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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Pro-Palestinian Protesters Clash With Police During Biden Family Visit to Dublin

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Protesters Confront Biden in Dublin Over Gaza Stance

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Former U.S. President Joe Biden was met with boos and chants of "Genocide Joe" by pro-Palestinian protesters in Dublin on Tuesday. Demonstrators threw objects toward his entourage as he left a ceremony honoring his son, Hunter Biden, at Trinity College. The protesters condemned Biden's support for Israel amid the Gaza war, leading to at least two arrests. The incident occurred during a visit where Biden also met Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin.

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  • Protesters chanted "Genocide Joe" and threw objects at former U.S. President Joe Biden in Dublin.
  • The demonstration occurred outside a Trinity College ceremony honoring Biden's son, Hunter Biden.
  • Protesters accused Biden of complicity in genocide due to U.S. support for Israel in the Gaza war.
  • At least two arrests were made during the confrontation with Irish police.
  • Biden's visit also included a meeting with Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin.
  • The protest comes as Biden scales back public appearances due to prostate cancer treatment.
Protesters Confront Biden in Dublin Over Gaza Stance
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