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Professor Efraim Inbar on Sky News’ APAC channel

February 5, 2016

AIJAC guest Professor Efraim Inbar spoke at The Sydney Institute on 1 February.

His speech on “Israel’s Politics Today” will be broadcast on Sky News A-PAC, Australia’s Public Affairs Channel (Channel 648 on Foxtel and their website), at the following times:

  • Friday 5 February at 6pm
  • Saturday 6 February at 10:15am, 3:25pm and 8:30pm 
  • Monday 8 February at 6am 

(NB – It is advisable to check the TV guide as sometimes there are minor changes to the broadcast times.)

Alternatively, an audio podcast of Inbar’s talk can be listened to here.

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