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Ireland condemns Israel's ‘de facto annexation' of Palestine | |
2021-05-28 | |
[Aljazeera] The Irish parliament has passed a motion condemning the "de facto annexation" of Palestinian land by Israeli authorities. The motion, tabled by the opposition Sinn Fein party, passed on Wednesday after receiving cross-party support. This makes it the first European Union country to use the phrase "de facto annexation" in relation to Israel’s actions in the occupied Palestinian territories.
A draft amendment to the motion calling to expel the Israeli ambassador to Ireland and impose comprehensive sanctions against Israel failed to pass. Related: Sinn Fein: 2021-04-08 More violence broke out in Belfast, UK as rioters set a bus on fire & attacked police Sinn Fein: 2019-06-26 Labour MP risks fresh anti-Semitism storm by inviting top figure from Houthi movement to Parliament Sinn Fein: 2018-07-15 Former Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams' house hit with explosives | |
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