Ireland urges Israel to end operations in southern Lebanon and honors peacekeepers
September 25, 2026 | United Nations, International
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Tishuk recalled that Irish soldiers have served with distinction in UN peacekeeping in Lebanon since 1978 and praised peacekeepers' courage and sacrifices. He said Israel must withdraw its military presence from southern Lebanon and end its operations there, and he condemned Hezbollah's attacks on Israel as actions that must cease immediately.
He welcomed the Secretary-General's report on the future of peacekeeping and urged collaborative work with partners to adapt UN peacekeeping capabilities for current challenges.
He welcomed the Secretary-General's report on the future of peacekeeping and urged collaborative work with partners to adapt UN peacekeeping capabilities for current challenges.
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