IndianSubcontinent

Benjamin Netanyahu, who in 1990 was an up-and-coming Israeli politician, urged Ireland that year not to &lag behind& other countries in strengthening diplomatic ties with Israel amid debate over opening an embassy in Dublin.

Unlimited Portal Access + Monthly Magazine - 12 issues

Contribute US to Start Broadcasting - It's Voluntary!

ADVERTISE

Merchandise (Peace Series)

'Are you commemorating'-- Israeli strikes eliminate a minimum of 12 in Gaza

IDF airstrike on humanitarian zone kills Gaza's cops chief and lots more Palestinians

Israel to complete at World Indoor Bowls Championships after demonstration U-turn

Seventh infant freezes to death in crowded Gaza camp

UN condemns Israel over 'destruction of Gaza health care system'

WHO primary appeals for end to Israeli raids on Gaza hospitals

Fourth infant dies of cold as thousands huddle in Gaza tents

'If you could see how happy she looked ... there was no dry eye on that day'-- Eight kids medically left from Gaza now doing well in Ireland

Lebanon turns back 70 fleeing officers and soldiers to Syria, security official says

Benjamin Netanyahu backed opening of Israeli embassy in Dublin in 1990 talks

Israeli troops burn Gaza hospital after forcing staff and patients out

Military authorities involved in Assad's 'human slaughterhouse' apprehended in Syria

Azerbaijani minister recommends aircraft that crashed was struck by weapon

Hunt on for Assad followers, as 14 policemen eliminated in Syria

Israel blamed for eliminating 5 reporters in Gaza attack

Israeli police set to penetrate Benjamin Netanyahu's spouse over 'harassment of witnesses'

Taliban say Pakistani airstrikes killed 46 people in eastern Afghanistan, mainly ladies and kids

Details: Category: IndianSubcontinent; Published: 01 January 2025

23