Iran: facade on nukes crack

January 9, 2007 | AIJAC staff

With weak UN sanctions passed over Iran’s illegal nuclear program late last month, Teheran appears to have lets its guard slip a bit in a recent news conference.

Olmert and Abbas/ Peace Prospects

January 5, 2007 | AIJAC staff

On Dec. 23, Israeli PM Olmert held a long-anticipated meeting with PA President Mahmoud Abbas and discussed both a prisoner exchange deal and some Israeli concessions arguably designed to strengthen Abbas in the increasingly violent Hamas-Fatah clashes.

The Execution of Saddam Hussein

January 3, 2007 | AIJAC staff

The end of year hiatus in Updates witnessed a number of events which invite comment and analysis – not least the continuing conflict and kidnappings in the Palestinian territories and the passage at last of long-discussed (but very limited) UN sanctions on Iran’s nuclear program.

RECENT POSTS

Screenshot 2025 04 28 At 4.42.35 pm

AIJAC saddened by the passing of Rabbi Shalom Coleman

Screenshot

Australia’s Antisemitism crisis: AIJAC Executive Manager Joel Burnie addresses AJC Global Forum

Trump, Netanyahu and their teams at their last-minute summit on April 7, which Netanyahu had expected to be focused upon tariffs, but ended up being about Iran (Image: Whitehouse.gov/ Flickr)

Trump’s Iran gambit catches Israel off guard

Quality of life: Nahalat Benyamin street, Tel Aviv (Image: Boris B/ Shutterstock)

Scribblings: Happy, but no accident

A large part of the New Left adopted the secular anti-Zionism of the PLO, and then later absorbed the antisemitism common within political Islamism (Image: Shawn Goldberg/ Shutterstock)

Essay: Fading towards Fascism

SORT BY TOPICS