The Central Bank of Ireland oversees the sale of Israel Bonds in the EU, which are marketed as supporting Israel’s economy and military actions in Gaza. Protests have arisen, calling for legislation that would allow Ireland to refuse the sale of Israeli "war bonds" due to human rights concerns. A recent Sinn Féin bill aimed at restricting these securities was defeated. A motion brought by opposition parties will be voted on, emphasizing Ireland's obligations under the Genocide Convention due to the current conflict.
The Central Bank is responsible for assessing whether a prospectus for the offer of securities is in compliance with requirements of the EU Prospectus Regulation, with the authority saying approval should not be viewed as "an endorsement of the issuer".
We have failed as an international community to prevent a genocide from happening so now we have to do everything in our power to make sure that we stop it.
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