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