Presbyterian minister tells Belfast rally: 'Inshallah Palestine will be free from the river to the sea!'

Petrol prices: Northern Ireland drivers getting a better deal at the pumps than those in England and Wales says RAC

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Subscribe              Oct 30, 2023           Have you considered subscribing to the News Letter? You can help us to continue to bring you the news and comment that matters to you. You can cancel anytime you want, though we hope you won't https://www.newsletter.co.uk/subscriptions           Presbyterian minister tells Belfast rally: 'Inshallah Palestine will be free from the river to the sea!'           A Presbyterian cleric has told a rally in central Belfast that "Palestine will be free, from the river to the sea".                 Petrol prices: Northern Ireland drivers getting a better deal at the pumps than those in England and Wales says RAC           Maud Kells funeral: Missionary was a 'Northern Irish national treasure'           Reconciliation needed before unification suggests ​Irish deputy premier Micheal Martin           Victims' organisation SEFF honoured by Spanish victims' collective           Chapter Chat: Tom Elliott reflects on his time as Fermanagh Royal Black county grand master           Speaker at a pro-Palestine rally in Londonderry says ​'We understand living under occupation'           Prayers said in south Armagh for teenager critically injured in road collision           LIVE Traffic & Travel: Amber warning alert - Fourth rain warning issued for Northern Ireland               'Our strength needs to be that whatever happens in football, we never give up and we keep on repeating'     Belfast Giants match postponed following tragic death of Nottingham Panthers forward Adam Johnson                           Letter: We need to know why the IFA backed Casement Park stadium over Windsor Park             Andrew Bonar Law is an often unheralded but key figure in history of Northern Ireland     Editorial: No-one is making the case against the wave of strikes in Northern Ireland and rest of UK     Owen Polley: A revived Stormont is more likely to go for populist policies than to do things such as boost the economy                 View more news

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