Israel has announced the closure of its embassy in Ireland, blaming what it calls "extreme" anti-Israel policies on the Irish government. This decision highlights a growing divide between the two nations, with accusations flying over human rights, international law, and Israel’s military actions in Gaza.
The Israeli Foreign Ministry stated the closure was necessary due to Ireland's alleged hostility towards the Jewish state. Foreign Minister Gideon Saar accused Ireland of spreading anti-Semitic rhetoric and applying unfair double standards against Israel. He added that Israel would now focus on strengthening ties with countries that show greater support for its policies.
Ireland’s Prime Minister Simon Harris expressed disappointment over Israel's move, emphasizing the importance of dialogue, even when disagreements arise. Harris denied Israel's accusations, insisting that Ireland stands for peace, human rights, and international law.
Ireland’s actions, however, have drawn...
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