'Ireland must change how it trades with Israel and provides aid to Palestine'

Leo Varadkar said Ireland is continuing to push for a 'humanitarian ceasefire' in Gaza, to allow for key aid like food, fuel, and medicine to enter the enclave
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said Ireland is continuing to push for a 'humanitarian ceasefire' in Gaza. Picture:: Eamonn Farrell

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said Ireland is continuing to push for a 'humanitarian ceasefire' in Gaza. Picture:: Eamonn Farrell

How Ireland trades with Israel and provides aid to Palestine will have to change in future, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has said.

Speaking during leaders’ questions on Tuesday, Mr Varadkar said Ireland is continuing to push for a “humanitarian ceasefire” in Gaza, to allow for key aid like food, fuel, and medicine to enter the enclave.

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