct.
‘Despicable person’: Sa’ar slams Irish president for using Holocaust Memorial Day speech to criticize Israel
Sa’ar slams Irish president for using Holocaust Memorial Day speech to criticize Israel appeared first on The Times of Israel.
Protesters removed as Irish President Higgins addresses Holocaust memorial event
Protesters removed as Irish President Higgins addresses Holocaust memorial event - Michael D Higgins emphasised the importance of education to build a peaceful future.
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Ireland’s Shameful Commemoration
At Dublin, Jewish attendees, including an Israeli-Irish woman, are dragged from an event to remember the Holocaust.
Israeli minister’s fears for safety of Jews in Ireland after Michael Higgins’ speech
Israeli minister’s fears for safety of Jews in Ireland after Michael Higgins’ speech - Exclusive: Israeli deputy foreign ...
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Irish politicians urged to boycott the White House on St. Patrick's Day in new petition
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'Despicable': FM Sa'ar slams Irish president's comments on Holocaust Remembrance Day
Sa'ar dubbed the president's comments "despicable," noting, "Irish President Michael Higgins couldn't help himself and ...
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Palestinian doctor in Belfast hopeful ‘15 months of genocide’ will end
Explaining why he was unwilling to use the term ceasefire, Omar told The Irish News: “From the time Israel ... despite the media hype there is still a genocide happening right now as we speak.” ...
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New Irish government backpedals on anti-Israel trade policy
The bill is now unlikely to ever make the statute books amid deepening fears it will damage Ireland’s corporate and diplomatic relations with the U.S.,” according to the Irish media.
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Irish screenwriter Alan O'Gorman to boycott Berlin Film Festival in solidarity with Gaza
Alan O'Gorman said he was boycotting the prestigious festival in support of Film Workers for Palestine and groups ...
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Unionists reject Israel genocide motion alluding to ‘ethnic cleansing of Protestants’ in south Armagh
The motion stated that the council endorse Amnesty findings concluding that Israel is committing genocide against Palestinians and upholding a system of apartheid. Sinn Féin’s Cathal King said ...