Mass protest in Tel Aviv (Image: X/ Twitter screenshot)

Heartbreak has turned to rage in Israel: Can Benjamin Netanyahu survive the biggest challenge to his rule?

September 3, 2024 | Ran Porat

The demonstrations mark a new low in the relationship between large segments of the Israeli public and their elected government, which now seems beyond repair. So, how will Netanyahu respond?

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Mass protests in Israel: Ran Porat on ABC Triple J radio

September 3, 2024 | Ran Porat

So the mass protest, people being fed up with what they see as political maneuvers slowing down or even blocking possible agreement with Hamas because of Netanyahu’s insistence on various issues of the negotiations

Marwan Barghouti in court, 2004 (Image: Isranet)

Letter: Nothing Like Mandela

September 3, 2024 | Allon Lee

Marwan Barghouti is neither a “political prisoner” nor the “Palestinian Nelson Mandela” as the article “Can Palestine ‘Mandela’ end crisis in Gaza?” (Sept. 2) implied.

Six Israeli hostages murdered by Hamas in recent days (Image: YouTube screenshot)

Hostage rescue attempts reflects the values we share with Israel

September 3, 2024 | Justin Amler

Last week, Qaid Farhan al-Qadi, an Israeli Bedouin hostage was saved by IDF Special Forces, because Israel values every life. But a few days later, six hostages were murdered by Hamas, because Israel’s enemies embrace murder, death and destruction.

Ismail Haniyeh, killed in Teheran on July 31; Fuad Shukr, killed in Beirut on July 30 (Image: X/ Twitter)

What could be the retaliation after a Hamas official was killed on Iran soil?: AIJAC guest Behnam ben Taleblu on ABC Radio

August 23, 2024

AIJAC guest Benham Ben Taleblu, Senior Iran Analyst at the Foundation for Defence of Democracies, spoke to Patricia Karvelas

Israeli Olympic medallists Artem Dolgopyat, Tom Reuveny and Sharon Kantor (Image: X/ Twitter)

A Team of Heroes

August 19, 2024 | Justin Amler

In the shadow of the Israel-Hamas war that began on October 7 with Hamas’ genocidal attack, this was never going to be just another Olympic Games for the Jewish State.

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Doctors without Borders badly needs to heal themselves

August 15, 2024 | Greg Rose

MSF’s treatment of the Muhammad Al-Wadiya incident is emblematic of its troubling broader politicisation, which includes overt anti-Israel activism over many years that is in no way related to its core humanitarian aid mission.

Aftermath of Hezbollah rocket fire attack on a school playground in a druze town of Majdal Shams, 29 July 2024 (Image: Roman Yanushevsky/ Shutterstock)

Iran’s patronage of Hamas, Hezbollah threatens global stability

August 13, 2024 | Ahron Shapiro

The common denominator between Israel’s July 31 targeted killing of Hezbollah chief of staff Fuad Shukr and presumed assassination of Hamas political bureau chief Ismail Haniyeh in Teheran, and the devastating killing of 12 Druze children on the Golan Heights four days earlier by a Hezbollah missile, is Iran

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Ismail Haniyeh assassination: Where to next for the Middle East?

August 6, 2024 | Ran Porat

A cluster of assassinations, or targeted killings, initiated by Israel in recent weeks directed at key members of the pro-Iranian network of terror proxies in the Middle East, is expected to soon lead to further escalation in the ongoing regional war raging there since 7 October.

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“Pro-Palestinian protests” are actually the opposite

July 31, 2024 | Justin Amler

The uncomfortable truth about the demonstrators is that many have been indoctrinated into a cult of extremism.

UN headquarters in New York (Image: Viktor_IS / Shutterstock)

The UN continues to fail the world

July 31, 2024 | Justin Amler

To this day, the UN still cannot bring itself to condemn Hamas or its terror attacks that caused the biggest loss of Jewish life in a single day since the Holocaust.

Ultra-Orthodox groups say the latest conscription bill could bring “disaster” to their way of life (Image: Shutterstock)

Why ultra-Orthodox opposition to serving in the Israeli army is the most significant threat to Netanyahu’s government

July 30, 2024 | Ran Porat

The current war in Gaza – as well as the heightened tensions with Hezbollah in recent days – have made clear an urgent need to increase the size of the Israeli army. But the crisis surrounding the army service exemption for ultra-Orthodox youth is more than a political, economic or even moral issue.

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