By Le Nouvel Obs with AFP
Published on December 15, 2024 at 3:01 p.m.
An Israeli flag is seen attached to the fence at the Adass Israel Synagogue in the Melbourne suburb of Ripponlea on December 9, 2024. Australian police said on December 9 they are hunting for three suspects linked to a Melbourne synagogue blaze, which authorities have designated as a terrorist act. (Photo by Martin KEEP / AFP) MARTIN KEEP / AFP
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“Ireland has crossed all the red lines in its relations with Israel,” said the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs in a press release.
The Israeli Foreign Ministry announced in a statement on Sunday that it had ordered the closure of its embassy in Dublin following initiatives “anti-Israeli”believing that Ireland had “crossed all the red lines”.
“Ireland’s anti-Semitic actions and rhetoric against Israel are rooted in the delegitimization and demonization of the Jewish state, as well as double standards. Ireland has crossed all the red lines in its relations with Israel »said the head of Israeli diplomacy Gideon Saar, according to this press release.
Irish Prime Minister Simon Harris ruled on Sunday “deeply regrettable” Israel’s decision to close its embassy in Dublin. “This is a deeply regrettable decision by (Benjamin) Netanyahu’s government. I categorically reject the claim that Ireland is anti-Israeli. Ireland supports peace, human rights and international law”reacted on X Simon Harris.
By Le Nouvel Obs with AFP
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