Ireland's Anti-Israel NGO Funding Bias (NGO Monitor)

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  • Опубликовано: 8 янв 2025

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  • @paulinenicoll6917
    @paulinenicoll6917 Год назад +1

    a doctor was jailed in Dublin for tax evasion on a large scale who also is Palestinian and 'known for his charity work for his native Palestine'.

  • @dospalmascb
    @dospalmascb Год назад +1

    The Scottish first minister's wife runs an organisation called The SNP Friends of Palestine, they raise significant amounts of money for Gaza, but they are not a charity and as such are not subject to the rules and regulations the OSCR impose on charity fundraising. Needless to say that means the money can go anywhere they choose. Given the Leader of the SNP's connection to GAZA we have to assume that the money goes to Hamas.

  • @KevinDunne-zc4or
    @KevinDunne-zc4or Год назад +2

    Shalom Daniel, the article you have posted is very informative I've always been suspicious about the Irish government and other TDs involvement regarding palastine and funding especially the extremist rhetoric of people before profit against Israel, I'm not sure what could be done regarding the Irish government's funding of what could basically be regarded as financing terrorism which is a crime any TDs that are involved in this should be forced to resign and possibly face criminal charges ( whatever is applicable) I stand with Israel 🇮🇱 ,

  • @patbash5718
    @patbash5718 Год назад

    Well done Mary Robinson

  • @irinaellis2446
    @irinaellis2446 7 месяцев назад

    🇮🇱❤️👍 from UK

  • @paulinenicoll6917
    @paulinenicoll6917 Год назад

    irish aid, why is it always 81,000 euro's??? has to be a reason why it's always 81,000 euro's, and also thanks for the info, i now see where the rhetoric is coming from that the sinn fein kids spout about Israel, it's nearly verbatim.

    • @DanielSRosehill
      @DanielSRosehill  Год назад

      My guess would be that this was due to budgeting. The same specific number was disbursed to a number of different NGOs. I'd imagine that if you add all the figures up they'd sum to something more logical.