Palestine
Non-students in pro-Palestinian camps ‘likely to have extended protests’
The encampments made Jewish students ‘fearful’ and they may have encouraged students to engage in antisemitic behaviour, a report says.
Gazans find fragments of life along with remains of loved ones
Gazans find fragments of life along with remains of their loved ones
Donegal student Cathal helping GAA Palestine bring hurling to children of occupied West Bank
A new generation of hurlers are being trained up in Palestine. Jenny Lee finds out more from Donegal GAA player Cathal Ó Gaillín, who spent two weeks coaching in the occupied West Bank
Israel and Hamas are set to swap more hostages for prisoners
The truce is aimed at winding down the deadliest and most destructive war ever fought between Israel and the militant group.
Thousands turn out to pro-Palestine rallies in Belfast and Derry ahead of ceasefire
A long-awaited ceasefire came into force on Sunday
Starmer welcomes ‘overdue’ Gaza ceasefire and mourns Britons lost in conflict
The UK Prime Minister said Britain would join its allies in continuing work to ‘break the cycle of violence and secure long-term peace.’
Taoiseach Simon Harris welcomes Gaza ceasefire after ’15 months of destruction’
Simon Harris said he hoped the deal will now receive the formal approval of the Israeli government.
Dismantling UN agency in Gaza will ‘plunge communities into despair’, MPs warned
The Commons’ Foreign Affairs Committee has published a series of letters from Foreign Secretary David Lammy and aid agency Unrwa.
‘Progress made’ in talks over Israel-Hamas ceasefire and hostage release
Israeli and Hamas negotiators will now take a proposed deal back to their leaders for final approval, the person said.
Israel’s military launches wave of raids across occupied West Bank
Hamas said in a statement that one of its veteran commanders was killed by Israeli forces in the area of the two deadly raids.