Gaza Action Ireland

The Gaza Kids are coming back to Ireland this summer! We can't wait! Please donate to the costs of bringing the children over, we need your help. gazaactionireland.ie #COYKFG #Gaza #solidarity

Tomorrow! Tuesday 24th, Department of Culture, Communication and Sport to demand the upcoming Ireland Nations League fixtures against apartheid Israel are cancelled. We cannot play the representatives of a state committing genocide against the Palestinian people #BanIsrael

Our Chairperson Zoë Lawlor @ZazaFL spoke to Mondoweiss about why Micheál Martin should not have gone to the White House to meet Donald Trump. #FreePalestine

♦️One Year On: Justice for the 15 Paramedics Killed in Gaza Must Not Be Delayed Today marks one year since the killing of 15 Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS) paramedics in Gaza—men who set out on 23 March 2025 to save lives and never returned. The bodies of eight PRCS paramedics, six Civil Defence first responders, and one United Nations staff member were recovered from a shallow grave a week after their killing, after safe passage to the area was secured. This discovery underscored the gravity of the incident and deepened the suffering of the families awaiting answers. As the Palestinian Center for Human Rights (PCHR), we remember them not only as humanitarian workers, but as fathers, sons, colleagues, and members of a community that continues to endure profound loss. We represent the victims and their families. Over the past year, we have worked closely with them in their pursuit of truth and justice—an effort marked by grief, resilience, and an unyielding demand for accountability. This case has been thoroughly documented and investigated. Last year, it has been submitted before the International Criminal Court, where we are seeking accountability for these unlawful killings and for the broader pattern of attacks against medical and humanitarian personnel in Gaza. These were not incidental losses—they were individuals clearly engaged in protected humanitarian work. “For one year, these families have carried unimaginable grief while being denied the most basic right to justice,” said Raji Sourani, Director of PCHR and principal lawyer representing the victims. “We have taken this case to the International Criminal Court because accountability is not optional—it is a legal obligation. These paramedics were targeted while saving lives. This is a grave breach of international humanitarian law, and those responsible must be held to account. Without justice, these violations will continue.” For months prior to their killing, and in the time since, medical teams across Gaza have operated under relentless and dangerous conditions. The scale of loss among healthcare workers is staggering. Each paramedic killed is not only a life taken unjustly, but a critical link in an already fragile system of care that has been irreparably weakened. According to PCHR’s legal analysis, these crimes form part of a broader pattern of conduct that amounts to an ongoing genocide. “There is no doubt: these killings integrate grave international crimes,” added Chantal Meloni, international legal expert supporting the case. “Under international humanitarian law, intentionally directing attacks against medical personnel and humanitarian workers constitutes a war crime. The evidence gathered in this case points to serious violations that demand thorough investigation and prosecution at the highest level.” We speak today with the voices of the families we represent—families still waiting for answers, still denied justice. Their pain is compounded by the lack of accountability and the continued targeting of those who risk everything to save others. International humanitarian law is unequivocal: medical personnel, ambulances, and humanitarian workers must be protected at all times. Attacks against them are strictly prohibited. Yet, one year on, these fundamental protections have been repeatedly violated. This anniversary is not only a moment of remembrance—it is a call to action. We urge the international community to support ongoing efforts at the International Criminal Court and to ensure that those responsible are held to account. Justice delayed is justice denied. The Gaza paramedics we honor today were carrying out their duty to humanity. We owe them more than remembrance—we owe them justice. pchrgaza.org/?p=38116

How is this a ceasefire?

@Channel4News How is this a ceasefire?

At least 670 killed by Israeli strikes in Gaza since October ceasefire channel4.com/news/at-least-…

FIFA and UEFA must #BanIsrael

Settler violence is Israeli state violence and our government won't even pass the #OccupiedTerritoriesBill as some means to protect Palestinians @MichealMartinTD @SimonHarrisTD @HMcEntee

Remember when Biden said Rafah was a red line?

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Micheál Martin talking about peace in the Middle East and telling Trump he's doing his bit for that in Gaza. Utterly shameful.

Every single day #GazaGenocide

Simply outrageous that this rogue, genocidal apartheid state can murder at will, forcibly displace 1 million people in Lebanon and STILL NO SANCTIONS.

Breaking: At least 8 Palestinians killed in an Israeli strike on a police jeep in the central Gaza Strip.

.@rtenews opens with a statement from the Israeli military and, of course, fails to mention that the same military murdered two Palestinian families - parents and children - in Gaza and the West Bank today alone. Selective reporting is racism.

"No evidence" because THEY REFUSE TO INSPECT THE PLANES

And you won't even do the bare minimum and pass the #OccupiedTerritoriesBill @MichealMartinTD @SimonHarrisTD @HMcEntee