Irish Star on MSN
Who was Chaim Herzog, the Irish-born Israeli president after whom controversial Dublin park is named?
The park in South Dublin was named after a prominent Israeli figure who was born in Dublin and went on to serve as Israel's ...
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Tom Kelly: I can’t stand the Eurovision – but I applaud Ireland’s stand against Israel
The Israeli government should not be allowed to sanitise its actions via the promo video which accompanies each participant ...
Dublin city councillors accuse Israel and ‘Zionist lobby’ of quashing proposal to rename Herzog Park
Dublin’s City Council was divided Monday night over a proposal to postpone voting on stripping the name of an Irish-born ...
A motion before the Dublin City Council to rename Herzog Park, commemorating Israel ’s sixth president and the father of ...
A proposal to rename a Dublin park named after a former Israeli president has sparked controversy. Ireland’s chief rabbi says ...
Chaim Herzog was Israel’s president from 1983 to 1993. Born in Belfast in 1918, Herzog spent his childhood in Dublin when his ...
Ireland’s self-styled ‘solidarity’ with Palestine has curdled into something much darker. In the recent words of Israel, ...
American Jewish Committee welcomes Dublin City Council’s withdrawal of a proposal to rename Herzog Park, urging leaders to ...
The park is currently named after Ireland-born Chaim Herzog, Israel’s sixth president. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read ...
Israel's president, son of the park's namesake, and Ireland's prime minister had both criticized the proposal.
White House Special Envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner are traveling to Moscow today ahead of their meeting tomorrow with ...
Irish Mirror on MSN
Controversial bid to rename Dublin park is ‘shameful erasure’ of Irish-Jewish history, says Rabbi amid withdrawal plan
THE proposal to rename a south Dublin park would have been a “shameful erasure” of a part of Irish-Jewish history, Ireland’s ...
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