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Dr Daniel Pipes to speak in Melbourne, Sydney

Feb 23, 2018

Dr Daniel Pipes to speak in Melbourne

AIJAC, in partnership with its co-sponsors, is pleased to present a top US writer and commentator in Melbourne and Sydney:

 

 

Dr. Daniel Pipes

 

President of the Middle East Forum, the Taube distinguished visiting fellow at the Hoover Institution of Stanford University and the author of several books on the Middle East. His website DanielPipes.org is one of the most accessed sources of specialised information on the Middle East and Islam.

 

 

Winners and losers in a fractured Middle East

 

 

 

Melbourne

AIJAC

Tuesday 27 February 2018 at 8:00 pm

BETH WEIZMANN COMMUNITY CENTRE 
 306 HAWTHORN ROAD, SOUTH CAULFIELD

Admission: $8 ($5 concession) 

Enquiries: AIJAC – 03 9681 6660

Sydney

Also appearing will be James Morrow, Opinion Editor of the Daily Telegraph

AIJAC

Thursday 1 March – 8:00 pm

THE CENTRAL SYNAGOGUE
 15 BON ACCORD AVENUE, BONDI JUNCTION

Admission: $10 ($5 concession)

Enquiries: AIJAC – 02 9360 5415

 

 

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