Trinity College Dublin Commits to Divestment from Israeli Firms Following Student Protests

The decision, influenced by a week-long student encampment, includes cutting ties with companies involved in occupied Palestinian territories.

Trinity College Dublin agrees to full divestment from three Israeli companies listed by the UN, maintaining a contract with one until 2025.
The university's decision follows intense student protests, mirroring actions seen globally amidst the Gaza conflict.
Financial impacts from the protest include significant revenue losses and waived fines for the student union.
Trinity College plans to offer eight educational slots to students from Gaza, enhancing its support for Palestinian students.
A new taskforce will review Trinity's academic exchanges with Israel, aiming for further policy adjustments.