Irish MEPs criticise wording of ‘conditional’ EU call for Gaza ceasefire

Tens of thousands of Palestinians have been killed or injured and some 75% of the population have been displaced as the Israeli army pursues Hamas for its attack on October 7.
Irish MEPs criticise wording of ‘conditional’ EU call for Gaza ceasefire
Green Party TD Ciaran Cuffe leaving the convention centre. (Niall Carson/PA)

Irish MEPs have said they did not vote in favour of a European Parliament motion that called for a Gaza ceasefire because two conditions attached to it rendered it “meaningless”.

The non-binding resolution called for a permanent ceasefire and renewed efforts towards a political solution provided that all hostages are released and Hamas is dismantled.

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