‘A different type of protest’: Silence speaks volumes as healthcare workers march for Gaza in Dublin
Silent walk in Dublin aimed at highlighting Israel’s continuing genocide in Gaza and its plans to prevent entry for 37 aid agencies
Silent walk in Dublin aimed at highlighting Israel’s continuing genocide in Gaza and its plans to prevent entry for 37 aid agencies
Children and carers taken from Gaza to Jordan with help from World Health Organisation and flown to Dublin
Israel pledges to continue attacks on Palestinian enclave in spite of existing ceasefire arrangement
More than 20,000 Gaza residents need medical treatment abroad, but early stage of plan only allows for 150 to exit daily
Three children and two women killed in strike on apartment, say hospital officials
It’s possible to see that some good might come of the chaos. We might even, in time, become less relentlessly focused on our own particular region of the world
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Rafah border crossing, Palestinian enclave’s main gateway, to be reopened once remains returned, says Israel
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Israel’s move towards opening Rafah crossing is vital step in starting work of Gaza’s new technocratic government under board’s supervision
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