Irish Minister demands EU review Israel trade agreement

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Irish Minister Niall Collins stated the EU-Israel trade agreement needs review due to daily "war crimes" in Gaza. Collins cited the ongoing conflict and Israel's plans to displace Gazan residents as reasons for the review, emphasizing the need for a ceasefire and increased humanitarian aid. He also mentioned the government's efforts to assist Irish citizens. The Minister also discussed the Occupied Territories Bill, aiming to ban trade with Israeli settlements, and the need for robust legislation to withstand legal challenges. Other politicians expressed concerns about the bill's potential dilution and called for stronger actions.


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