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Gaza extremists in Ireland

The barbaric Hamas rape and massacre of Israelis of 7 October 2023 triggered:

A massive war between Israel and Gaza.
A massive growth in hatred for Israel worldwide, especially in Ireland.

As a result of its demented hatred of Israel, the FG/FF Irish government started letting Islamic extremists from Gaza into Ireland, laying the foundations of decades of trouble for Ireland.

The Gaza extremists let into Ireland include the following.

Zak Hania

Zak Hania was let into Ireland in May 2024.
He is a cousin of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh (assassinated by Israel in July 2024).
The Irish media said in June 2024 that Zak Hania just "lost 10 members of his family" in an airstrike. But they did not even do basic research to find out this was Ismail Haniyeh's family. See "Sister of Hamas chief Haniyeh, 9 others said killed in IDF strike in Gaza", Times of Israel, 25 June 2024.
Zak Hania was invited to speak at DCU in Oct 2024, where he declared he was "proud" of his cousin Ismail Haniyeh.
Why was this man let into Ireland?

Abubaker Abed

Gaza "journalist" Abubaker Abed was let into Ireland in April 2025.
David Collier profiles him in July 2024, and shows he is a supporter of terrorism. His whole family supports Hamas.
He celebrates Iranian rocket strikes on Israel, 13 June 2025.
Cambridge cancels Palestinian speaker who celebrated Hamas attacks
Why was this man let into Ireland?

Abubaker Abed on 7 Oct 2023 celebrates the 7 October massacre.
He incorrectly claims these are prisoners freed from Ashkelon prison.
Search other things he said after 7 October.

Hamas terrorist supporter Abubaker Abed on 8 Oct 2023 refers to "our freedom fighters".

Abubaker Abed on 29 Dec 2025 says: "Israel must be wiped off the planet."

Asad Abu Sharkh

Asad Abu Sharkh was involved in the Hamas "March of Return" Gaza fence riots of 2018-19.
In 2024, he gave a speech in Dublin praising Yahya Sinwar, leader of Hamas.
Why was this man let into Ireland?

Asad Abu Sharkh gives a speech in Dublin praising Yahya Sinwar, leader of Hamas, after Israel killed him, Oct 2024.
He openly mourns Yahya Sinwar ("Abu Ibrahim"). He pays tribute to "the Palestinian hero Executive Commander Abi Ibrahim".
This is a translation. See original. From here.

Heba Almaqadma

Heba Almaqadma was let into Ireland in 2025 to study.
Here she is supporting 7 October.
Why was this person let into Ireland?

Heba Almaqadma supporting 7 October.
From here.
See her other appalling tweets that week.

Abdulruhman Ismail

Hamas supporter Abdulruhman Ismail was let into Ireland apparently in Dec 2025.

Abdulruhman Ismail on 29 Dec 2025 expresses his support for Hamas spokesman Abu Obaida.

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