Brendan Clifford Oliver Sears, who is a spokesman for the segment of the Jewish nation located in Ireland, takes issue with the popular demand for the renaming of Herzog Park in Dublin: "Seven councillors accused Israel, its security services and/or its agents of pressurising the Irish Government to intervene in the process to cancel the … Continue reading Herzog In The Spotlight!
Palestine/Israel
Letter by Edward Horgan, Irish Examiner, 24 November 2025
https://www.irishexaminer.com/opinion/yourview/arid-41747709.html Dear Editor, Lest we forget the genocide against the Palestinian people continues. On 19 November at least 13 men, 12 women and 8 children were killed by Israeli bombings in Gaza, and at least 260 have been killed since the so-called ceasefire began on 10 October. Israeli settlements on the West Bank and attacks … Continue reading Letter by Edward Horgan, Irish Examiner, 24 November 2025
Blessed Are The Deal Makers (for they shall inherit the Kingdom of Gaza)
President Trump’s 20-point Gaza plan originated as an Israeli/US collaboration—as is the War on the Palestinians—with Israel leading the United States. Israel/US is a double act. The US supports Israel unconditionally—just more openly under Trump than previous administrations, which maintained some discreet distance. Trump—who is an unusually open amoral politician—has little concern with issues like ethnic cleansing … Continue reading Blessed Are The Deal Makers (for they shall inherit the Kingdom of Gaza)
An Irish Supporter Of Israel!
David Quinn, a member of the Iona Society and former Editor of the Irish Catholic, posed this question on July the 5th: "Let's assume you're Israel, Now how would you remove the threat from Hamas post-Oct 7 when Hamas is not interested in a two-state solution and wants to destroy you?" The assumption that "you … Continue reading An Irish Supporter Of Israel!
Hypocrisy Or Humbug? — Editorial
The French Government has announced that it will recognise a Palestinian State at the next meeting of the UN General Assembly in September. The British Government says that, while it has always recognised the right of the Palestinians to have a statehood, it will not recognise a Palestinian State just now (even though the Jewish … Continue reading Hypocrisy Or Humbug? — Editorial
Normalising with Israel
David Morrison When Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited Washington in early July, President Trump hosted a dinner for him in the White House. The event began with usual Trump style press conference [1]. At this, Netanyahu revealed that he had sent a letter to the Nobel Prize Committee nominating the President for the Nobel Peace … Continue reading Normalising with Israel
Israel’s Toady
by Pat Walsh To read more by Pat Walsh, you can visit his website here Andrew Roberts, court historian and now Baron Roberts of Belgravia, curtesy of Prime Minister Johnson, was once described as “the authorised apple polisher to the Blair-Bush dyarchy.” This was due to his fulsome support for the US/UK New World Order project. He … Continue reading Israel’s Toady
HAMAS and Aid In Gaza
By Jonathan Landay US government analysis finds no evidence of systematic theft by Hamas of humanitarian supplies. An internal U.S. government analysis found no evidence of systematic theft by the Palestinian militant group Hamas of U.S.-funded humanitarian supplies, challenging the main rationale that Israel and the U.S. give for backing a new armed private aid operation. … Continue reading HAMAS and Aid In Gaza
Kneecap
A member of Kneecap—the Belfast based hip hop group—has given an interesting explanation for why Irish people instinctively support the Palestinians. When the War of Independence ended in 1921 the Auxiliaries and the Black and Tans did not disband. They were dispatched to Palestine by the Empire to keep the natives in order in preparation for the Zionist … Continue reading Kneecap
IPR Banned From London Bookshop
Housman's Bookshop (London) An Exchange On Anti-Semitism The following notice, undated, was received from the management of Housman's Bookshop at King's Cross, London: "I'm writing to let you know that I'm afraid we will no longer be able to stock your print publications, which at the moment I believe consist of Irish Political Review, Church and … Continue reading IPR Banned From London Bookshop
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