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AIJAC thanks Australian government for principled stance at UN

June 14, 2018

AIJAC National Chairman Mark Leibler AC and Executive Director Dr Colin Rubenstein AM today wrote to Foreign Minister Julie Bishop to express AIJAC’s “sincere appreciation for Australia’s principled stance at the UN General Assembly by voting in favour of the US amendment to the unbalanced motion on Israel…

AIJAC writes to the ABC asking it to explain the lack of coverage of Gaza rocket attacks

AIJAC writes to the ABC asking it to explain the lack of coverage of Gaza rocket attacks

June 5, 2018

The Australia/Israel & Jewish Affairs Council (AIJAC) has written to ABC Managing Director Michelle Guthrie asking her to explain the ABC’s glaring lack of coverage of the biggest rocket and mortar attacks launched by Hamas and Islamic Jihad on Israel since the 2014 war.

Letter: Israel Defending Itself

Letter: Israel Defending Itself

June 5, 2018 | Jamie Hyams

Avner Gvaryahu, the Executive Director of Breaking the Silence, describes the Gaza border riots as an “unarmed protest” (Canberra Times/The Age/Sydney Morning Herald), “‘Don’t be afraid to shoot'”, May 31).

AIJAC applauds government's principled vote against UNHRC resolution which predetermined Israel's guilt

AIJAC applauds government’s principled vote against UNHRC resolution which predetermined Israel’s guilt

May 22, 2018

AIJAC applauds the principled stand the Australian Government took in opposing the one-sided anti-Israel resolution to set up an inquiry into the violence in Gaza at the UN Human Rights Council (UNHRC) last week.

AIJAC calls opening of US Embassy in Jerusalem "a bold act of American leadership which corrects a gross historical injustice"

AIJAC calls opening of US Embassy in Jerusalem “a bold act of American leadership which corrects a gross historical injustice”

May 15, 2018

The move of the US Embassy to Jerusalem yesterday was a bold act of American leadership which corrected a gross historical injustice which left Israel as the only nation in the world effectively disallowed from choosing its own capital.

AIJAC welcomes US President Trump's announcement of US withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal

AIJAC welcomes US President Trump’s announcement of US withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal

May 9, 2018

The Australia/Israel & Jewish Affairs Council welcomes US President Donald Trump’s announcement that the United States will withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal, with the hope that this decision signals the beginning of a new era of negotiations and sustained diplomatic efforts to put into place new and better arrangements to thwart Iran’s dangerous nuclear ambitions.

AIJAC condemns antisemitic claims by PA President Mahmoud Abbas

AIJAC condemns antisemitic claims by PA President Mahmoud Abbas

May 3, 2018

The Australia/Israel & Jewish Affairs Council (AIJAC) has condemned antisemitic statements made by Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas in a speech on Monday.

Former IDF spokesperson to speak in Melbourne

Former IDF spokesperson to speak in Melbourne

April 30, 2018

AIJAC, in partnership with UIA, is proud to present former IDF spokesperson Lt. Col. Peter Lerner in Melbourne.

AIJAC's Israel 70th Anniversary statement

AIJAC’s Israel 70th Anniversary statement

April 19, 2018

The 70th anniversary of Israel’s independence is a time to celebrate the incredible achievements of the Jewish State in such a short period, and also to reflect on the challenges ahead.

Having survived its troubled genesis, being invaded from all sides, much subsequent violence and diplomatic adversity, and, until recently, a lack of natural resources, Israel nonetheless thrives and prospers.

AIJAC's full statement to the Australian regarding Sydney University BDS petition

AIJAC’s full statement to the Australian regarding Sydney University BDS petition

April 13, 2018 | AIJAC staff

Here is the full statement AIJAC provided to the Australian’s Sian Powell for the story she was writing on a BDS petition at Sydney University, which appeared today and featured excerpts from our statement:

“This is getting tiresome. It seems that every time Israel is attacked, and forced to defend itself, certain academics at Sydney University take it upon themselves to criticize not the terrorist group Hamas, responsible for the problem, but reiterate their long-standing, destructive demands for boycotts of Israel….”

 

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