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An unprecedented summit highlights a changing Middle East
As recently as June 2020, none of the UAE, Bahrain or Morocco had diplomatic relations with Israel. What happened at the historic meeting held in Sde Boker – the homestead and final resting place of Israel’s visionary first Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion – is part of a dramatic regional realignment.
Read MoreAl Jazeera employees openly barrack for the terrorists attacking Israeli civilians
Approving of the terror attacks against Israeli civilians were the social media accounts of high profile employees of the jewel in the Qatari media crown, Al Jazeera – amongst them repeat offenders when it comes to flouting the norms of journalistic standards and openly supporting terrorism.
Read More‘Al-Aqsa in danger’: The libel fomenting the current Jerusalem violence
April 18 saw the first rocket launched into Israel from Gaza in four months, as clashes between violent Palestinian gangs and Jerusalem police continued for a third day near the Al-Aqsa Mosque and along the Temple Mount in Jerusalem.
Read MoreACMA decision on “Q+A” demonstrates need for new independent, external body to hold ABC to its code of conduct
The Australia/Israel & Jewish Affairs Council is very disappointed at the decision by the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) to dismiss complaints from AIJAC and others about the episode of the ABC TV program “Q+A” which aired on May 27, 2021.
Read MoreIranian cyberattacks on Israel are unsophisticated, but remain a constant and serious nuisance
Iran continues to demonstrate that, while it lags far behind other adversaries like Russia, China and North Korea in cyberspace, it still has the capacity to be a major nuisance in this sphere.
Read MoreTerror wave reaches Tel Aviv
The number of Israelis killed in the latest terror wave has increased to 13 after a shooting attack outside a pub in central Tel Aviv on Thursday night (April 7) claimed two lives.
Read MoreAIJAC condemns Tel Aviv nightclub attack
The Australia/Israel & Jewish Affairs condemns the latest murderous attack in Tel Aviv, which left two innocent civilians dead and eight others wounded, four of whom are fighting for their lives.
Read MoreIsrael’s ruling coalition has lost its majority. Now what?
The surprise announcement on Wednesday morning, April 6, in Israel by Coalition Leader Idit Silman of Prime Minister Naftali Bennett’s own Yamina party that she would leave the Coalition (but remain a Member of Knesset) means that the Government of Bennett and Alternate Prime Minister Yair Lapid no longer has a parliamentary majority. Both the…
Read MoreElection campaign marred by swastikas, as MPs in various states consider ban
An unfortunate trend that emerged during the 2019 federal election campaign seems set to remain a regrettable hallmark of the 2022 federal election campaign.
Read MoreAIJAC welcomes NSW Government’s announcement of plans to introduce a bill criminalising public display of Nazi symbols
AIJAC welcomes the announcement by NSW Attorney-General Mark Speakman that the Government is committed to introducing a bill that criminalises the public display of Nazi symbols.
Read MoreThe global delegitimisation campaigns against Israel and how to combat them – Olga Deutsch
AIJAC ‘In Conversation’ with Olga Deutsch, Vice President of NGO Monitor.
Read MoreIsrael faces new terror wave and considers how to respond
Within the span of one week, the Islamic State (IS) claimed two attacks inside Israel, the deadliest inside the Green Line since June 2016, when Palestinian terrorists inspired by IS conducted a so-called “lone wolf” mass shooting in Tel Aviv.
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