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AIJAC’s Jeremy Jones speaks on ABC Radio on Harmony Week, Racism and Multiculturalism in Australia

March 24, 2021

AIJAC’s Jeremy Jones discusses COVID-19, racism and multiculturalism with Sandra Moon on ABC Murray Goulburn and Gippsland during Harmony Week.

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AIJAC’s Ahron Shapiro discusses the Israeli election on ABC NewsRadio

March 23, 2021

AIJAC’s Ahron Shapiro was interviewed by Glen Bartholomew on ABC NewsRadio on the eve of the Israeli election, March 23.

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AIJAC’s Jeremy Jones discusses Interfaith Dialogue and Far-Right Extremism on ABC Radio

March 17, 2021

AIJAC’s Jeremy Jones discussed Interfaith dialogue and Far-Right extremism with Fiona Parker on ABC Radio Central Victoria on 15 March 2020.

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Iran crosses line between hostage and prisoner

March 11, 2021 | Naomi Levin

It is very clear Iran’s repressive and grotesque regime makes a practice of taking foreigners such as Moore-Gilbert and the others hostage to use as bargaining chips, extracting hefty concessions from other governments, mostly Western, to release them.

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AIJAC’s Jeremy Jones Talks on State and Federal Measures to Deal with Extremism and Terrorism

March 3, 2021

AIJAC’s Jeremy Jones interviewed on ABC NewsRadio about the expected banning of publicly displayed Nazi symbols like swastikas as well…

The International Criminal Court appears determined to take on non-member states defending themselves from terrorism (Credit: UN Photo/Rick Bajornas)

ICC recognising Palestine creates setback for Middle East peace hopes

February 23, 2021 | Allon Lee

At a time when Arab states are seeking to end the wider Arab-Israeli conflict, the International Criminal Court earlier this month handed the Palestinian Authority the ammunition it needs to prolong the seemingly interminable Palestinian conflict with Israel.

To their credit, Biden’s team is focussing on Iran’s non-nuclear activities, but not with the right diplomatic tools (Credit: Wikimedia Commons)

The Biden Administration needs to build on US Mideast achievements

February 22, 2021 | Colin Rubenstein

President Joe Biden’s inauguration brought with it a sea change in American politics, and the new Administration is plainly eager to revise the policies of former president Donald Trump. Yet the new Administration would be well advised to try not to throw the baby out with the bathwater when establishing new policies.

JCPOA talks in Vienna, 2015 (Photo: Dragan Tatic, Wikipedia Commons)

Mess in the Middle East

February 9, 2021 | Oved Lobel, Tzvi Fleischer

Iran is playing a dangerous game of nuclear chicken with the incoming Biden administration, attempting to panic them into immediately lifting sanctions and re-entering the badly flawed Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) nuclear agreement without amendment.

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What we can expect from President Biden

January 22, 2021 | Ahron Shapiro

Much has changed since Biden spoke with the autonomy of a senator, particularly the increasing volume of Israel critics among Democrats. Therefore, Biden’s underlying attitudes towards today’s Israel are not altogether clear.

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The Biden Administration’s challenge on Iran

January 19, 2021 | Jamie Hyams

If Biden intends the JCPOA to prevent Iran obtaining nuclear weapons, and to moderate its other rogue behaviour, he needs to first insist that Iran return to full compliance with the deal, and then significantly renegotiate or expand it.

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History’s lessons vital to counter extremism

January 18, 2021 | Sharyn Mittelman

THE recent shocking events at the US Capitol have underlined how extremists around the world are promoting racist conspiracy theories, recruiting online and trying to provoke “race wars” — and helped cause the violence we saw in Washington. Meanwhile, Australian security agencies continue to warn about the growth of far-right extremism here.

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Beware Turkey’s normalisation noise

January 7, 2021 | Oved Lobel

Absent concrete Turkish concessions or a substantial change in the regional situation, no Israeli interests can be served by humouring Erdogan’s outreach or indulging Turkey’s progressively more appalling demands and activities.

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