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Afghanistan’s ISKP remains primarily a regional threat for now
It may well be that my 2021 assessments on ISKP’s future will eventually turn out to be correct. Yet for now, just over two years since the US withdrawal, the Taliban crackdown is mostly keeping the group in check and there still seem to be enough intelligence sources in and around Afghanistan to disrupt any plots – if any concrete plots, as opposed to aspirations, even exist – directed at the West.
Read MorePalestinians declare war on main benefactor UNRWA over required pledge not to discriminate
UNRWA’s stellar record of support for both Palestinian welfare and Palestinian political demands counted for little two weeks ago when the Palestinian Authority (PA), Hamas and many other Palestinian civic and religious organisations declared war on UNRWA.
Read MoreMorocco and Israel: A disaster underscores how the Abraham Accords have changed the region
Israel and Morocco have a unique relationship that, thanks to the links forged by Morocco’s once extensive Jewish community, has roots dating back thousands of years, but was only converted to full diplomatic relations a few years ago.
Read MoreAfter over 7 months of silence, Government rejects nearly all Senate recommendations on Iran
Just why the Australian Government continues to refuse to coordinate with its allies when it comes to sanctions on Iran, and is content to self-evidently lag behind other nations in its statements and actions, remains a mystery.
Read MoreNSW Parliament pays tribute to AIJAC’s Jeremy Jones, OBM
“Jeremy Jones was that rarest and best of leaders. He led not just by position but also by example. He was a genuinely good man who showed us by his professional life and also by his personal life how we can all live best together, with understanding and respect.”
Read MoreAIJAC welcomes Federal Court judgment in Brighton Secondary College antisemitism case
AIJAC has welcomed the Federal Court judgment, released today, in Kaplan v State of Victoria – a case launched by five Melbourne Jewish students claiming that were not protected by Brighton Secondary College against years of antisemitic bullying
Read MoreAIJAC welcomes announcement of additional Australian sanctions on Iran
AIJAC welcomes the Australian Government’s recent announcement of targeted sanctions against seven Iranian officials and entities involved in domestic human rights abuses
Read MoreSept. 2023 IAEA report: Iran lies and edges even closer to nuclear weapons
Attempts to present a positive spin on the Agency’s latest findings about Iran’s nuclear weapons program amount to nothing more than a smokescreen.
Read MoreIs UNESCO Going to Erase Jewish History From Another Israeli City?
UNESCO is supposed to be a body that preserves the cultural history of the world. Yet by furthering and facilitating the Palestinian agenda of erasing Jewish history from the Land of Israel, UNESCO is not only failing in its mission, but completely subverting it by participating in the corruption and falsification of history itself.
Read MoreIsrael and PNG: A relationship built upon faith
After some months of anticipation, Papua New Guinea (PNG) opened its embassy in Israel’s capital Jerusalem on September 5, with visiting PNG Prime Minister James Marape declaring it a “milestone moment” for the Christian-majority South Pacific nation.
Read MoreAIJAC “utterly devastated” by the passing of our colleague Jeremy Jones
Everyone at AIJAC is utterly devastated by the passing today of our beloved, widely admired and respected colleague Jeremy Jones, after an extended illness which he fought with great courage.
Read MoreOrganised crime, police crisis fuel Arab murder epidemic in Israel
A leadership body representing Israel’s Arab communities called a “state of emergency” and a general strike on September 5 to protest intra-Arab violent crime, murders and assassinations, which have soared to unprecedented levels this year.
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