Irish Foreign Minister, Simon Coveney, will be travelling to Israel after raising concerns over illegal settlement construction, as well as the blacklisting of six Palestinian human rights and civil society groups as terrorist organisations. It will be the foreign minister's fifth trip in the last four years and his first since Israeli Prime Minister, Naftali Bennett, took office in May, reported The Jerusalem Post. "During this visit, I will meet with a range of Israeli and Palestinian political leaders, representatives of UN agencies and civil society," said Simon Coveney. "I will speak clearly and frankly about negative trends, including violence,...
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