Israel closes message in Ireland: A diplomatic earthquake!

Israel closes message in Ireland: A diplomatic earthquake!

Dublin, Irland - A diplomatic earthquake shakes relationships between Israel and Ireland! Israel has announced the closure of his embassy in Dublin - a step that makes the waves hit. The reason? Ireland has recognized the Palestinian state formation and supports South Africa's lawsuit against Israel before the International Court of Justice (IGH) due to suspected genocide in the Gaza Strip.

"The decision to close the embassy in Dublin was made due to the extreme anti-Israeli policy of the Irish government," said Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar on Sunday. He added: "Ireland has exceeded every red line in its relationships with Israel. Israel will concentrate his resources on promoting bilateral relationships with countries worldwide that match Israel's interests and values." A clear blow against the Irish government!

Ireland's reaction: an outcry of outrage

Irish Prime Minister Simon Harris immediately reacted to this decision and described it as "deeply regrettable". He made it clear: "I reject the assertion that Ireland is anti-Israeli. Ireland is for peace, human rights and international law." Harris emphasized that Ireland is aiming for a two-state solution in which Israel and Palestine can live in peace and security. "Nothing will prevent us from standing up for human rights and international law," he added.

These diplomatic tensions are not new. Ireland has repeatedly campaigned for the Palestinians in the past few weeks, while Israel continues to attack his attacks on the Gaza Strip, which have already cost their lives at least 44,976. The Palestinian thing is very well received in Ireland, often parallels are drawn to the centuries -long British occupation regime.

a new diplomatic course

The closure of the message is not the only sign of Israel's growing isolation. Last week, Ireland supported the legal steps of South Africa against Israel before the IGH, which further increases the country's international isolation. In May, Ireland was one of only three European countries who recognized the state of Palestine and supported the lawsuit for genocide in the Gaza Strip

In response to the Irish attitude, Israel pulled his ambassador from Dublin and is now planning to open a new message in Moldova. A clear indication that Israel wants to reorganize its diplomatic efforts, while the tensions with Ireland are increasing.