Pro-Palestine protests in Dublin

The transcript discusses Ireland's position on the UN Security Council regarding Israeli settlements in the West Bank, deemed illegal under international law. It highlights the legal and political challenges faced by the Irish government in addressing these issues. The text condemns Israeli actions in Gaza, drawing parallels with South Africa's apartheid era, and stresses the need for sanctions and actions rather than mere condemnation to effect change.

What action did the Irish Parliament propose regarding Israeli settlements?

• Financial aid to Israeli settlements

• Ban on products from Israeli settlements

• Support for Israeli settlements

• Military intervention in the West Bank

What is highlighted as a consequence of Israeli actions in Palestinian territories?

• Economic growth in Gaza

• Increased trade with Palestine

• Destruction of infrastructure

• Peaceful negotiations

What historical movement is compared to the current situation with Israel?

• The American Civil Rights Movement

• The French Revolution

• The Anti-Apartheid Movement

• The Industrial Revolution

What is suggested as the only effective measure against Israel's policies?

• Condemnation

• Increased trade

• Diplomatic talks

• Sanctions and actions

What was the role of sports in the anti-apartheid movement?

• Promoting apartheid

• Organizing international tournaments

• Implementing a sports boycott

• Encouraging participation