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Politics05:19 · 1h ago

Irish Prime Minister Condemns Israeli Football Association's Response

Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
The story · English

Irish Prime Minister Michael Martin has strongly criticized the Israeli Football Association's response to comments made by the Irish national team's coach. The controversy began when Irish coach John O'Shea stated before a match that his team was "playing against genocide" and "against Israel, not with Israel," questioning why Russia was suspended from international competitions while Israel was not. The Israeli Football Association responded sharply, calling O'Shea's remarks "ignorance, hypocrisy, and foolishness" and stating they had not yet found a cure for such traits. Prime Minister Martin called the association's reaction "unacceptable" and demanded it be retracted. He echoed UN Secretary-General António Guterres' sentiment, noting that Guterres had described the devastation and death in Gaza as unprecedented in his lifetime. Martin asserted that "Israel cannot continue to deny what the whole world knows."

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