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Pro-Palestinian protesters confronted Joe Biden during his visit to Trinity College Dublin.
Joe and Jill Biden visited the college for a ceremony where Hunter Biden received an award for public discourse. Reports said protesters threw milk or other objects toward the departing group, and Irish police arrested at least two people.
What the reports agree on
- Joe and Jill Biden visited Trinity College Dublin for a ceremony honoring Hunter Biden. BBC Top Stories, Newsweek
- Hunter Biden received an award for public discourse. BBC Top Stories, Al Jazeera, Newsweek
- Pro-Palestinian protesters gathered during the visit. BBC Top Stories, Al Jazeera, Newsweek
- At least two people were arrested, according to reports citing Irish broadcaster RTÉ. BBC Top Stories, Newsweek
- The reports linked the protest to Joe Biden's support for Israel. Al Jazeera, Newsweek
Where reports differ
- Al Jazeera reported that protesters threw milk toward Joe Biden; Newsweek described milk cartons and other objects thrown toward Biden and his family. Al Jazeera
- BBC Top Stories said RTÉ reported that people moved forward and threw objects as the family left, without specifying milk. BBC Top Stories
Reported by one outlet
- Joe and Jill Biden also met Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin, who said they reflected on Joe Biden's Irish roots. BBC Top Stories
- The visit had not been announced in advance. Al Jazeera
- Protesters chanted “blood on your hands,” and some carried Palestinian flags. Newsweek
- Hunter Biden was convicted of gun and tax crimes in the United States in 2024 and was later pardoned by his father. BBC Top Stories