Palestine is recognised by 146 countries. Why is Israel so incensed by Ireland? 14 countries have joined the SA case against Israel, but Ireland joining has caused the most ire. The Israeli embassy is still open in SA but is now closed in Ireland. Israel fears Ireland's voice in the world.

[u/King-Sassafrass]

https://x.com/NiamhbWalshe/status/1868753670764179621

[u/caffeinatedNotYet]

It's banking on destroying American/Irish relations. Hence the constant vilification..

[u/Ncjmor]

Also more concerned about anglophone country like Ireland whose voice (societal if not political) is heard in the UK and US. Less of a concern for Norway and Spain etc

[u/noisylettuce]

Are we actually being singled out or is the bought and paid for media and the troll accounts pushing this narrative that we are somehow outliers for not supporting their latest genocide?

When the news papers fully controlled our democracy they called us terrorists so the British could carry out assassinations and terror campaigns I don't see why they won't attempt to do the same again they don't seem to care that their lies are believed or not.

[u/Successful-Driver722]

Palestine is recognized by thirty-seven more countries than the other lot have been fucked out of.

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Do you know where the “109” figure comes from?

[u/ArtaxWasRight]

Israelis are unaccustomed to hearing truth and criticism in English. It must be surreal to hear such things in the same language spoken by their American assets—I mean Presidents.

Also I could see why it might be disturbing to be reminded of Ireland’s history. If white Europeans can be colonized, then race is not a divinely-ordained, transcendent essence after all, which raises the alarming possibility that people who happen to be Jewish might also be capable of perpetrating massacres, atrocities, and indeed genocide just like all the other humans.