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A new coalition against Iran

May 6, 2024 | Colin Rubenstein

For years, Iran has been orchestrating a vast plan to encircle Israel militarily and attack it constantly – openly saying this is intended to destroy Israel by 2040. Teheran’s ability to hide behind the proxies it finances, trains, arms and largely controls, with impunity for this blatant aggression, should now end. 

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Gaza protests not driven primarily by human rights concerns

May 3, 2024 | Oved Lobel

No encampments were set up across the world to protest the wars in Syria and Sudan, where so many more innocent Arab civilians died. And no other conflict has aroused the rabid passion and hate displayed against Israel, including Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

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It’s Time to Stop the Latest Pandemic of Hate

May 3, 2024 | Colin Rubenstein

Nobody is saying that the right to protest shouldn’t be upheld, but only in keeping with laws and university regulations. That must include the right of Jewish students to attend classes without intimidation and fear – and this is not currently happening.

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Antisemitism is the Same Old Story

May 3, 2024 | Justin Amler

The continuing inability of political and university leaders to show moral courage and emphatically call this violent hatred out has emboldened the demonstrators to such a degree that the protests continue to grow in strength and numbers, and the only people who seem to be “moved on” by police for their own “safety” are Jews

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Ignoring UNRWA’s problems will only condemn future generations of Palestinians

May 2, 2024 | Justin Amler

UNRWA remains a serious problem, and by ignoring and whitewashing the evidence of its collusion with Hamas, future Palestinian generations will continue to be condemned to an education indoctrinated with hatred and violence rather than peaceful coexistence.

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Israel-Iran conflict: Its origins explained, and what could happen next

April 22, 2024 | Ran Porat

For now, fears of escalation appear to have been eased. However, lurking in the background is the ongoing progress of the regime in Tehran towards acquiring a nuclear weapon. The 13 April Iranian attack on Israel offered yet further proof that Israel cannot allow Iran to build such weapons. Jerusalem can be expected to act to prevent this outcome, one way or another.

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Emboldened Iran is still seeking nuclear capacity

April 18, 2024 | Colin Rubenstein

Only by resuming pressure on Iran to stand down its nuclear weapons program, including restoring a credible threat that no measures will be off the table if Tehran does not comply, can the world prevent the world’s most dangerous regime from arming itself with the world’s most dangerous weapons.

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Move to recognise Palestine comes at the worst possible time

April 16, 2024 | Ahron Shapiro

Bestowing recognition to a Palestinian state before the Palestinians agree to peace with Israel through negotiations would always violate the Oslo Accords and be inherently counterproductive. However, coming in the middle of a war initiated by the Palestinian terror group Hamas, the timing for even considering such a step couldn’t be worse.

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Iran’s unprecedented attack on Israel was a strategic miscalculation. Can all-out war now be averted?

April 14, 2024 | Ran Porat

his unprecedented multi-front attack on Israel constitutes a de facto declaration of war and marks the first direct assault against Israel from Iranian soil. However, despite the scale of the operation, it appears to be a tactical failure.

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Contemplating ‘a return to Zion’ in the face of antisemitism

April 14, 2024 | Tammy Reznik

The Australian landscape has definitely shifted for its Jewish citizens, and it is unsurprising that a substantial number of Jews from “down under” have moved to Israel since the start of the war.

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