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A very impromptu video. The Nova exhibition shared a post inviting Kneecap to see their exhibit, one that honours the innocent victims of a brutal massacre, among them an Irish-Israeli girl. Irish people online have, to the tune of thousands, sneered at this invitation. They are collectively mocking this... initiative that seeks to humanise murdered civilians. What does it say when Irish society celebrates a music group that wrote ‘solidarity with the Palestinian struggle’ as the bodies of the October 7th victims were still being counted, yet expresses utter contempt for an exhibition that attempts to give these victims dignity? What does it say when Irish society pontificates that this group is ‘on the right side of history’ as they praise a neo-Nazi, all while viciously targeting a woman for calling this out? It is time for the ‘silent majority’ to speak up. Because, as it stands, you are complicit in this hatred and extremism continuing to take hold here. Náire. That is how I feel being Irish these days. Shame.show more

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tuathghríosachvor 1 Jahr

You have an English accent. And you’re Jewish. The Irish are Gaels, and you aren’t one.

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Dan Przygodavor 1 Jahr

I went to the Nova exhibition when it came to LA and it was profoundly moving.

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Rachel Moisellevor 1 Jahr

🙏🏼

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Samwell 🤟vor 1 Jahr

While this is besides the point I’d like to say that you’ve single handedly redeemed the image of the Irish for me, a Jew in the west, as you’re a fervent supporter of Israel and Jews worldwide despite your countrymen being the complete opposite.

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JoeKobavor 1 Jahr

I get it You're biased because Jewish people died You think by raising the dual nationality of a victim that will inspire a bias in the Irish Unfortunately 4u not everyone is biased and even less so when they've watched kids being slaughtered for 18 months

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Rachel Moisellevor 1 Jahr

I am simply calling for empathy for murdered civilians. That is it. That does not mean one cannot have empathy for innocent Palestinian victims equally.

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Daithí O Lioncáinvor 1 Jahr

Oh piss off

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Rachel Moisellevor 1 Jahr

I wish you peace.

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Vestigaliberalvor 1 Jahr

You hear all kinds of explanations for Ireland’s ‘ambivalence’ towards Hitler in WW2 but the truth is they hate Jews and the British and so support all who also hate Jews and in the case of Hitler, the British so now they like Hamas Nazis and celebrate their monstrous acts

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Bernard Castlevor 1 Jahr

The barbaric Hamastinians could just free the hostages … ?

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