A protest has been staged outside the Central Bank over its role in approving the sale of Israel Bonds in the European Union.
Dozens of people participated in Monday’s demonstration in Dublin, which called on the Bank to stop authorising the sale of the bonds across EU markets.
Israel chose the Central Bank of Ireland to be the designated authority to approve prospectuses for the securities in the EU, having used the UK before Brexit.

Israel Bonds are advertised as supporting the country’s economy. Holders of the securities are promised that the principal and interest will be repaid after the bond matures.
In recent times, websites promoting the bonds emphasise their role in supporting Israel during the war.
The Ireland Palestine Solidarity Campaign (IPSC), which organised…