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Interactions Report - August 2024
August 2024 saw intensified Irish advocacy for Palestinian rights, with government criticism, public demonstrations, cultural boycotts, and demands for accountability over potential arms transport through Irish airspace.

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August 2024 was a pivotal month for Palestinian rights advocacy in Ireland, marked by heightened governmental criticism of Israel's actions, including calls from Prime Minister Simon Harris and Foreign Minister Michael Martin for a reassessment of the EU-Israel partnership. Significant developments included revelations of Irish airspace potentially being used for transporting weaponry to Israel, prompting demands for accountability from political leaders. Public support for Palestine surged through various demonstrations, cultural boycotts, and fundraising events, including the cancellation of an Irish band's concert in solidarity with Gaza and a notable gathering at the Electric Picnic Festival, reflecting a growing commitment among the Irish populace to advocate for Palestinian rights.
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