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11:32Now PlayingBarry was kidnapped by the IDF hours after this interview was published.
In this powerful interview, member of the Irish Parliament Barry Heneghan speaks from aboard the Freedom Flotilla to Gaza, explaining his decision to take part in the international effort to break Israel’s blockade of Gaza. As humanitarian aid ships sail toward the besieged territory, Heneghan outlines his personal motivations, his fears of potential detainment by the IDF (Israeli Defence Forces), and his call for global solidarity with the Palestinian people.
Heneghan describes how the siege of Gaza has turned a humanitarian crisis into what he calls “a moral emergency,” and why Ireland’s historic solidarity with oppressed peoples drives him to act. He warns that participants could face violence or arrest from Israeli forces, but insists that silence in the face of collective punishment and genocide is not an option.
This interview explores what the international community, including the European Union and the United Nations, must do to hold Israel accountable for its violations of international law and to end the suffering of Palestinians in Gaza. Heneghan also reflects on Ireland’s role in advocating for human rights, peace, and justice in the Middle East, and on the growing global movement demanding a ceasefire and an end to the occupation.
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