Hezbollah supporters in Melbourne (Screenshot)

Hezbollah demonstrations are a threat to Australian society

October 2, 2024 | Justin Amler

Over the past weekend, dozens of protestors in Melbourne and Sydney, waved Hezbollah flags and displayed photographs of assassinated Hezbollah terror chief, Hassan Nasrallah.

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Hezbollah, not Israel, is the enemy of the Lebanese people

October 1, 2024 | Oved Lobel

Hezbollah, not Israel, is the enemy of Lebanon and Lebanese sovereignty and is grossly violating multiple elements of international law, not least by its indiscriminate, unprovoked attacks on Israelis that sparked the conflict.

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Want to stop an Israel-Hezbollah war? Look to Teheran

September 30, 2024 | Bren Carlill

Restoring calm across the Israel-Lebanon border requires the international community to accept something about which it has long been in denial: Iran is fighting a cold war with the West. Hezbollah-Israel fighting is merely proxy warfare.

Anti-Israel protestors outside the Great Synagogue in Sydney (image: X/@DrewPavlou)

A Kafkaesque time for the Jewish people

September 27, 2024 | Rabbi Ralph Genende

Antisemitism should matter to all Australians… The failure of religious leaders, politicians and people of good conscience to loudly condemn the desecration of a synagogue space or the violent invective against Jews – from city councils to protest rallies, from schools to shopping centres – is dangerous. For while it may begin with the Jews, it certainly won’t end with them.

Foreign Minister Senator Penny Wong at the United Nations, New York (image: United Nations/screenshot)

Deplorable vote undermines our national interests

September 24, 2024 | Colin Rubenstein

The Australian Government’s deplorable decision to abstain, and not oppose, last week’s UN General Assembly resolution demanding Israel completely pull out of the West Bank and Gaza within one year, completely undermines Australia’s long-standing bipartisan policy of supporting a negotiated Israeli-Palestinian two-state peace.

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Letter: All Israeli citizens have equal democratic rights

September 23, 2024 | Jamie Hyams

Louise Adler writes much about her education (“Things I’ve learnt you can’t ask about Israel”, September 21). It’s unfortunate that education didn’t extend to the real reasons for the lack of Israeli/Palestinian peace…

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer outside Downing Street (Image: Shutterstock)

The world condemns Israel because it wants to ignore the evil of Hamas, Hezbollah and other terror groups

September 17, 2024 | Justin Amler

Somehow, 11 months later, much of the world seems incapable of telling the difference between a terror group that slaughters children and a sovereign state that tries to save them — a terror group whose own charter calls for the destruction of the Jewish State.

Wikipedia's logo in Arabic, the pieces of which changed to the colours of the Palestinian flag due to the Israel-Hamas War (Image: Wikimedia Commons)

Wikipedia has an antisemitism problem

September 16, 2024 | Aviva Winton

Wikipedia has decided that the allegation of genocide in Gaza is now a fact, once again igniting controversy as content is manipulated to target Israel

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Living with a bomb bag: A mother’s perspective on Jewish life after 7 October and the death of six young Israelis

September 9, 2024 | Tammy Reznik

So my daughter’s birthday wasn’t a night of drinks and revelry. Rather she, along with millions of Israelis, spent that weekend anxiously awaiting Iran’s promised “reprisal” attack, and I spent it some 13,000 kilometres away, in a sleepless daze, glued to the “red alert” app which tracks rocket attacks

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The UN continues to ignore Israeli victims of terrorism

September 5, 2024 | Justin Amler

The United Nations is unable to see Israelis as victims of terrorism and Palestinians as perpetrators of these attacks. For them, the October 7 attacks never seemed to have occurred – only Israel’s response to them.

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

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