Absolutely insane conspiratirial antisemitism, claiming Jews faked a literal terrorist attack that was seconds away from seeing almost 200 Israelis dead. That it comes from a mainstream Irish journalist is totally unsurprising: in fact it is pretty much expected at this stage.

We need to ask @unitetheunion and the Labour Party, are you really banning Jews from the Cable Street anniversary. Are you really calling Jews ‘far right’ because they are Zionists?

Good grief - these Iranian nationals were arrested five days BEFORE Ed Miliband’s handshake photo with the Iranian foreign minister thetimes.com/article/3e3eea8…

RT @metpoliceuk: The Met has urged a group of students planning to march on Wednesday, 7 October – the anniversary of the terror attack on…

Mzia Amaglobeli received today the Lech Wałęsa Solidarity Prize in Warsaw. Thank you 🇵🇱 for this strong signal. Last year @Europarl_EN awarded Mzia and Andrzej Poczobut the Sakharov Prize. Andrzej is free. Mzia is still in the prison of Georgian Dream regime. #FreeMzia

Tegoroczną Nagrodę Solidarności im. Lecha Wałęsy otrzymała Mzia Amaghlobeli, gruzińska dziennikarka niezłomnie działająca na rzecz wolności słowa. Niestety, nie mogła odebrać nagrody osobiście, ponieważ od 2025 przebywa w więzieniu. Wolność i demokracja nie są nigdy dane raz na zawsze. Mzia wie o tym doskonale.

There have been many, many incidents of Iranian violence in the UK and against British targets around the world. Shaking hands with one of the architects or supporters of the violence is not representing the interests of the British people.

Sorry to hear Dame Esther Rantzen has died. I will always remember her moving “That’s Life” segment with Sir Nicholas Winton, hero of the Holocaust, who rescued so many Jewish children. She was a great Briton. May her memory be a blessing.

Bad enough Miliband shook hands with him. Now we have another Brit bowing before a mass murderer.

The UN Special Rapporteur on the Occupied Palestinian Territories, who has been in position for more than 4 years, today openly apologised that she did not even know the meaning of the word antisemitism before yesterday. No that is not an exaggeration.

I am a Jew from Ireland. To see the national football team behave so disgracefully in tonight’s match against Israel, saddens me. Disrespecting the Israeli anthem. Refusing to even shake hands with the Israeli players. Ireland has become a shadow of its former self.

With the very sad rumours that Irish player, Finn Azaz (a player with Israeli heritage) may retire from international duty after the games between Ireland and Israel, this should be a serious moment for reflection for us as a country. A moment for political leaders to say things are getting out of hand, and we as a nation need to cop on. The fact someone who was proud to have declared for Ireland and played 15 times, may now step away due to the cult of hysteria around these fixtures for the past two months is a damning Indictment of how demented we have become. Even as Ireland are beating Israel comfortably, Irish fans were taking the opportunity to attack one of their own players... This culture is on the heads of every Irish politician, from Varadkar, to Harris, to Martin, who decided they could get popular by abandoning truth and reason. @ISRAELFA 🇮🇪🇮🇱 #IrelandvIsrael

I’ve seen a lot said about Ed Miliband meeting the Islamic regime foreign minister. But this concise article by @JakeWSimons says it best: “When jihadists are your underdogs and democracies are your oppressors, you’ve lost the moral argument.” Our Foreign Secretary should take the time to consider how his handshake looks to the many thousands of Iranian parents “whose children were slaughtered like animals on the streets, or blinded and castrated with shotguns, or hanged for the crime of wanting freedom, or executed by armed men as they lay in hospital.” telegraph.co.uk/gift/3a7ab2a…

Shameful behaviour by a bullied & radicalised group. Irish media and Government the force behind it. Ha Taikvah literally 'The Hope': words written for his nation by an exiled member of a diaspora. Ireland, as a nation, should take a look at it's deeply flawed national character.

Brendan O’ Neill sums up all the discussion surrounding Israel vs Ireland on Sunday night. Every word. Nailed it. “There is no way to explain this mania and hypocrisy…” 🎯🎯🎯

🇱🇹🇺🇦 Lithuanian President Nausėda on Ukraine: In the last 55 months, Russia has suffered one and a half million military casualties. In the last year, it has gained 0.3% of Ukraine's territory at the cost of over 400,000 soldiers killed and wounded. Yet all these enormous efforts, all that blood and tears basically came to nothing. Ukraine is still standing proudly as an independent state. The Ukrainian language, culture, and national identity are alive and thriving.

Po latach bezsensownej, kolonialnej wojny Władimir Putin niczego nie osiągnął. Kończą mu się zasoby, brakuje mu rekrutów. Od ponad 12 lat próbuje podbić Donbas, a od ponad 4 - Kijów. Wystarczy. 📍 Nowy Jork, @UN Rada Bezpieczeństwa nt. Ukrainy.

Austria is hosting Israel and can guarantee the safety of the players because the country's media and politicians haven't spent three years whipping up the population into a frenzy of Jew-hatred based on dumb lies.

I'm ashamed at this stage. Do people not see how rancidly and obsessively antisemitic Ireland looks to much of the rest of the world?