Traditional documentary making is having a moment
The success of You Can See Everything shows people are looking for something deeper
Gaza Strip
What makes someone a murderer? Irish-born philosopher believed she had the answer
NAZA lays bare the horror of AI-enhanced war but there is a glimmer of hope
An Irish documentary on a relatively obscure American figure can illuminate so much
`Truthfulness is sort of out of fashion’, says Sinéad O’Shea, maker of film about communist activist Fergie Chambers
‘This is existential’: Election will have profound implications for Israel and Palestinians
Binyamin Netanyahu’s hold on power is in the balance as neither his far-right coalition nor the opposition is forecast to win a majority
Allianz threatens to sue pro-Palestine campaigners who asked schools to cut ties with company
Insurance giant accuses campaigners of making ‘grave allegations’ in emails to more than 100 schools
Israeli government orders army to prepare for full closure of West Bank
Order comes after Israel’s army said it had killed two gunmen and thwarted a ‘terror attack’ that injured several people
Beoga on quitting Ed Sheeran’s tour: ‘You have to hold your friends accountable’
The Irish trad band say the star should have cancelled tour dates rather than allow Macklemore to be dropped from the bill over his support for Palestine
Israel kills at least four people in latest attacks on Gaza Strip
Some 1,500 Palestinians have been killed in the enclave since beginning of US-brokered ceasefire one year ago
Anti-Semitism is serious enough without conflating it with legitimate criticism
Israel is a democracy that claims western values, and so invites the standard that it professes
Irish company at centre of large energy project for West Bank
Energy consulting firm Azorom working to bring two new solar and battery storage systems to Palestinian territory
Ireland’s relationship with Israel
There is undoubtedly a range of feelings among Irish people about what is happening in Gaza
Palestinian student’s visa refusal was unlawful, court told
Outcome of challenge may impact 38 similar cases taken by others denied documentation by Minister for Justice
Trump’s backing fails to lift Netanyahu as Israel heads for defining vote
Israel’s longest-serving prime minister has staged a remarkable political recovery. Now, with the US president at his side, he is seeking to extend it
Zionism is not racism, any more than Irish nationalism is sectarianism
If Israel-Palestine is, for us, a story about Ireland, it ought to be, not a simplistic narrative of good and evil
World Food Programme cuts aid to 500,000 Palestinians in Gaza due to funding shortages
Food rations halved and cash assistance cut for thousands of families
Sally Rooney could have made things a great deal easier for herself. She chose not to
There are very few writers as famous as Rooney, and almost none as willing to leverage that fame as bravely for a moral cause
Trump endorses Netanyahu in Israeli election
US president praises Netanyahu as a ‘great warrior prime minister’ and peace partner
Dublin march sees dozens of assorted shoes represent healthcare workers in Gaza
Irish Healthcare Workers for Palestine group marches in capital
Sinéad Gibney on The Fall of The West by Owen Jones: ‘We all need to read this book’
Despite us being brought up to believe the West is a place of democracy and peace, for many it’s justifiably linked only to death, destruction and corruption
Elif Shafak: ‘This is the age of anger, anxiety, and AI’
The author reimagines Gustave Flaubert in her new novel, asking what literature can offer us in a time of war, political upheaval and uncertainty
Actions of Irish footballers were measured but impactful
Describing them as ‘anti-Semitic’ and harmful to the Jewish community in Ireland is a denial of the wider truth
Raphaël Glucksmann’s refusal to use the word ‘genocide’ divides France’s left
Splitting the electorate has been disastrous for the left, but their differences appear too deep to repair before presidential election
Naza review: An essential record of the nightmare Israel has engineered in Gaza
The most disturbing sections introduce us to a tracking algorithm known, with blackly appalling insensitivity, as ‘Where’s Daddy?’
For Houthis, war in Gaza is a chance to strengthen role in Iran’s ‘axis of resistance’
The attacks raise the obvious likelihood of Saudi retaliation with the concomitant danger of escalation into wider conflict in a region that has known little else for years
Gaza student with UCD scholarship hopes for reprieve ‘before chance is gone’
Ahmed Abuhassan (22) was refused a visa for ‘financial reasons’ despite full scholarship
‘You hack her phone, then you kill her’: What Israeli intelligence officers told Naza director Yuval Abraham about their tactics in Gaza
Naza has incensed the Netanyahu administration. That means the documentary’s revelations have frightened it, says the film-maker
Conflict began long before 2023
Thousands of Palestinians killed by Israel in the decade before October 7th attacks
Letters to the Editor, October 12th: On Wednesday’s strike, prisoner rehabilitation and growing fruit and veg
Government’s approach reflects ‘staggering disconnect from frontline realities’
‘People afraid to say they are Jewish’: Dublin event marks October 7th attacks on Israel
Jewish community ‘told whether we belong in Ireland depends on how we feel about Israel’, synagogue hears
About 10,000 people march through Dublin in support of Palestine
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has failed Gaza, Ireland-Palestine Solidarity Campaign chairwoman Zoe Lawlor says
Palestine president Mahmoud Abbas postpones legislative elections
New date in September 2027 set for elections, as well as a vote on the presidency
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