The Central Bank of Ireland oversees the sale of Israel Bonds within the EU. These bonds are marketed as a means of supporting Israel's economy but are criticized for financing military operations in Gaza. Protests have emerged, urging legislation to halt the sale due to human rights concerns. A recent bill by Sinn Féin aimed at restricting these securities was defeated. Opposition parties are now bringing forward a motion that links the bonds to potential genocide, invoking Ireland's obligations under international law to act against such issues.
The Central Bank of Ireland regulates the sale of Israel Bonds, which support both the economy and military operations in Gaza, igniting protests over human rights.
Protesters demand that Ireland refuse the sale of Israeli 'war bonds' citing human rights concerns, urging government action aligned with the Genocide Convention.
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