Palestinian booksellers’ arrests by Israeli police prompt outcry
A representative of Ireland’s Embassy in Tel Aviv was among a diplomatic presence from at least nine countries attending the booksellers’ court hearing on Monday. A post on the Embassy’s X page called the raid and arrests “an attack on freedom of expression and fundamental democratic values”.
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