Israel's Finance Ministry has moved the registration of non-tradeable Israeli government bonds from Ireland to Luxembourg, after Irish authorities raised sharp questions about the designation for the money, even suggesting it could be linked to "genocide."
Israel's Finance Ministry has moved the registration of non-tradeable Israeli government bonds from Ireland to Luxembourg, after Irish authorities raised sharp questions about the designation for the money, even suggesting it could be linked to "genocide."
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Israel moves EU approval for diaspora bond to Luxembourg from Ireland amid Gaza protests
Ireland calls out the genocide in Gaza while profiting from Israeli war bonds. That’s why I’m joining the flotilla | Naoise Dolan
Pro-Palestine protesters in Ireland, Northern Ireland call for boycott of Israeli goods
