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Kevin Squires from the Irish Palestine Solidarity Campaign writes for Irish Broad Left: "Despite Fine Gael’s continued opposition, all of us who have worked on the #OccupiedTerritoriesBill campaign firmly believe that we can still push it across the line – but we need to up the political pressure on Fine Gael in particular. "Indeed, with Israel’s plan to annex some 30 per cent more of the West Bank next month going virtually unopposed by the international community, we cannot abandon the Palestinian people at this critical time." The full article is featured on our website today – OCCUPIED TERRITORIES BILL: IT’S TIME FOR IRELAND TO BAN TRADE WITH ISRAEL’S ILLEGAL SETTLEMENTS.
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