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Trump Backs United Ireland, Faces Protests in Dublin
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First reported by The Times of Israel · 1 day ago
What happened
U.S. President Donald Trump voiced support for a united Ireland during his visit, departing from U.S. neutrality on the issue. His trip was also marked by large anti-Trump and pro-Palestinian protests in Dublin, some featuring provocative displays.
- 01Trump expressed support for a united Ireland during his visit.
- 02The visit included large anti-Trump and pro-Palestinian protests.
- 03Protesters displayed effigies of Trump with Netanyahu and Putin.
- 04Trump's comments reignited debate over Northern Ireland's status.
- 05Ireland has been a critic of Israel's actions in Gaza.
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