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Shona Murray: Ireland's stance unusual in EU as division becomes apparent

The EU’s lack of coherent messaging on Israel and Palestine risks fomenting acute division within the bloc
Palestinians sit outside their house following Israeli airstrikes in Rafah refugee camp, southern Gaza Strip. picture: AP Photo/Hatem Ali

Palestinians sit outside their house following Israeli airstrikes in Rafah refugee camp, southern Gaza Strip. picture: AP Photo/Hatem Ali

Ireland has taken one of the strongest stances when it comes to giving a voice to the suffering on both sides of the conflict. 

But the EU’s lack of coherent messaging on Israel and Palestine risks fomenting acute division within the bloc.

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