Taoiseach Simon Harris pledges 'unbreakable support' to Palestine during call with President
Taoiseach Simon Harris said "the only conclusion that can fairly be drawn at the end of 2024 is that the world has failed the innocent people of Gaza".
Taoiseach conveys Ireland's 'unbreakable support' of the people of Palestine to country's president
The Taoiseach has spoken to the Palestinian president to express the "solidarity and unbreakable support of the people of Ireland to the people of Palestine". A statement from the Taoiseach's office said he had told Mahmoud Abbas that the heartbreaking conditions and loss of innocent life in Gaza this year "weighs heavily on the minds of many Irish people as they gather with their families for Christmas this week".
Taoiseach expresses Ireland's 'unbreakable' support for Palestine in call with Mahmoud Abbas
TAOISEACH SIMON HARRIS has expressed Ireland’s “unbreakable” support for the people of Palestine in a phone call with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas today. Harris told Abbas that “the heartbreaking conditions and loss of innocent life in Gaza this year weigh heavily on the minds of many Irish people”,
Taoiseach Simon Harris pledges Irish people’s ‘unbreakable support’ for Palestinians in call with President Mahmoud Abbas
Taoiseach Simon Harris spoke with the President of the Palestinian Authority Mahmoud Abbas, calling for “peace fuelled by a two-state solution” next year. Mr Harris spoke to Mr Abbas today to express the “solidarity and unbreakable support of the people of Ireland to the people of Palestine”.
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