How Ireland can contribute to Israeli-Palestinian resolution - opinion

The Irish government and parliament’s obsessive, selectively critical, hostile anti-Israeli narrative is economical with the truth, displays little honesty and entirely lacks respect.

Irish Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Coveney speaks at the launch of his party’s manifesto for the Irish general election, in Dublin, in January 2020.

(photo credit: LORRAINE O’SULLIVAN/REUTERS)

ByALAN SHATTER

JULY 5, 2021 20:29

Updated: JULY 5, 2021 20:30

How Ireland can contribute to Israeli-Palestinian resolution - opinion

The Irish government and parliament’s obsessive, selectively critical, hostile anti-Israeli narrative is economical with the truth, displays little honesty and entirely lacks respect.

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How Ireland can contribute to Israeli-Palestinian resolution - opinion

The Irish government and parliament’s obsessive, selectively critical, hostile anti-Israeli narrative is economical with the truth, displays little honesty and entirely lacks respect.

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