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Interactions Report - September 2024
September 2024 saw intensified advocacy for the Occupied Territories Bill, government criticism of Israel, public demonstrations, and concerns over secret communications with Israeli officials.

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September 2024 was marked by significant developments in Palestinian advocacy in Ireland, particularly concerning the Occupied Territories Bill. Key events included Foreign Minister Micheál Martin's condemnation of Israeli airstrikes and the first meeting between Taoiseach Simon Harris and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas since Ireland's recognition of Palestine. Pressure intensified for the government to pass the Occupied Territories Bill, underscored by a motion passed in Cork County Council and a demonstration outside Leinster House, where activists presented 40,000 signatures supporting the bill. However, allegations of secret communications between Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe and Israeli officials raised doubts about the government’s commitment to enacting this crucial legislation.
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