Bobby McDonagh: To avert our eyes from Gaza would a moral travesty
Former ambassador Bobby McDonagh says the horrors of what has happened in Gaza are tough to witness, but we cannot turn our backs.
Reporting from Rafah: ‘Khan Younis is not a city anymore – it is a home for ghosts’
Palestinians who spoke to us at the Rafah Crossing and at a refugee camp in Jordan all spoke of a need to go home.
Photographer in Gaza marks deaths of babies he once took portraits of in his studio
“Gaza pays a high price, and the world remains silent.” – A photographer speaks to The Journal.
Irish Government will ‘consider’ joining genocide case against Israel after preliminary stage
Martin also said that Israel “has to be held to account” as Palestinian deaths in the Gaza enclave reached 25,000.
Irish diplomats working behind the scenes in hope of freeing kidnapped Emily Hand
Eight-year-old Irish-Israeli girl Emily Hand is believed to be a hostage of Hamas while 40 Irish citizens are trapped inside Gaza.
Concern that tented accommodation options for Ukrainian refugees are running out ahead of winter
The number of Ukrainians arriving into Ireland has returned to high figures of between 700 and 800 per week.
A city at war: Trauma, pride and a difficult defiance on the streets of Kyiv
The Journal sent news correspondent Niall O’Connor to Ukraine this week to hear from Ukrainians and Irish people living in Kyiv.
Meet the protesters who’ve been demonstrating regularly at the Russian embassy for over a year
A group of about 50 regular protesters, mostly retirees, are still coming to Orwell Road.
