An Irish citizen and his family who escaped from Gaza went straight to a protest against Israel’s war against the territory as soon as he arrived at Dublin Airport yesterday.
An Irish citizen and his family who escaped from Gaza went straight to a protest against Israel ’s war against the territory as soon as he arrived at Dublin Airport yesterday. Ibrahim Alagha and family arrived back in Ireland and after greeting relieved relatives the father-of-three headed for the protest. His brother Abdullah told the Irish Sunday Mirror that they thought they might never see Ibrahim and his family again. He said: "We were so worried.
We thought we might never see them again but we never gave up hope. READ MORE - Emily Hand's family and friends hold vigil on birthday of Irish girl held hostage in Gaza "We were so relieved to see them come though. Everyone was so excited to see them. "We just cried when we saw them. We couldn’t believe they were here. They had been through a terrible time. "Ibrahim went straight to the demonstration. "He wanted to take part to show his support. He felt he had to do it." Mr Alagha and his three children, Sami, eight, Eileen, four, and little Omar flew into Dublin Airport yesterday afternoo
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