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Israel Closes Embassy in Ireland Amidst Escalating Gaza Conflict

Israel has announced the closure of its embassy in Ireland, escalating tensions over Gaza and Irish claims of genocide against Israel.

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Updated: Dec 15th, 2024, 5:58 PM ET

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In a significant diplomatic rift, Israel announced it will close its embassy in Ireland due to heightened tensions over the Gaza conflict, where Palestinian casualties near 45,000. The closure follows Ireland's recognition of a Palestinian state and its involvement in a genocide case against Israel at the International Court of Justice. Israeli officials accuse Dublin of adopting extreme anti-Israel stances, while Irish leaders express disappointment, insisting on their commitment to peace. Amidst the conflict, Israeli airstrikes continue, resulting in high civilian casualties, including numerous women and children.

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