Ireland’s Bond Dilemma with Israel | Belfast News
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Ireland’s Central Bank is caught in a legal and political firestorm over Israel’s bonds, despite not selling them locally — the EU’s rules still designate Ireland as the official home base. Governor Gabriel Makhlouf insists they’re following the law, but the controversy is heating up as the bank prepares to review compliance again in September. With bond marketing highlighting Israel’s military actions in Gaza, critics accuse Ireland of complicity, while the Tánaiste pushes the EU to revise regulations. Potential next steps include shifting issuance to Luxembourg, issuing bonds under €1,000 to bypass Irish approval, or forcing a new review — all while the bank remains the gatekeeper for legal compliance.
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