Higgins and McDonald attend Palestinian women’s team match in Dublin
President Michael D Higgins and Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald have attended a football match featuring the Palestinian women’s team in Dublin.
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Cultural collide as Palestinian women's team take on Bohs in 'historic' friendly
The Palestinian women's football team will play their first ever match in Europe this evening when they take part in a friendly fixture at Dublin's Dalymount Park.
Antony Blinken stuns with public criticism of Israeli conduct in Gaza
In a pair of TV interviews, Blinken underscored that the United States believes Israeli forces should “get out of Gaza,” but also is waiting to see credible plans from Israel for security and governance in the territory after the war.
Red paint splattered on historic entrance to University of Manchester in 'criminal vandalism'
The historic entrance to the University of Manchester has been vandalised. Red paint was daubed on and around the archway on Oxford Road in a suspected pro-Palestinian protest.
Gary Lineker breaks down in tears as he says 'I can't be silent'
BBC's Match of the Day host and Leicester City icon, Gary Lineker, has once again ignited discussion with his remarks on the Gaza situation, labelling it as "the worst thing I've seen in my life" and asserting, "I can't be silent about what's happening".
Israel singer Eden Golan receives 'mixed reaction' at Eurovision Song Contest
Israel’s Eden Golan had a 'mixed reaction' at tonight's Eurovision song contest, with her rousing song Hurricane drawing some cheers and applause - but also some booing - from the audience at the Malmo Arena in Sweden.
Horrific video appears to show man 'hurling abuse at Jewish children' at Salford park
A horrific video appears to show a man 'hurling abuse at Jewish children' at a park in Salford. The incident, reported at around 3.20pm on Tuesday (May 7), was shared by the Campaign Against Antisemitism on social media.
Elite French tactical unit hopes for peaceful Paris Games
PARIS : Around 50 khaki-clad men riding atop a black armoured truck approached an abandoned office building on the outskirts of Paris one spring morning and blew open a second-storey window with an explosive device.