Elections

Israel election campaign update

February 7, 2019 | Ahron Shapiro

In an update to our January 11 blog kicking off Israel’s election season ahead of polling day on April 9,…

Australian women’s march rallies set an example for the US

January 30, 2019 | Sharyn Mittelman

The focus of the Australian Women’s March rallies is something which could inspire the US Women’s March, Inc. which has been embroiled by controversy and infighting.

Rafah

The ABC’s unhealthy coverage of Gaza’s antibiotic resistance problem

January 17, 2019 | Allon Lee

An ability to differentiate genuine news from propaganda is a basic skill required of journalists – whether you work for…

Israeli Paralympic swimmer Inbal Pezaro (Razi Livnat/Wikipedia)

Will Malaysian PM Mahathir get away with victimising Israeli Paralympic swimmers?

January 16, 2019 | Mirah Teichtahl & Naomi Levin

As expected, Malaysia’s recycled Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad has resumed his Israel-hating ways, this time taking out his bigotry on, of all people, paralympic swimmers.

Palestine is currently competing in the Asian Cup in the United Arab Emirates.

A real political football

January 11, 2019 | Naomi Levin

How has a situation arisen where the football teams of two neighbouring populations play in different continental competitions? Simple: boycotts.

(Source: The Knesset)

Understanding Israel’s chaotic election campaign: AIJAC’s guide to the fast-changing political scene of recent weeks

January 11, 2019 | Mirah Teichtahl

AIJAC’s quick guide to recent political developments in Israel

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Settlements growth decreases, but not in the eyes of Peace Now, AP

January 10, 2019 | Ahron Shapiro

On January 4, The Australian published a highly speculative and misleading AP article touting claims by the Israeli anti-settlement NGO Peace Now…

IUVM

The International Union of Virtual Media: The Long Arm of Iranian Propaganda

December 21, 2018 | Oved Lobel

The full extent of the IUVM has likely yet to be uncovered, but it has already proven far broader and more dangerous than initially believed.

Defence Minister of Syria, Iran and Russia.
Photo: Tasnim News Agency

Iran strengthened by Syria withdrawal and Mattis resignation

December 21, 2018 | Naomi Levin

Two significant developments out of the United States will have likely have implications for Middle East – including Israel’s – immediate and long-term security. Most importantly, they are likely to leave a dangerous space that will be perfect for Iran to fill.

Dr. Meimanat Hosseini-Chavoshi

Australian falls victim to Iranian crackdown on foreign dissidents and hostage-taking

December 10, 2018 | Oved Lobel

Aside from international terrorism, hostage-taking appears to be one of the Islamic Republic’s primary modes of interacting with the civilised world.

IHRA

A matter of definition: Why the IHRA working definition of antisemitism has become more important than ever

December 3, 2018 | Mirah Teichtahl

A new CNN survey has once again put antisemitism into the news headlines. According to the survey of 7000 people across seven European countries, as many as 25% of Europeans have traditional antisemitic attitudes.

(Photo: AFP)

ABC gets Lebanon border wall story completely backwards

November 29, 2018 | Oved Lobel

Turning a story about Israeli defensive measures against organisations sworn to its destruction and a complex issue like Ghajar into a story principally about alleged Israeli aggression and occupation – without speaking to a single Israeli –  is sadly all too typical of much recent Middle Eastern coverage by the ABC.

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