Israeli exit polls indicate deadlock in pivotal election
Neither Netanyahu nor rival alliance led by Gadi Eisenkot has a clear path to power
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‘We understand their decision’: Eurovision reacts to Netherlands pulling out of 2027 contest
Country backtracks on decision to rejoin competition ‘due to sensitivities surrounding the themes currently at play’
High Court overturns Palestinian student’s visa denial over ‘significant errors’ in process
Minister wrongly asserted Shaymaa Abudalu (20) had not provided certain financial documentation
Irish man denied entry to Israel believes Irish passport viewed as ‘red flag’ at border
European Parliament employee says border guards told him ‘they see Ireland as like an anti-Israel country’
Binyamin Netanyahu posts AI image of nuclear explosion in advance of Israeli elections
Prime minister warns of a ‘second Holocaust’ if he loses election
Israeli elections: what you need to know
On Tuesday, Israelis go to the polls, with Binyamin Netanyahu in a fight for his political survival
Southern Lebanon devastation shows why peacekeepers must remain, Helen McEntee says
Minister visits Camp Shamrock as Unifil mission winds down amid debate back home about ‘triple lock’
What makes someone a murderer? Irish-born philosopher believed she had the answer
NAZA lays bare the horror of AI-enhanced war but there is a glimmer of hope
‘This is existential’: Election will have profound implications for Israel and Palestinians
Binyamin Netanyahu’s hold on power is in the balance as neither his far-right coalition nor the opposition is forecast to win a majority
Allianz threatens to sue pro-Palestine campaigners who asked schools to cut ties with company
Insurance giant accuses campaigners of making ‘grave allegations’ in emails to more than 100 schools
Israeli army launches big West Bank operation in advance of election
More than 400 different locations affected over weekend and 40 Palestinians arrested, says military
AIG executive accused of posting anti-Semitic comments no longer working for company
John Gillick claimed his X account, which accused Jewish people of being ‘filthy dogs’ and ‘human scum’, was hacked
Israel imposes closures across West Bank city after two soldiers die in attacks
Israeli troops reportedly forced dozens of residents from their homes in parts of Hebron
As Donald Trump weighs up options, could inflation be about to get worse?
Reports of US escalation plan in Iran send oil prices up again
Irish man (62) detained in West Bank
Ian Hutcheson travelled from Dublin to support Palestinian farmers with the olive harvest
Israeli government orders army to prepare for full closure of West Bank
Order comes after Israel’s army said it had killed two gunmen and thwarted a ‘terror attack’ that injured several people
Palestine supporters such as Sally Rooney are demonised like apartheid opponents, says Mary Robinson
Former president visited West Bank with Elders group and was shocked by ‘Israeli flags asserting a kind of supremacy’
Israel kills at least four people in latest attacks on Gaza Strip
Some 1,500 Palestinians have been killed in the enclave since beginning of US-brokered ceasefire one year ago
Andy Burnham making TikToks about parking tickets seems to be missing the point
Why does politics feel more parochial than ever at a time when global affairs are king?
Anti-Semitism is serious enough without conflating it with legitimate criticism
Israel is a democracy that claims western values, and so invites the standard that it professes
Irish company at centre of large energy project for West Bank
Energy consulting firm Azorom working to bring two new solar and battery storage systems to Palestinian territory
Arab parties could be kingmakers in Israel’s election. Netanyahu has reason to worry
Opposition parties are discussing an alliance that could strip the prime minister of key powers even if they fail to win an outright majority
All sides primed for a fight in Dáil over plans to scrap the triple lock
Inside Politics: Uproar in chamber as debate dredges up old wounds, while Jim O’Callaghan’s long war rumbles on
Ireland’s relationship with Israel
There is undoubtedly a range of feelings among Irish people about what is happening in Gaza
More than 300,000 US visas revoked during second term, says Trump administration
Rights advocates say crackdown has violated due process and created an unsafe environment, particularly for minorities
Trump’s backing fails to lift Netanyahu as Israel heads for defining vote
Israel’s longest-serving prime minister has staged a remarkable political recovery. Now, with the US president at his side, he is seeking to extend it
Zionism is not racism, any more than Irish nationalism is sectarianism
If Israel-Palestine is, for us, a story about Ireland, it ought to be, not a simplistic narrative of good and evil
World Food Programme cuts aid to 500,000 Palestinians in Gaza due to funding shortages
Food rations halved and cash assistance cut for thousands of families
Being Irish and Jewish: I love my home, but I am so angry
The pride I once had in being Irish is fleeting
Sally Rooney could have made things a great deal easier for herself. She chose not to
There are very few writers as famous as Rooney, and almost none as willing to leverage that fame as bravely for a moral cause
Trump endorses Netanyahu in Israeli election
US president praises Netanyahu as a ‘great warrior prime minister’ and peace partner
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