Pro-Palestine protests in Dublin

The transcript discusses Ireland's position on the UN Security Council regarding Israeli settlements in the West Bank, deemed illegal under international law. It highlights the legal and political challenges faced by the Irish government in addressing these issues. The text condemns Israeli actions in Gaza, drawing parallels with South Africa's apartheid era, and stresses the need for sanctions and actions rather than mere condemnation to effect change.

What actions does the speaker suggest should be taken against Israeli settlements?

What does the speaker imply about the role of the European Union and America in the context of the discussed issues?

How does the speaker compare the situation in Israel to the past actions against South Africa?

What is the speaker's view on the effectiveness of merely condemning actions without taking further steps?

According to the speaker, what is necessary for Israel to realize the international community's stance on their actions?