Gardaí try to break up Gaza blockade protest

Around 40 members of the Anti-War movement are protesting outside the Israeli Embassy in Dublin this morning.

Gardaí try to break up Gaza blockade protest
Tue, 08 Jun, 2010 - 11:37

Around 40 members of the Anti-War movement are protesting outside the Israeli Embassy in Dublin this morning.

The group is calling on the Government to sever diplomatic ties with Israel.

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