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Ramaphosa commends Ireland for principled stance on Israel-Gaza war

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By Akani Nkuna

President Cyril Ramaphosa has commended Ireland for its “consistent principled position” in condemning the ongoing Israel war in Gaza, while advocating for international solidarity, saying such was key to ending the brutal conflict.

President Cyril Ramaphosa joined by Prime Minister Micheál Martin signs the distinguished visitor’s book during his official Visit in Ireland. Photo: The Presidency/X

“There is growing global consensus that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza and that the world must unite to end the conflict. We are encouraged by Ireland’s decision to recognise the Palestinian State as a vital part of a just and enduring peace. International solidarity is now more essential than ever,” said Ramaphosa.

Ireland formally recognised the State of Palestine in 2024. This year, myriad other countries – including Western ones such as France, Canada, Luxembourg, Belgium and the United Kingdom, did the same.

Ramaphosa was speaking during a luncheon hosted

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