Can someone tell me why this islamic terrorist fucktard is dictating in our country ? Who the fuck do you think you are you little hamas 🍆 sucker ! The audacity. Anyone in Ireland who has been to this restaurant please leave them a good review to outweigh this scumbag

Boycott campaigns are comparable to the collective punishment by genocide of an entire people If only Gazans could just hang up the phone on Israel

"There were tricolours everywhere, how intimidating must that be" Shane Coleman is disgusted on behalf of foreigners at the sight of tricolours flying everywhere on Path to Power

The Football Association of Ireland has said Uefa has approved a request to move Ireland’s home Nations League match against Israel to a neutral venue overseas. The FAI also said that the match will also be played behind closed doors. jrnl.ie/7066031

🇮🇱🇮🇪 Today would have been Kim Damti’s 25th birthday. May her memory be forever a blessing 🧚 Friday, June 12, will mark International Falafel 🥙 Day – a celebration of the dish, considered by many to be a favorite dish in Israel. For the Damti family from Gedera, who were bereaved when their daughter Kim (z”l) was murdered in a shelter near Kibbutz Reim on that Black Shabbat, October 7, 2023, falafel is much more than a favorite dish. It brings back many memories of her, and will now also become part of a special tribute to her memory. During the 2026 Global Maccabiah Games, which will open on July 1 and host thousands of Jewish athletes from around the world at the Youth HUB complex in the Maccabiah Village in Ramat Gan, a sunset event in Kim’s memory will be held, during which athletes will be served "Damti" falafel as part of a connection to Kim's story, "Kim, like all of us, was born into the Damti family dynasty, which began making falafel back in 1969, when our grandmother established a fresh & delicious Yemeni falafel shop, in the heart of Gedera," says Emily, Kim's sister - "My father has been making falafel here ever since, and we children have been continuing in his path." After her discharge from the IDF, Kim worked in the family business for about five months, to save money for the ‘big trip’, and was even behind the idea of opening a new branch. "Before October 7, construction began on a new shopping complex in Moshava Gedera, and when Kim saw it, she told our brother, Daniel, that this was an opportunity to open another branch, because after all, we are falafel lovers from birth. When we called to inquire and mentioned the words "falafel Damti," there was enthusiasm on the other side, and when the new branch was opened, we decided that it would be dedicated to her memory," Emily added. "Today, anyone who enters this branch feels her in every corner. She is the force that gives us the strength to make falafel." Her family says that Kim was a bright and talented girl who studied in a class for gifted students, played the piano, played basketball as a child, served as a simulator instructor in submarines, and especially loved the sea and sunsets. “The bullet that hit Kim, hit us too” said her sister Emily. “After Kim was murdered it was very difficult for us to return to work for several months, and to this day we are still traumatized, but we cannot let Hamas win. I always say that there are people who take a Cipralex pill and we take a falafel pill." Now, two and a half years after her murder, her family wants to continue telling Kim's story to the younger generation, through the special tribute that will be held in her memory at Maccabiah. It moved us very much when we were approached to commemorate Kim, who played a significant role in the Young Maccabi movement here in Gedera. She was the branch coordinator when she was in 12th grade and led youth for years," Emily says - "But when we were approached, we felt that the commemoration was very respectful, because it was part of her way of life. I would like the athletes who are exposed to Kim's story to take with them the understanding that the path is no less important than the result, and her desire to do good wherever she goes, and to also remember that we have no other country." Maccabiah Chairman Assaf Goren said: "The Maccabiah connects young Jews from all over the world, but this year is also an opportunity to connect them to the personal stories of young people whose lives were cut short too soon and whose legacy continues to live on through the people they loved and through the values they left behind." Translated by Google. Sourced from Ma’ariv, June 10, 2026 (link to original article in comments).