Hundreds protest over Gaza violence

Hundreds of demonstrators gathered in Dublin tonight to protest over the deepening violence in the Gaza conflict.

Hundreds protest over Gaza violence
Tue, 06 Jan, 2009 - 18:48

Hundreds of demonstrators gathered in Dublin tonight to protest over the deepening violence in the Gaza conflict.

As around 300 people staged a rally outside the Israeli Embassy in Ballsbridge, Foreign Affairs Minister Micheál Martin condemned the latest Israeli air strike which killed at least 45 civilians at two United Nations-run schools.

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