Protesters in Dublin mark one year of Israel-Hamas conflict
Crowds of protesters took to the streets of Dublin in support of Palestine one year into the current conflict between Israel and Hamas.
Those involved marched from the Garden of Remembrance along O’Connell Street Street towards Leinster House for a rally outside the Dáíl.
The Ireland-Palestine Solidarity Campaign said it was supported by more than 160 Irish civil society groups “to mark the grim milestone of one year of Israel’s genocide in Gaza”.
Protesters called for “an end to Israel’s genocidal assault on the people of Gaza, for states to stop arming Israel, an end to the use of Irish airspace for transporting weapons, and for the Irish government to take action to hold Israel accountable”.
IPSC chair Zoe Lawlor said: “For a year now, Gaza has known only death, destruction and displacement.
“Famine and disease stalk the land,…
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