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• Category: AIJAC Live Online
  • AIJAC Live Online with Ehud Ya’ari
  • How the Palestinians could reassure Israelis that they really want peace
  • Why the Abraham Accords are potentially good for the Palestinians
  • What Israel should be doing about the Palestinian territories
  • AIJAC Live Online with Brig. Gen. (res) Yossi Kuperwasser
  • AIJAC Live Online with Dr. Jonathan Schanzer
  • AIJAC Live Online with Yuval Rotem
  • AIJAC Live Online with Anna Borshchevskaya
  • Gaza Conflict 2021: Hamas, Israel and Eleven Days of War – Jonathan Schanzer
  • Assessing the Bennett-Lapid Government and prospects for 2022 – David Horovitz
  • Morocco, Israel and the Jewish World: A New Era of Relations
  • Iran: Is There a Plan B? – Behnam Ben Taleblu
  • The 2001 World Conference Against Racism & the Challenge of Antisemitism Today – Prof. Irwin Cotler & Dr. Karen Mock
  • Australia’s Performance in a Challenging and Changing World – Alexander Downer
  • Implications of the Afghanistan Disaster – Michael Rubin
  • Gaza, COVID and Iran: The Key Challenges for Israel’s New Government – Ehud Yaari
  • Antisemitism in 2021 – Dave Rich
  • Iran, Hamas and Hezbollah: The growing drone and rocket threats to Israel – Dr Seth Frantzman
  • Israel’s Next Government: Domestic & International Challenges – Ehud Yaari
  • The Palestinian Case Against Hamas – Bassem Eid
  • Israel under Fire: A review of the current situation – Amb. Dore Gold
  • From Trump to Biden: Shifting Policies Towards the Middle East – David Schenker
  • Assessing the strategic relationship between Australia & Israel: An insider’s view – Dr Mike Kelly
  • Israel Has Voted: What Now? – Shmuel Rosner
  • Israel’s Forthcoming Elections: An Insider’s View – Ehud Yaari
  • Trump to Biden: The Middle East and US Policy – Elliott Abrams
  • Biden, the Middle East & Beyond: Knowns and Unknowns – Danielle Pletka
  • The View from Israel: COVID, Elections & the Biden Administration – Einat Wilf
  • Why Antisemitism is Rising in America – Holly Huffnagle
  • Israel’s Looming Election: Implications at Home and Abroad – Haviv Rettig Gur
  • Following the Money Trail: Insight into the Funding of Terrorism and Antisemitism – Olga Deutsch
  • The Biden Administration and the Challenge of a Rogue Iran – Mark Dubowitz
  • The US elections: Views from the Middle East – Ehud Yaari
  • The US election aftermath: Implications for the Middle East and more – Robert Satloff
  • Israel’s changing security environment – Maj. Gen. (ret.) Yaakov Amidror
  • Bridging the Gulf – UAE Ambassador Abdulla Al Subousi
  • 20 years on from the Second Intifada – Herb Keinon
  • Israel, world Jewry and the fight against antisemitism – Michal Cotler-Wunsh
  • The Iranian nuclear crisis and the US election – Behnam Ben Taleblu
  • Jewish-Muslim Relations and Arab-Israeli Peace – Rabbi David Rosen
  • US presidential elections and the Middle East – Clifford May
  • Mapping Hezbollah’s worldwide activities – Matthew Levitt
  • The campaign to delegitimise Israel within international institutions – Prof. Gerald Steinberg
  • Power Struggles: Energy Wars in the Middle East – Simon Henderson
  • Danielle Pletka – Trump vs Biden: The Future of US Foreign Policy
  • The Middle East: Meltdowns and Mayhem – Dr Jonathan Spyer
  • Antisemitism in the British Left – Joan Ryan and David Hirsh
  • Emily Schrader: Social media is a hotbed of antisemitism – what can we do about it?
  • David Harris: A conversation on defending Israel and fighting racism
  • Eran Lerman – Israel’s decision time: The Trump Plan, Iran and regional power struggles
  • Former Indonesian VP Jusuf Kalla: The pandemic, China, Israel, the US and Australia
  • Sarit Zehavi: Northern Exposure – Israel’s Greatest Threat?
  • Michael Rubin – Can Iranian and Turkish regional ambitions survive COVID-19?
  • Yossi Kuperwasser: The New Antisemitism and the Threat to Israel’s National Security
  • Walter Russell Mead – Who will lead the post-pandemic world?
  • Dr Einat Wilf – Pandemic, the Palestinians and peace prospects
  • Ehud Yaari on Israel’s new National Emergency Government
  • Jonathan Schanzer: Iran’s aim is to complete the Shi’ite crescent and surround Israel
• Category: Australia/Israel Review
  • Surviving Bondi
  • The scene of the crime
  • After Bondi
  • A historic crossroads for Iran
  • Essay: Transformed by war
  • In Memoriam
  • The tyranny of Palestinian public opinion
  • Biblio File: Hiding in plain sight
  • The hate files
  • The key to the future of the Middle East
  • Biblio File: Learning from catastrophe
  • Is the Lebanon-Israel ceasefire deal doomed?
  • A jihadist goes to the White House
  • Cine File: The day Israel stopped breathing
  • Biblio File: The “X” Factor
  • Europa Europa: Auntie-dote required 
  • AIR New Zealand: Pro-Palestinian protests cross a line 
  • Washington Heights: Speaking out of school
  • Asia Watch: An emerging divide
  • Editorial: Disarmament blues
  • Media Matters: Failing Marks at the ABC
  • Indispensable?
  • Waiting on Gaza
  • Scribblings: Aid will never be enough
  • Keeping Faith: Energy amidst agony
  • Essay: Antisemitism – What everyone needs to know
  • Remnant of resistance
  • Biblio File: Was Israel an “Imperialist” creation?
  • “Speaking with clarity”
  • Keeping Faith: Swept away – Life inside an avalanche
  • Cinefile: Terror after terror
  • Media Matters: Starved for Balance – The ABC’s coverage of Gaza’s famine claims
  • Washington Heights: Relationship troubles – The anti-Israel evolution of the US Democratic party
  • UNIFIL’s end
  • Asia Watch: Downward trend
  • AIR New Zealand: “Not Yet and Not Until” – debating Palestinian statehood 
  • Australia’s extremists in full flight
  • Biblio File: Stony Ground
  • Of famine, facts and fraud
  • Europa Europa: “Enormous domestic pressure”
  • How human rights are weaponised against Israel
  • After the Strikes
  • A September of suspense
  • Scribblings: The UN’s “500 trucks” – a lie that won’t die
  • Editorial: The implications of Iranian attacks upon Australia
  • Nine reasons premature recognition would be bad for Palestine
  • Biblio File: Israel and the pathologies of the West
  • Scribblings: Interpreting Hamas’ casualty numbers
  • “Gideon’s Chariots”
  • Israel now on the Road to Damascus? 
  • The Hamas deportation solution
  • A rough end to “Rough Rider” in Yemen
  • Deconstruction Zone: Stop quoting the UN
  • The Last Word: South Africa to Australia and back again
  • Editorial: A new chapter
  • Noted and Quoted – June 2025
  • Trump’s landmark visit to the Gulf
  • Asia Watch: Dashed hopes
  • AMUST and the Dural caravan hoax
  • Europa Europa: Singing amidst the ruins
  • Netanyahu lays out his vision for war’s next stages
  • Fringe Failure
  • Behind the News – June 2025
  • Media Microscope: The Lie of the Land
  • Trump’s Iran gambit catches Israel off guard
  • Scribblings: Happy, but no accident
  • Essay: Fading towards Fascism
  • Inside Israel’s new “Morag corridor” in Gaza
  • AIR New Zealand: Indigenous activists take on the Israel haters
  • Media Microscope: Deal or dill of the century?
  • Does Abbas finally have a successor?
  • The Last Word: Reflexive Wisdom
  • Deconstruction Zone: Even Hamas’ data disproves genocide lie
  • Asia Watch: Strutting the stage
  • Please heed the call of Gazans
  • Noted and Quoted – May 2025
  • Behind the News – May 2025
  • Green extremes
  • Editorial: After three momentous years
  • Essay: The Politics of Hatred
  • Iran: Moving beyond diplomatic delusions
  • The Last Word: One Story
  • Marching toward controversy and division
  • Europa Europa: Going to extremes
  • The agonising hostage dilemma 
  • Scribblings: 75 Years
  • Noted and Quoted – April 2025
  • Asia Watch: A feud and its fallout
  • Biblio File: Broken dreams
  • Israel weighing temporary occupation of Gaza
  • Iran’s unloved revolution and the bomb
  • Quantifying the Jewish campus calamity
  • Israel’s three objectives
  • Media Microscope: Explosive revelations
  • Minorities in the shadow of Syria’s new Islamist regime 
  • Behind the News – April 2025
  • Deconstruction Zone: “Where was the world?”
  • Back into Gaza?
  • Editorial: Disruption, uncertainty & opportunity
  • Essay: “Gaza shall be forsaken”
  • Israel’s judicial reform battle flares again 
  • The Last Word: The Tale of Esther in 2025 
  • Scribblings: The PA’s solution for Gazans
  • Hamas’ war on “collaborators”
  • Deconstruction Zone: The PA: UNRWA is a political organisation
  • Media Microscope: Unhinged on UNRWA 
  • Hamas’ “victory” narrative 
  • Biblio File: Trump’s shot at Mid-East peace #2
  • Asia Watch: Balancing Act
  • Qatar, Trump and Gaza
  • Debating hate in Canberra
  • AIR New Zealand: Anti-Israeli ‘hotline’ prompts call for official action
  • Noted and Quoted – March 2025
  • Shifting the diplomatic landscape
  • Behind the News – March 2025
  • Hamas’ comeback plans
  • Editorial: Antisemitism will be on the ballot
  • The lamentations of Assad’s Australian admirers
  • Trump’s UNRWA conundrum
  • How Hamas survived 15 months of war 
  • The Last Word: Mixed emotions
  • Media Microscope: Hostage to Hamas
  • Israel and Turkey – a new battleground?
  • Six critical weeks for Netanyahu
  • Trump versus Teheran?
  • Can the PA reform enough to rule Gaza?
  • Scribblings: Hollywood in Gaza
  • Noted and Quoted – February 2025
  • Biblio File: Secret soldiers of the Hidden Imam
  • Asia Watch: An uphill battle
  • Europa Europa: The Legacy of a Fascist
  • How Hamas sees the ceasefire deal
  • Behind the News – February 2025
  • A sliver of hope; an abyss of hatred
  • Deconstruction Zone: It’s not a “deal”
  • Out of the darkness
  • Editorial: Ceasefires and their purpose
  • With Assad gone, what’s next?
  • The toon boom since October 7
  • 50 years of history with the AIR
  • Scribblings: Does war only breed more radicalisation?
  • Biblio File: The ideology that says Israel’s existence is genocide
  • The Last Word: Light from the embers
  • Europa Europa: The political rinse cycle
  • UNGA pains
  • Media Microscope: Burnt offerings
  • ICC’s accusations against Israel are unfounded 
  • Can the Lebanon ceasefire hold?
  • Deconstruction Zone: Amnesty International and Balaam’s talking ass
  • Asia Watch: The usual suspects
  • A week – and fifty years
  • Noted and Quoted – January 2025
  • Behind the News – January 2025
  • A region transformed
  • Toward another fifty years
  • Editorial: From crisis to crisis
  • An empire of perpetual suffering
  • The consequences of Australia’s Mideast policy shifts since October 7
  • Trump and the Middle East
  • Lebanon: Optimism and obstacles
  • The Last Word: Abrahamic angst and aspirations
  • Media Microscope: Resolutionary change
  • AIR New Zealand: Rising antisemitism in NZ is ignored
  • Biblio File: Blind man’s bluff in Iraq
  • Qatar obfuscates over Hamas
  • Asia Watch: Among friends 
  • Essay: “We don’t have another people”
  • Noted and Quoted – December 2024
  • The view from Teheran
  • A guide to Trump’s advisers and first cabinet picks
  • Scribblings: UNRWA hysteria
  • Deconstruction Zone: What Doc Evatt could teach Penny Wong 
  • Trump 2.0
  • Behind the News – December 2024
  • Editorial: The second Trump Administration
  • Truth and Untruths about UNRWA 
  • End of “The Occupation”
  • Securing a better post-war future for Lebanon
  • Biblio File: The failures, the heroes and the blood: The literature of October 7
  • Media Microscope: A day that will live in infamy
  • Interview: Getting Gaza wrong
  • Europa Europa: “Never Again” has become conditional
  • Deconstruction Zone: Questions I can’t answer
  • What do the Lebanese think?
  • Unhappy Anniversary in Canberra
  • Noted and Quoted – November 2024
  • Asia Watch: Same old problem
  • The Last Word: Lessons of a year of war
  • Cine File: The day the music died
  • Sydney Sheikh holds hateful vigil mourning Nasrallah
  • Hamas’ command centres in schools 
  • How weakened is Hezbollah?
  • Behind the News – November 2024
  • Scribblings: Recalling Hezbollah antisemitism
  • Battle for the North
  • Editorial: Ending the “Ring of Fire”
  • A strategic game changer
  • Preventing the West Bank from becoming Gaza
  • The Last Word: Beyond this year of shattered hope
  • Philadelphi Story
  • Essay: When Rights groups go Wrong
  • Media Microscope: John’s alternate universe
  • Deconstruction Zone: One year is still too soon
  • AMUST goes nuclear
  • AIR New Zealand: What October 7 exposed
  • Pager explosions hint at strategy shift
  • Noted and Quoted – October 2024
  • Scribblings: What ails journalism?
  • The hostages, the protesters and the PM
  • Behind the News – October 2024
  • October 7 revisited
  • Hamas on the ropes
  • Asia Watch: Changing tides
  • Editorial: After a year of war
  • Iran’s “Ring of Fire” around Israel
  • Hamas now a one-man show
  • The Last Word: Vengeance, retribution and justice
  • Deconstruction Zone: If Haniyeh can be killed, so can Hamas
  • Essay: Wikipedia’s Jewish Problem
  • Media Microscope: Hits and misses
  • Does Iran’s new “reformist” president make any difference?
  • Opposition Leader Peter Dutton makes landmark trip to Israel
  • Biblio File: A mass emigration of criminals
  • Inside Hamas-stan
  • Asia Watch: “Inappropriate” relations
  • Noted and Quoted – August 2024
  • A terrible omen for International Law 
  • Europa Europa: Hate has been winning at the European ballot box
  • Recognising the Problem
  • Wiki-cide
  • Behind the News – August 2024
  • Who was Ismail Haniyeh?
  • Scribblings: UNRWA’s October 7 participants
  • Waiting for war?
  • Editorial: “Escalation” and double standards
  • Essay: The Placard Strategy
  • Deconstruction Zone: The conspiracy trap
  • The Last Word: What is a university?
  • Cyprus and the Hezbollah maritime threat
  • On the frontlines in Israel’s north
  • Bret Stephens on Israel’s War for Survival
  • How to End the War in Gaza
  • AIR New Zealand: Double standards and discomfort on campuses
  • Noted and Quoted – July 2024
  • Government rocked by Court conscription ruling
  • Asia Watch: The Same Old Song
  • Rough Estimates in the Senate
  • Hezbollah’s massive firepower threat
  • Scribblings: The “Indigenous” Palestinians?
  • Iran’s ‘election’ seeks to consolidate regime control
  • Cine File: The Oldest Hatred Down Under
  • Media Microscope: Rough crossing
  • Hamas’ “day after” plans
  • Behind the News – July 2024
  • The Next War?
  • Editorial: After Hamas, Hezbollah?
  • Essay: Anti-Zionism unleashed
  • Does the PA even want to govern Gaza?
  • The Last Word: Alone again, naturally?
  • Israeli politics is feeling a draft
  • Europe Europa: “A World of Hate and Fear”
  • Deconstruction Zone: Israel and the “Forever War”
  • Media Microscope: Injustice is Blind 
  • Can Hamas be defeated?
  • Scribblings: Is enough food entering Gaza?
  • Biblio File: Tale of a true Aussie battler
  • Noted and Quoted – June 2024
  • Rafah resolved – or is it?
  • Asia Watch: Degrees of separation
  • Incentivising terrorists to put civilians in danger
  • Hamas loves dead Gazans
  • Flames lit by Raisi will burn on
  • International law experts question the ICC’s case
  • Behind the News – June 2024
  • Death of a Butcher
  • Editorial: A shift towards lawfare
  • Unwarranted
  • Essay: Redeeming the hostages
  • The Last Word: The iniquity of schadenfreude
  • Demented or just diabolical
  • Rafah: Squaring the circle
  • Biblio File: Navigating the diplomatic labyrinth
  • AIR New Zealand: Grading NZ’s new government 
  • Media Microscope: Beyond all recognition?
  • Sinwar and the Hamas leadership abroad
  • Deconstruction Zone: Citing Hamas’ Gaza casualty claims amounts to journalistic malpractice 
  • Asia Watch: Hypersensitivities
  • How should Israel respond to Iran? 
  • The Coalition of the Malevolent
  • Noted and Quoted – May 2024
  • Ceasefire signalling in the Senate
  • Tragic errors, “distinction” and the laws of war
  • Behind the News – May 2024
  • Scribblings: A “better way”?
  • Why Israel shouldn’t “Take the win”
  • Editorial: A new coalition against Iran
  • Iran opens fire
  • Iran’s attack was a show of weakness
  • The Last Word: Words – Holy and hateful
  • Europa Europa: Empty words
  • Biblio File: The Education of an Editor
  • A plan for Gaza
  • Deconstruction Zone: The political purpose of Hamas’ tunnels
  • Media Microscope: Crossed Lyons
  • West Bank story 
  • The endless crusade behind Four Corners’ “Forever War” 
  • A Gazan’s call for peace and coexistence
  • Essay: The Face of Hamas
  • The battle to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza
  • Asia Watch: All in the timing
  • Scribblings: Palestinian fantasy land
  • Relationship troubles
  • Noted and Quoted – April 2024
  • Numbers do not add up
  • Behind the News – April 2024
  • Editorial: Not about Netanyahu
  • On the Front Line
  • Essay: Militancy over Governance
  • “An absolutely unique form of enemy”
  • Want two states? Build a better Palestinian leadership
  • Media Microscope: Doxx-land
  • Two states talk is hopeless without enforcement
  • Deconstruction Zone: UNRWA is a threat to coexistence
  • President Prabowo: Strongman or responsible statesman?
  • AIR New Zealand: UNRWA and the fury of NZ’s anti-Israel activists
  • The Last Word: Burning bridges or building them? 
  • Sydney Mosque a key centre of extremist preaching
  • Human shields and scapegoats
  • Noted and Quoted – March 2024
  • Asia Watch: At every level
  • ICJ ruling on Israel – baseless and without precedent
  • Behind the News – March 2024
  • Scribblings: What Incitement to Genocide really looks like
  • Biblio File: Clandestine war
  • A “Grand Bargain”
  • Editorial: Don’t throw Hamas a lifeline
  • The morality of IDF manoeuvres in Gaza
  • Stopping the Houthis requires thinking bigger
  • Europa Europa: Upside down in the Hague
  • Eight things to know about UNRWA
  • The Last Word: “Footballing while Jewish” and other crimes
  • Media Microscope: Courting publicity
  • AMUST’s post-October 7 rampage (part 2)
  • “Subverting the Genocide Convention”
  • Deconstruction Zone: Insights from inside Gaza
  • Asia Watch: Personality and popularity over policy
  • Biblio File: Innovation nation at war
  • Noted and Quoted – February 2024
  • South Africa’s miserable arguments at the ICJ
  • Behind the News – February 2024
  • Why “Winning the Peace” looks so hard 
  • Scribblings: Passports, delusions and ethnic cleansing dreams
  • Lessons from 100 days of war for the next 100
  • Hezbollah war threatens as Gaza war declines
  • Editorial: A Question of Security
  • Essay: Misreading “the other”
  • Time to stop the nice words about Qatar
  • The UN since October 7
  • The Last Word: Not Normal
  • Media Microscope: MEAA Too
  • AIR New Zealand: Hamas war leads to sharp rise in antisemitism
  • Is Hamas an “idea”?
  • Deconstruction Zone: How dare pro-Hamas leftists claim to speak for me?
  • “I went through hell”
  • Asia Watch: Trouble at home
  • AMUST after Oct 7: Defending Hamas and antisemitism
  • Noted and Quoted – January 2024
  • With the 36th Division in Shejaia
  • Scribblings: Hamas’ statistics regarding “women and children”
  • Ending the War
  • Behind the News – January 2024
  • A tipping point?
  • Editorial: A sustainable end to the war with Hamas
  • Deconstruction Zone: Witnessing the Horror
  • Essay: Anti-Zionists and antisemitism
  • “Integrated warfare”: The secret to the IDF’s Gaza success 
  • State of War
  • Media Microscope: Rapporteur wrap-up
  • The Last Word: Why they tear down hostage posters
  • Surveying the hate at one pro-Palestinian rally
  • Asia Watch: Collateral damage
  • Journalists without boundaries
  • States of Solidarity
  • Noted and Quoted – December 2023
  • Europa Europa: Hamas’ useful idiots
  • Around the Blockade 
  • Myths and reality regarding Gaza’s hospitals
  • Behind the News – December 2023
  • War, terror and lies
  • Scribblings: Arab-Jewish relations in Israel since October 7
  • Editorial: Ceasefire calls aid only Hamas
  • Can a wider war with Iran and its proxies be prevented?
  • “Too much to bear”: Identifying the remains
  • Media Microscope: The media’s hospital handpass
  • AIR New Zealand: Nightmare at the Museum
  • Essay: An Abuse of History
  • The Last Word: “Not since the Holocaust”
  • Noted and Quoted – November 2023
  • Australian solidarity – and its detractors
  • Personal stories from a day of horror
  • Asia Watch: Across the spectrum
  • Ceasefire calls are both naïve and dangerous
  • Deconstruction Zone: The fallacy of equal condemnation
  • Israel’s mission in Gaza
  • Scribblings: The “moderate” PA reacts to Hamas’ slaughter with cheerleading and antisemitism
  • The coming showdown in Gaza
  • Israel’s blackest day
  • Behind the News – November 2023
  • Editorial: Atrocities demand Hamas’ rule must end now
  • From 1973 to Israel’s next war
  • The Last Word: Jeremy Jones – In Memoriam
  • Essay: Bibi’s seven presidents
  • Biblio File: Unique monument for the “People of the Book”
  • Deconstruction Zone: US outreach vs. Iranian aggression
  • Europa Europa: Inconvenient truths 
  • Iran hostage deal has nuclear implications 
  • Asia Watch: Principle issues
  • Tributes to Jeremy Jones, AM
  • Noted and Quoted – October 2023
  • Oslo’s failure: A Palestinian perspective
  • The Abraham Accords at three
  • Behind the News – October 2023
  • Oslo did not succeed, but what’s the alternative?
  • The lessons of Oslo’s failure
  • Scribblings: Why Mahmoud Abbas says horrible, antisemitic things
  • Oslo at 30
  • Editorial: A year of hope or disaster?
  • Essay: Letter to an American Anti-Zionist
  • Biblio File: Journey toward Dark Truths
  • Deconstruction Zone: Why is there still a refugee camp in Jenin?
  • IDF facing prolonged escalation in West Bank
  • Media Microscope: Reinventing the past
  • Could Saudi-Israeli normalisation lead Jakarta to follow suit?
  • AIR New Zealand: Jewish views on NZ’s bruising election battle 
  • Has Iran suppressed the ‘Hijab Protests’?
  • The surprising Palestinian split on Saudi normalisation
  • Noted and Quoted – September 2023
  • AMUST’s latest anti-Israel conspiracy theories
  • Saudi Arabia’s problematic nuclear “asks”
  • The Last Word: School Days
  • Asia Watch: The Great Divide
  • New Year, new political uncertainty in Israel
  • Behind the News – September 2023
  • Reading the Signs from Riyadh
  • Scribblings: Efforts to confront antisemitism distorted by proponents of an antisemitic conspiracy theory
  • A Parliamentary Preoccupation
  • The Road to Riyadh
  • Editorial: Labor’s “Palestine” folly
  • Biblio File: Half a City
  • Baku to the Future?
  • Essay: “Anti-Zionism” and “Antizionism”
  • Europa Europa: Is my Enemy’s Enemy my Friend?
  • World Court must save itself from politicisation
  • Asia Watch: Politics 2 – Sport 0
  • Noted and Quoted – August 2023
  • How Palestinians view Israel’s judicial reform crisis
  • Deconstruction Zone: The Opposite of “Arbitrary”
  • An Australian-Israeli’s perspective
  • Scribblings: Children’s Stories
  • Media Microscope: Back in the Lyons den
  • “The Jews are behind it!”
  • Hezbollah’s provocations on Israel’s border
  • IDF now in uncharted territory
  • Behind the News – August 2023
  • The Last Word: A Bad “State” of Affairs
  • Age of “Reasonableness?”
  • Editorial: Cooling the Controversy
  • Essay: The Third Rejection
  • Deconstruction Zone: Israel’s Minority Report
  • Appeasing Iran is a Terrible Idea
  • Indonesia’s confusing election campaign
  • Antisemitic party with fascist roots active in Australia
  • Asia Watch: Indonesian politics risks another sports debacle
  • Media Microscope: Labor pains
  • AIR New Zealand: Radio NZ scandal raises spectre of anti-Israel bias 
  • Israel’s Judicial Reform Crisis Reignites
  • Scribblings: Antisemitism and the Palestinian narrative
  • Biblio File: A Revolt that Still Reverberates
  • The Last Word: Vandals of Memory
  • Israel’s worsening Jenin problem
  • Noted and Quoted – July 2023
  • A Deal that Must Not be Named?
  • Behind the News – July 2023
  • In Greenland
  • “Less for Less”
  • Editorial: Slogans and Symbolism versus Common Sense
  • Essay: A New Multifront Strategy?
  • What does Turkey’s election mean for Israel?
  • Israeli politics after “Shield and Arrow”
  • Biblio File: A Bob One Way
  • Europa Europa: Antisemitism is its own thing
  • Persian Paradise Lost
  • Media Microscope: Cheers and Jeers for Israel’s 75th
  • “Quds day” becomes Antisemitism Day
  • Asia Watch: Hot button issues
  • The UN’s “Nakba” misrepresentations
  • Noted and Quoted – June 2023
  • The Last Word: Machine Learning vs. Online Hate?
  • Why Hamas sat this one out
  • Deconstruction Zone: Mahmoud Abbas embraces full-blown rejectionism
  • Behind the News – June 2023
  • A Period of Quiet Ahead?
  • “Iran Needs to Fear Us”
  • Scribblings: An Iron Dome against Gaza civilian casualties?
  • “Shield and Arrow”
  • Editorial: An offensive UN offensive
  • Essay: Before the Holocaust
  • Scribblings: The Secret to Happiness?
  • Biblio File: Battling the Boycotters
  • Sudan’s Civil War endangers peace hopes
  • AIR New Zealand: False Analogies 
  • Ultimate Defiance: The Warsaw Ghetto
  • The Last Word: Defying the Pessimists
  • Media Microscope: Out of Waqf
  • Asia Watch: Aftershocks
  • Israel’s diplomatic achievements at 75
  • Deconstruction Zone: Israel isn’t perfect, but is an example for the region
  • Noted and Quoted – May 2023
  • “Special”
  • Behind the News – May 2023
  • Shoah Remembrance
  • The Lessons of Indonesia’s World Cup debacle
  • Editorial: Iran escalates its multi-front war with Israel
  • Dancing through History – a love story
  • Cinefile: Art or Propaganda?
  • Israel’s first 75 years: 15 Memorable Moments
  • Iranian proxies threaten during Ramadan
  • Europa Europa: Airing the Laundry
  • Behind the News – April 2023
  • Deconstruction Zone: Re-evaluating the Iraq War 
  • Noted and Quoted – April 2023
  • Absent “snapback”, Israel is the last hope on a nuclear Iran
  • Miseducation leads to terror teens 
  • AMUST’s “global Zionism” tropes
  • What’s behind the Riyadh-Teheran reconciliation?
  • The Last Word: Adelaide Writers’ Week’s “Truths”
  • Asia Watch: Playing by the rules
  • Scribblings: “Powerless victims”
  • Media Microscope: Writes and wrongs
  • Israel at 75: A Snapshot
  • 75 Years
  • Reaching a crescendo
  • Editorial: Israel at 75
  • Essay: The “Nakba” Narrative
  • Israel’s Russia-Ukraine dilemma
  • AIR New Zealand: Labour political shakeup kicks off election year
  • Media Microscope: A festive time
  • Biblio File: A Marketing Microscope
  • Asia Watch: Middle Man
  • Deconstruction Zone: Palestinians must confront the violence in our culture
  • “Santa is Satan!”: Aussie preacher
  • Normalisation – an Arab view
  • Herzog forges a new role 
  • Noted and Quoted – March 2023
  • Scribblings: Truth about Palestinian deaths could help stop them
  • Understanding Israel’s settlement announcements
  • Behind the News – March 2023
  • Strike Zone? 
  • The Last Word: Anti-Jewism
  • Herzog’s moment?
  • Editorial: Writers’ wrongs
  • 19th year of a four-year term
  • Europa Europa: Europe’s “Tyranny of Distance” on Iran
  • Biblio File: Master class
  • Interview: Encountering the ‘Imam of Peace’
  • Media Microscope: Views from the Mount
  • The Mission of Gen. Herzl Halevi
  • Yes to reform, but not this one 
  • The Case for the Judicial Reforms
  • Asia Watch: Waiting games
  • Noted and Quoted – February 2023
  • Something very amiss at Maxwell House
  • Netanyahu’s Coalition and the Palestinian issue
  • The Last Word: A grim anniversary
  • The ANZACs in Hebrew
  • Deconstruction Zone: The outrageousness of Temple Mount “outrage” 
  • Matters of Security
  • Scribblings: The numbers game on Palestinian casualties
  • Behind the News – February 2023
  • Courting Controversy
  • Can’t they just compromise?
  • Editorial: Israel’s new government and the “Netanyahu Doctrine”
  • Essay: More than Normalisation
  • An Awakening on Iran’s Ayatollahs?
  • The Last Word: Motion Sickness
  • Europa Europa: A Bridge to an Ugly Place
  • The financial trials of Bezalel Smotrich
  • Australian fans of Iran and Russia at it again
  • Noted and Quoted – January 2023
  • The Abraham Accords and Israel’s new coalition
  • Asia Watch: Whatever it takes
  • “Jews are News” on Twitter – why?
  • Media Microscope: Unlevel playing field
  • Deconstruction Zone: 75 years of self-inflicted injury
  • New Netanyahu-led Coalition taking shape
  • Behind the News – January 2023
  • “Palestine” as World Cup distraction?
  • Scribblings: The Speed of Lies
  • A terrible UN tradition
  • Soccered in?
  • Editorial: When hatred is normalised
  • New Government will confront terror wave 
  • AIR New Zealand: Disinformation report prompts anti-Zionism debate
  • Biblio File: What lurks beneath
  • Media Microscope: All Right?
  • Asia Watch: Slow progress
  • Scribblings: Quantifying the self-harm of “anti-normalisation”
  • More Hate from HT
  • Behind the News – December 2022
  • Jerusalem comes to Canberra
  • Noted and Quoted – December 2022
  • The Last Word: No cause for laughter
  • Deconstruction Zone: UN Courts further shame
  • Essay: To Kingdom Come
  • Myths and Facts about Israel’s Left-Right Divide
  • Ben-Gvir and Israeli Liberal Democracy
  • An Opportunity in Iran
  • A Turning Point?
  • Bibi’s Back
  • Editorial: Australia needs to join the Iran consensus
  • Iran is a winner in Ukraine
  • Essay: A Freedom Struggle
  • A Second Iranian Revolution?
  • Europa Europa: The Terms of Association
  • Noted and Quoted – November 2022
  • Scoring the Lebanon-Israel maritime deal
  • The Last Word: Motion sickness
  • Asia Watch: Restore from backup?
  • Behind the News – November 2022
  • Scribblings: Thinking of the victims of Iranian regime brutality
  • Understanding the rise of Itamar Ben Gvir
  • Media Microscope: In Reverse
  • Deconstruction Zone: Why there is no Palestinian state 
  • The parties and their prospects
  • To Bibi or Not to Bibi
  • Editorial: Canberra missteps as Israel goes to the polls
  • Deconstruction Zone: The Joy of Concrete 
  • A successor to Abbas?
  • Biblio File: Gold Meir, Feminist?
  • Two years of transformation
  • Essay: A Clash of Worldviews
  • AIR New Zealand: Activist ire over IHRA
  • Mergers, splits and deals in Israel’s poll run-up
  • An Australian preacher’s homophobic rant 
  • Noted and Quoted – October 2022
  • The 125 year struggle over “Zionism”
  • Asia Watch: Distant friends
  • The Last Word: The “On Dit” affair
  • Media Microscope: In a fix
  • Contending with Teheran’s terror plots
  • Behind the News – October 2022
  • Scribblings: A scandalous World Cup
  • Buzzwords of Bias
  • Queen of the Jews?
  • Editorial: Theodor and Abraham
  • The New Normal
  • Essay: A Sad Legacy
  • Noted and Quoted – September 2022
  • The Last Word: Lower Education
  • “GIMC” – A hateful gimmick for extremists
  • Europa Europa: When in Rome…
  • A Stark Choice
  • Behind the News – September 2022
  • Iran vs. the Palestinian people
  • Asia Watch: Gathering pace
  • Media Microscope: Hits and misses
  • Talking Turkey
  • How Iran gets away with murder
  • Scribblings: Doubling down on disaster
  • JCPOA 2.0?
  • Dawn Breaks
  • Editorial: Striking a terrible bargain
  • Countering the emerging Russia-Turkey-Iran alliance 
  • Asia Watch: Indonesia and the Ukraine crisis
  • Bilio File: Busting myths
  • A Biden error on refugees
  • Europa Europa: Post-Brexit, Post-Boris Britain
  • Essay: Storm damage
  • Farah News: Hate springs eternal
  • Noted and Quoted – August 2022
  • Hezbollah’s calculated gamble over gas rights
  • Election #5 in Israel: A preview
  • The Last Word: Defying definition
  • Deconstruction Zone: Forget the JCPOA, what about the NPT?
  • Mr. Putin goes to Teheran
  • Media Microscope: Between Jerusalem and Riyadh
  • Why Biden’s Jerusalem Declaration matters
  • Scribblings: Give War a Chance?
  • Behind the News – August 2022
  • A Middle Eastern NATO?
  • We chanted ‘death to Israel’
  • Editorial: Two Mideast Visits
  • Essay: Israel looks East
  • Does Mahmoud Abbas finally have a successor?
  • Polls suggest yet another deadlocked election
  • Deconstruction Zone: A UN Commission’s war on Israel
  • Noted and Quoted – July 2022
  • Will elections affect Israel’s Iran strategy?
  • AIR New Zealand: Fighting back
  • Netanyahu’s last shot?
  • Asia Watch: Staying the course?
  • Bilio File: Israel’s last literary lion
  • The Last Word: Two Forums and a Public Hearing
  • Scribblings: A refugee consensus?
  • Who is Yair Lapid, Israel’s likely new interim PM?
  • Media Microscope: Making a statement 
  • Behind the News – July 2022
  • Conspiracy theories, antisemitic tropes and half-truths
  • The Verdict in the el-Halabi/World Vision case 
  • Anatomy of a dissolution
  • Human Wrongs
  • Editorial: The Legacy of an Experiment
  • How Arab rulers undermined a Palestinian state
  • Biblio File: The Treasure of the Jews
  • Does Hezbollah’s election setback matter?
  • Deconstruction Zone: It doesn’t matter who killed Shireen Abu Akleh 
  • Al-Quds Day at a Sydney Mosque
  • Essay: Diplomatic Delusions
  • Asia Watch: Endless mission
  • Noted and Quoted – June 2022
  • Behind the News – June 2022
  • Capital growth
  • Europa Europa: The “Devil you know” in France
  • The Last Word: Moral leadership
  • A Prisoner’s Dilemma
  • Why refugees could not ‘return’ after the 1948 war
  • Media Microscope: Guilty until proven guilty
  • Scribblings: Don’t confuse me with facts…
  • A terror wave explained
  • The problem with “Nakba day”
  • Editorial: A Vote for Change – and Continuity
  • The Last Word: When praying is a crime 
  • To fight terror, confront its abettors
  • Deconstruction Zone: Ukraine exposes the UN’s fundamental failures
  • Noted and Quoted – May 2022
  • AIR New Zealand: New report prompts debate over antisemitism 
  • Biblio File: An 804-day nightmare
  • Media Microscope: Climate of Controversy
  • Asia Watch: Name recognition
  • Teheran’s Australian propagandists back Putin’s Ukraine war
  • A Concerning Climate 
  • Behind the News – May 2022
  • Essay: Lies we learned about Israel
  • Israel’s improbable Coalition on a knife’s edge
  • Scribblings: A “blood and soil” Mother’s Day
  • Editorial: Maintaining Australia’s democratic legacy
  • Celebrating Terrorism
  • Head to Head
  • Delisting the IRGC would be a boon for terrorism
  • Deconstruction Zone: Could Ukraine’s fate happen in Israel?
  • Media Microscope: From Kyiv to Jerusalem
  • Essay: A True Crime
  • Ukraine war inevitably sparks antisemitism
  • Putin’s war has Mideast countries hedging their bets
  • Europa Europa: Responsible for each other
  • Noted and Quoted – April 2022
  • Myths and facts: The “Ukraine = Palestine” absurdity
  • Asia Watch: Unfinished business
  • The Last Word: Ukrainian Reflections
  • Australian pro-ISIS propagandist: “Allah! Destroy Israel!”
  • A terrible Iran deal, or Plan B?
  • Scribblings: Iron Dome for Ukraine?
  • Behind the News – April 2022
  • Fringe Dwellers
  • Israel and Ukraine: A cautious approach
  • Editorial: Ukraine and the Israel obsession
  • Deconstruction Zone: Amnesty distorts my Arab identity 
  • How to stop Iran’s proxy terrorists
  • Essay: Pakistan’s Proliferation
  • AIR New Zealand: Protests become antisemitism super-spreader events
  • Media Microscope: No Amnesty
  • Israeli gas fuels energetic diplomacy
  • Amnesty International’s “woke racism”
  • Noted and Quoted – March 2022
  • Biblio File: Of Myths and Massacres
  • Asia Watch: Growing Apart
  • The UN’s egregious acts of commission
  • Study reveals stark ignorance on Australia and the Holocaust
  • Can we trust media reporting on a new nuclear deal?
  • The Last Word: A loss of moral clarity 
  • Behind the News – March 2022
  • The motive behind “Apartheid Israel” charges
  • Ukraine’s Jews and the Meaning of Israel 
  • Ukraine’s Jews brace for shortages, antisemitic provocations
  • Scribblings: Amnesty’s democracy “smokescreen”
  • Russian Roulette
  • A Disastrous Deal?
  • Editorial: Rogues Rampant
  • Scribblings: Two weekends of ABC TV news
  • Essay: Chinese Itzik comes to Haifa
  • Europa Europa: The Quest for a Quiet Life
  • A Bibi plea bargain?
  • BDS as a colonialist movement
  • Deconstruction Zone: A new low in UN demonisation of Israel
  • Biblio File: Socialism’s Jewish question
  • Noted and Quoted – February 2022
  • Australian Extremists: “Nuke Israel!”
  • Behind the News – February 2022
  • What legal tools are available to fight BDS?
  • Asia Watch: Sign posts
  • A misguided blame game on Iran
  • Media Microscope: A Pain in the Arts
  • The Last Word: Neighbourhood Bullies
  • The Israel-Apartheid Lie: A Brief History
  • BDS Bullying
  • Unspoken truths in Texas
  • Editorial: Farce at a Festival
  • Essay: Fighting back
  • AIR New Zealand: Maori for Jewish Indigenousness
  • Cine File: The Bystanders
  • The Last Word: Think Good
  • Asia Watch: Squashed out
  • Deconstruction Zone: Has Hamas changed?
  • More Australian conspiracy theories
  • Noted and Quoted – January 2022
  • How Teheran views the nuclear talks
  • The weapons that drive the Iranian regional threat
  • More webinaring with AIJAC
  • Media Microscope: Nuke and Neck
  • Rabat season
  • Scribblings: Martyrdom complex
  • Behind the News – January 2022
  • Mission “Metro”
  • Talking nukes with Teheran
  • Editorial: Hopes for UN reform
  • The road back to Damascus
  • The Harrowing of Mustafa Kadhimi
  • Deconstruction Zone: Sheikh Jarrah shows why Palestinians remain stateless
  • Behind the News – December 2021
  • Noted and Quoted – December 2021
  • Indonesian foreign policy encounters some harsh realities
  • Biblio File: A War Revisited
  • The Last Word: In remembrance of baby Erika 
  • Asia Watch: The Southern question
  • A Pandemic of Holocaust Distortion
  • Europa Europa: A Terrible Ordinariness
  • The Rise and Rise of the Islamic State’s Khorasan Province
  • More Arabic antisemitism and conspiracy theories in Australia
  • Media Microscope: A Matter of Definition
  • The Investigation and the Evidence
  • Scribblings: The big lie about the IHRA antisemitism definition
  • Editorial: A new Mid-East defence network
  • Uncivil Society
  • Why is Iran returning to the negotiating table?
  • Biblio File: A polemic rooted in conspiracy theory
  • Essay: Future Wars
  • Scribblings: Lessons from a non-Jewish victim of antisemitism
  • The Media and the Truth About Iran
  • Noted and Quoted – November 2021
  • More pro-Iranian conspiracy theories out of Sydney
  • Behind the News – November 2021
  • Asia Watch: Gaining ground
  • AIR New Zealand: Anti-vaxxers get ugly
  • The “Plan B” problem
  • Media Microscope: No Smoke, No Fire
  • Israel’s odd coalition and the Arab world
  • The Last Word: A Definition and its Discontents
  • Deconstruction Zone: Durban’s Legacy of Hate
  • Iran’s spinning centrifuges
  • Antisemitism – the fightback
  • Decision time on Iran
  • Editorial: Australian leadership momentum
  • A post-Afghanistan policy for Iran
  • Europa Europa: Janus in Brussels
  • Biblio File: Death becomes them
  • Media Microscope: The Prison Doctor?
  • Essay: Critical Omissions
  • Pro-Iran propaganda on 5 News
  • The Middle East adjusts to US retreat
  • Noted and Quoted – October 2021
  • The Rise of ISIS-K
  • Asia Watch: A waiting game
  • Deconstruction Zone: Islamism’s brutal face on display
  • Behind the News – October 2021
  • The Taliban, the Palestinians, and peace hopes
  • Scribblings: The binational state lie
  • 9/11 anniversaries tell a tale
  • The Last Word: Landscape of Terror
  • Editorial: Towards an “Abraham Alliance”
  • Afghan Aftermath
  • Lebanon: Beyond hope?
  • Media Microscope: You are what you tweet
  • Essay: Inside the Antisemitic Left
  • Biblio File: From State-building to Statecraft
  • Deconstruction Zone: A year later, the Abraham Accords are worth celebrating
  • The Taliban and the global jihad
  • AIR New Zealand: Diplomacy in a time of Pandemic
  • The Last Word: The darkest days
  • Noted and Quoted – September 2021
  • Can Iran be denuclearised?
  • Asia Watch: Shuffling the chairs
  • Behind the News – September 2021
  • Afghanistan didn’t have to end this way
  • Scribblings: Olympian Disdain
  • Iran celebrates US Afghanistan disaster
  • Olympian Heights 
  • Afghanistan’s Winners
  • Virus versus Vaccines
  • Afghanistan Disaster
  • Editorial: Picking up the pieces
  • Condemning antisemitism is no longer allowed
  • Israel’s hopes for Indonesia 
  • Europa Europa: Europe’s Terror-linked NGO Problem
  • The Perils of the “Palestinian Spring” 
  • Noted and Quoted – August 2021
  • Biblio File: Too late on Iran nukes?
  • Essay: Feeding the Future
  • Deconstruction Zone: Ice Cream for Hatred
  • Media Microscope: Can’t Complain
  • Behind the News – August 2021
  • Gaza’s terror camps for kids
  • The price of being a Zionist woman on Twitter
  • Asia Watch: Troll play
  • The Slow Death of Lebanon
  • Scribblings: Denial – a river in “Palestine”
  • The Last Word: Carnival of the Hypocrites
  • From Durban to today
  • Presidents without Precedent
  • Hate wave
  • Editorial: Another Toxic Epidemic
  • Deconstruction Zone: Journalists Against Truth
  • Biblio File: Learning to Count
  • Noted and Quoted – July 2021
  • How Hamas took UNRWA hostage
  • Essay: The Placard Strategy
  • The Massacres of Ebrahim Raisi 
  • AIR New Zealand: A safe haven no more
  • Media Microscope: Bye-Bye Bibi
  • Asia Watch: Another kingpin down
  • Martyrdom Calls and Antisemitism in Australia
  • Behind the News – July 2021
  • Who is Naftali Bennett?
  • The Last Word: Fiction and Lies
  • Iranian regime drops all pretences
  • Like No Other
  • Scribblings: A victory for common sense
  • Editorial: A Government that looks like Israel
  • The Paradoxes of Binyamin Netanyahu
  • Preparing for Hezbollah
  • Essay: The Knock
  • Media Microscope: One Side Now
  • The Last Word: Not Quite Human
  • Teheran’s friends in Australia
  • Asia Watch: Going Viral
  • Iran’s one-man presidential race
  • Noted and Quoted – June 2021
  • Antisemitism rampant
  • What the Biden Administration needs to do now
  • Behind the News – June 2021
  • How to stop Hamas’ re-armament 
  • The glitch in Hamas’ forever war 
  • Deconstruction Zone: A Letter to My Palestinian Brethren
  • Scribblings: The “ethnic cleansing solution” on parade
  • Hamas’ War
  • Editorial: Gaza reveals Iran sanctions relief danger
  • The strategic implications of the China-Iran deal 
  • Biblio File: Star-Crossed Diplomacy
  • AIR New Zealand: Super Fund move raises BDS questions
  • Behind the News – May 2021
  • Media Microscope: Enriched Coverage
  • Asia Watch: Rogue cells
  • Deconstruction Zone: Funding UNRWA harms Palestinians 
  • Essay: Allies of Convenience or Birds of a Feather?
  • Iran’s propaganda organisation in Australia 
  • Noted and Quoted – May 2021
  • AIJAC Zooms On
  • Of Sabotage and Centrifuges
  • The Last Word: Rights and the Far Right
  • Biden must make Iran come clean
  • The Iran-Israel war at sea 
  • The perilous Palestinian elections
  • Scribblings: Happy at 73
  • Catch-’21
  • Editorial: JCPOA not the Endgame
  • Deconstruction Zone: A Pandemic “Light Unto the Nations”
  • Biblio File: Military Campuses
  • The Palestinian elections – according to an IDF expert
  • Media Microscope: Joe’s twin dilemmas
  • Behind the News – April 2021
  • How to vote in a COVID ward
  • Components of a Coalition
  • Noted and Quoted – April 2021
  • Asia Watch: Naming rights
  • A new role for Arab parties in Israel?
  • Essay: Ten Years of Savagery
  • Europa Europa: Courtroom Drama
  • Biden’s Iran policy needs more sticks
  • The Last Word: When Anti-Racism isn’t
  • Four Campaign Backfires 
  • Scribblings: A Story of Success
  • Former hostages unite to confront Iran 
  • Electoral Deja Vu
  • The Thin Red Line
  • Editorial: The Vaccination Nation votes
  • Israel’s least ideological vote
  • Bilio File: His Story, Not History
  • Noted and Quoted – March 2021
  • Israel, the Biden Administration and the JCPOA
  • AIR New Zealand: Concerns over anti-Israel MPs
  • Deconstruction Zone: A Letter to the ICC
  • Behind the News – March 2021
  • Asia Watch: Balancing Act
  • Media Microscope: Courting Controversy
  • Why Israel leads the world in vaccination
  • Campaigning – amid campaign fatigue
  • The Last Word: A timely inquiry
  • Conspiracy theories for kids
  • Scribblings: Fatwa Chance
  • Palestinians also going to the polls – or are they?
  • A Campaign Like No Other
  • Indonesian Jihadism and Abu Bakar Bashir
  • Iran’s game of nuclear chicken with Biden
  • Editorial: Political stability at last?
  • Biblio File: The Life of a Celebrated Mass Killer
  • Deconstruction Zone: What apartheid?
  • Noted and Quoted – February 2021
  • Holocaust Denial at a conspiracy “one stop shop”
  • Behind the News – February 2021
  • Asia Watch: Press pause
  • The Centrality of the Abraham Accords
  • Media Microscope: Taking jabs at Israel 
  • Europa Europa: Jews are second-class citizens in Europe again
  • The Last Word: Patriot Games
  • Scribblings: The vaccine libel as case study
  • Party Time in Israel
  • Going to Extremes
  • Editorial: Biden has much to do
  • Patient Pressure will be key on Iran
  • New Beginning in Washington
  • Biblio File: A Novel Approach
  • Israel, Biden and Iran
  • Implications of the Fakhrizadeh assassination
  • Noted and Quoted – January 2021
  • Media Microscope: Death of a “scientist”
  • Asia Watch: Not Ready Yet
  • AIR New Zealand: Mahuta takes Foreign Affairs reins
  • Deconstruction Zone: A defining problem regarding antisemitism
  • Yet more extremist voices in Australia exposed
  • Scribblings: Cold Peace versus Warm Peace
  • Behind the News – January 2021
  • Essay: UNRWA’s Moment of Truth
  • The Last Word: Numbed by Numbers
  • Biden and the case for Israeli elections 
  • A Peace Resonant with History
  • Is Netanyahu now facing an uphill struggle?
  • Irreconcilable differences
  • Lessons that must not be forgotten
  • Editorial: Israeli democracy and the Biden administration
  • Media Microscope: A Cuppa Joe
  • Biblio File: A Failure of Leadership
  • Noted and Quoted – December 2020
  • Will Biden follow Obama on Iran?
  • Turkey and Pakistan are fanning the Islamist flames
  • Bipartisan support for Israel a winner 
  • Asia Watch: Unwelcome return
  • Europa Europa: Easy Targets
  • Behind the News – December 2020
  • Conspiracy theories in Australia – An Update
  • The Last Word: Justifying Antisemitism
  • Essay: You’re all Israel now
  • Scribblings: Al-Qaeda in Iran
  • Regional peace – View from the UAE
  • Australian Multiculturalism in 2020 
  • Are Israeli worries about Biden justified?
  • Deconstruction Zone: Does Secularism fuel Islamist terror?
  • Biden: His time
  • Editorial: A Time of Transition
  • Media Microscope: Descendants of Abraham
  • The Palestinian split with the Arabs
  • Noted and Quoted – November 2020
  • World of Webinars
  • Proliferation Revelations in the Middle East
  • AIR New Zealand: Labour’s Landslide 
  • Asia Watch: ISIS sneaking back
  • Deconstruction Zone: Why Israelis prefer Trump
  • Facebook heeds Holocaust message
  • Behind the News – November 2020
  • Has the Iranian arms embargo expired?
  • The Last Word: Ex Cathedra
  • Scribblings: The ‘Settlements Killed Two States’ Lie
  • Iran’s “breakout” potential and the US election
  • From Washington to Teheran
  • Essay: Ankara Away
  • Social Problems
  • Editorial: The next US administration
  • Deconstruction Zone: The prerequisite for peace is Israeli power
  • Europa Europa: The Real Arab Spring
  • Arabs: Israel is not our enemy
  • Media Microscope: Arguing with Peace?
  • Noted and Quoted – October 2020
  • Asia Watch: True to form
  • The hateful rhetoric of Hizb ut-Tahrir Australia 
  • Essay: Terror Wave that Reshaped the Nation
  • A Wrestler’s Death and a Regime’s Future
  • Behind the News – October 2020
  • The Momentum of Peace
  • The Last Word: Paradigm Shifts
  • US Conspiracy network comes down under
  • Scribblings: To spite your face…?
  • Indonesia’s careful response to the Abraham Accords 
  • Where Do the Palestinians Go from Here?
  • The New Middle East?
  • Editorial: The End of the Arab-Israel conflict?
  • The “Snapback” Crisis
  • Essay: Who were the Entebbe hijackers?
  • Noted and Quoted – September 2020
  • Media Microscope: The Art of the Deal
  • Deconstruction Zone: The UN and the UAE deal
  • The UN debates a zombie Agreement
  • Ehud’s Mideast insights
  • Asia Watch: Glass half-full, half-empty
  • The Palestinians and the UAE deal
  • AIR New Zealand: A controversial “legacy”
  • UAE-Israel deal challenges Mideast radicals 
  • Behind the News – September 2020
  • The Last Word: “Abject Filth”
  • Is your charitable donation supporting terrorism?
  • Scribblings: The Palestinians’ Islamist messaging on the UAE deal
  • Lebanon’s Curse
  • Editorial: More than Normalisation
  • Israel Energised
  • Out of the blue, a new alliance
  • Pandemic, Pancasila and religion in Indonesia
  • Media Microscope: Much ado about nothing
  • Lebanon’s new ‘Great Satan’
  • Noted and Quoted – August 2020
  • Europa Europa: The New Normal?
  • Asia Watch: The Main Agenda
  • Why the China-Iran deal is concerning 
  • The IRGC is taking over Iran
  • Essay: “As is, Where is”
  • Deconstruction Zone: An Abbas-Hamas realignment?
  • Iran blasts expose regime’s shaky foundations 
  • Behind the News – August 2020
  • Scribblings: A “sea” change?
  • The Last Word: Life Lessons
  • Cine File: Not quite Heaven
  • The world’s loudest silence?
  • “A country in protest”?
  • Editorial: The Iran-China Axis
  • Pandemic Pitfalls
  • A Teheran-Beijing Axis?
  • AIR New Zealand: Electoral considerations 
  • US Syria sanctions put Hezbollah under pressure
  • Media Microscope: States of Confusion
  • Asia Watch: Heavy hands
  • AIJAC in Webinar Land
  • Noted and Quoted – July 2020
  • Missiles can win wars
  • Behind the News – July 2020
  • Treating a Sick Economy
  • Deconstruction Zone: Why history still matters
  • Scribblings: More dancing and singing for terror
  • The apathy of the Palestinian street
  • Essay: Racial tensions
  • The Last Word: Racism in anti-racist clothing
  • Israel’s great sovereignty debate
  • A secret affair goes public
  • Editorial: An IAEA wake-up call
  • Lebanon, Hezbollah, and the IMF
  • Europa Europa: Poisoning the Wells
  • Noted and Quoted – June 2020
  • Media Microscope: Sovereign Risk
  • Asia Watch: Political Intermission
  • Biblio File: A Return to Sanity
  • Viewing Israel on Arab TV
  • Behind the News – June 2020
  • Scribblings: PA promotes suicide bombing Israeli cities
  • Deconstruction Zone: Extend the Arms Embargo on Iran
  • UN-healthy
  • Can Israel implement Trump’s Plan while appeasing Jordan?
  • Parliament puts spotlight on rights abusers
  • The Last Word: Sanitise the hidden hands
  • Big government – Israeli-style
  • Editorial: A Visit and an Agenda
  • COVID-19 and the Ghost Caliphate
  • Biblio File: Muslims and Jews – The ‘original grudge’ theory
  • Media Microscope: Between Alpha and Omega
  • AIR New Zealand: Misinformation campaigns
  • Noted and Quoted – May 2020
  • A Sheikh’s Travels
  • Asia Watch: In the balance
  • Behind the News – May 2020
  • The Last Word: Viral Theories
  • Essay: The Case for Moral Clarity
  • Deconstruction Zone: The shortcomings of the UN’s WHO exposed
  • COVID-19 and the Fate of Indonesian Democracy
  • Scribblings: Arab Israelis say “I feel like a real Israeli”
  • Netanyahu and Israel’s centrist new government
  • The complexities of ‘applying sovereignty’ in the West Bank 
  • Does coalition deal put the Trump peace plan back on track?
  • The conspiracy disease continues to spread
  • Israeli tech versus COVID-19
  • Editorial: At last, a political breakthrough
  • A Government at last
  • Biblio File: The Year the Sky Fell
  • Noted and Quoted – April 2020
  • Europa Europa: Silver Lining
  • Focus on the Australian far-right
  • Media Microscope: Know Way
  • The Last Word: Not the Right Way
  • A coronavirus ceasefire?
  • Behind the News – April 2020
  • Scribblings: Incitement amidst Cooperation
  • Coronavirus conspiracy theories in Australia 
  • Asia Watch: Stress Test
  • Deconstruction Zone: Who is helping the Palestinians battle coronavirus?
  • A different sort of war
  • The Other Contagion
  • Sanctions and coronavirus in Iran
  • Essay: The Apartheid Lie
  • Politics in times of pandemic
  • Editorial: The world beyond the pandemic
  • Deconstruction Zone: Turning human rights into a bad joke
  • Noted and Quoted – March 2020
  • What the Trump peace plan can achieve
  • AIR New Zealand: Poignancy and controversy in Holocaust commemorations
  • Asia Watch: They said it
  • Essay: Victory begins with Defence
  • Media Microscope: Ban more than symbolic
  • Behind the News – March 2020
  • The Last Word: Racist insanity
  • The Bushfire Conspiracy
  • A Return to the Rabin Doctrine?
  • Could the 41st anniversary of the Iranian revolution be the regime’s last?
  • Scribblings: The epitome of left-wing anti-Zionism
  • Devil in the Details
  • Israel set for March Madness
  • Editorial: Special friendship in the spotlight
  • Insights and Admonitions from Ehud Yaari
  • Rivlin’s odyssey
  • Europa Europa: Trading Places
  • Noted and Quoted – February 2020
  • Media Microscope: Hits and misses
  • Behind the News – February 2020
  • Asia Watch: State of play
  • Essay: Antisemitism and Irrationality
  • Why the US and Iraq still need each other
  • Scribblings: How the Soviets promoted openly antisemitic anti-Zionism 
  • Anti-social media
  • AMIA and the new Argentinian government 
  • The Hate goes on 
  • Iranians resist Teheran’s “resistance”
  • The Last Word: Precious legacies
  • Iran’s “Axis of Resistance” after Soleimani
  • Deconstruction Zone: Trump’s Middle East peace plan isn’t irrelevant
  • The merging margins of Israeli politics
  • Editorial: Opportunity on Iran
  • After Soleimani
  • The Persian Autumn
  • Biblio File: The Road to Hell
  • AIR New Zealand: Innovation in the air
  • Essay: Legal Heights
  • Deconstruction Zone: Europe should stand with the Iranian people
  • Noted and Quoted – January 2020
  • Asia Watch: Fading Hope
  • Power Projector
  • Media Microscope: Mike drops
  • The Last Word: Minority Reports
  • Succeeding Bibi?
  • Australia’s UNRWA Conundrum
  • How Hezbollah neutralised UNIFIL
  • Scribblings: Hamas interferes for Corbyn
  • Why Israel’s quest for a unity government failed
  • Behind the News – January 2020
  • Editorial: A democratic impasse
  • Anatomy of a stalemate
  • Antisemitism out of No. 10 Downing Street?
  • Biblio File: Founder fiction
  • Noted and Quoted – December 2019
  • Essay: Iron Dome assessed
  • AIR New Zealand: Wrongs on the Right
  • Media Microscope: Eric’s tortured reporting on Gaza
  • Asia Watch: Forgotten but not gone
  • Behind the News – December 2019
  • The US, the settlements and international law
  • Iran’s illegitimacy exposed
  • Israel “on its own”: Ehud Yaari
  • ISIS after Baghdadi
  • The Last Word: Among the believers
  • China, Iran dominate Australia/Israel Be’er Sheva dialogue
  • Europa Europa: Locked-in syndrome
  • Iran’s Iraq plans revealed
  • New IAEA chief faces major Iran test
  • Scribblings: Iran Loves Jews!
  • Is Iran losing the Middle East?
  • Counter-terrorism and coalition politics
  • Petrol lights flames of unrest in Iran
  • Editorial: Iran’s hegemonic program under pressure
  • A distinctive Islamic voice against extremism 
  • Jerusalem faces Russia’s growing Mideast dominance
  • Noted and Quoted – November 2019
  • Europa Europa: Halle and Antisemitism in Germany
  • Behind the News – November 2019
  • Asia Watch: Lonely at the top
  • Rebel to Revolutionary in Robes
  • Media Microscope: Child’s Play
  • Essay: The Problem with Anti-Zionism
  • Israeli deterrence more crucial than ever
  • Hate in the Classroom
  • Scribblings: A convoy of hope
  • The Last Word: The Devil’s Numbers
  • Lebanon’s chaos offers little hope 
  • Gantz gets his chance
  • Rojava Sundown
  • Retreat in Syria
  • Editorial: A blow to American credibility
  • Deconstruction Zone: The Legacy of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi
  • Fighting Iran’s growing anti-Israel war machine 
  • Noted and Quoted – October 2019
  • Europa Europa: A Pyrrhic Victory
  • Who is Benny Gantz, Israel’s potential next PM?
  • Media Microscope: Poll Dancing
  • Asia Watch: Trigger Points
  • Iran strategy must be a “long game”
  • Essay: Spreading the Hate
  • Behind the News – October 2019
  • Deconstruction Zone: The elections and the peace process
  • Standing up to oil market terrorism
  • The Last Word: From Rites to Rights
  • Scribblings: Abbas and the “ethnic cleansing solution”
  • Oil Shock
  • Bound for Unity?
  • Bibi’s very bad day
  • The options for a ruling coalition
  • Editorial: Democracy in Israel, Diplomacy in Washington
  • Cine File: Shallow Dive
  • Netanyahu’s Quest for 61
  • AIR New Zealand: Misinformation Confrontation
  • Noted and Quoted – September 2019
  • Media Microscope: Just Joshing
  • Asia Watch: Talking Points
  • The search for a new IAEA Director General
  • Behind the News – September 2019
  • Essay: Bridging the Gulf
  • The Last Word: Just not cricket
  • Australian Antisemitism in Arabic
  • Ten wildcards which could decide the election
  • UNRWA scandal the tip of the iceberg
  • Scribblings: The real waste and destructiveness of UNRWA
  • The Re-Election
  • Editorial: Courageous decisions
  • Deconstruction Zone: Nuanced realism and the Congresswomens’ visit
  • Biblio File: The Flight from Reality
  • Deconstruction Zone: The Pogroms of the Middle East
  • Israel’s Great Media Migration
  • Noted and Quoted – August 2019
  • Asia Watch: The Song Remains the Same
  • Appeasing Khamenei was the real aim of the JCPOA
  • Media Microscope: Diverse perspectives, all the same
  • Argentinian politics and the quest for justice 
  • The Last Word: In Denial
  • Europa Europa: Unsafe space
  • Trump, ‘The Squad’ and Israel
  • Behind the News – August 2019
  • Scribblings: Hamas’ genocide call and Fatah extremism
  • Essay: Death of a Conspiracy Theorist
  • Gulf Games
  • Israel Election Watch
  • Editorial: The Lessons of AMIA
  • Justice Delayed
  • Biblio File: It’s Academic
  • Media Microscope: Inhuman Delusions
  • Investigating UK Labour’s antisemitism problem
  • AIR New Zealand: The debate over hate speech
  • Jordan’s Jerusalem Dilemma
  • Noted and Quoted – July 2019
  • Asia Watch: Tightening the net
  • How to Help Lebanon while hindering Iran
  • Behind the News – July 2019
  • The Last Word: Enemies of The People
  • Khamenei’s calculations
  • Scribblings: Another Good News statistic
  • Hard-Pressed 2
  • Deconstruction Zone: Annexation Imputations
  • Bahrain and the Palestinian governance problem
  • Iran’s “controlled escalation” strategy
  • Engulfed by crisis
  • Elect, Rinse and Repeat
  • Editorial: Combatting Iran’s rogue behaviour
  • Biblio File: Revisiting a Revolution
  • Noted and Quoted – June 2019
  • Deconstruction Zone: Palestinians need to get real about Israel
  • JCPOA’s flaws brought us here
  • The case for the Bahrain economic confab 
  • Behind the News – June 2019
  • Asia Watch: The ballot box and the mob
  • Essay: That’s Entertainment – Israeli style!
  • Media Microscope: Lights, Camera, Boycotts
  • Europa Europa: Soft power, please
  • Iran targets Israel from Iraq
  • The Last Word: Rome and Jerusalem
  • Chess Match
  • Fringe Dwellers
  • Scribblings: PA destroys its own “Pay for Slay” welfare excuse 
  • Eurovision’s other winner
  • Hard Pressed
  • Editorial: A Mandate and a Mission
  • Iranian strategy and the current crisis
  • US expert warns on Iran
  • Noted and Quoted – May 2019
  • Media Microscope: Height of Folly?
  • AIR New Zealand: Unity jarred by antisemitism
  • Asia Watch: The other side of the coin
  • Greens problems with Israel and Jews worsen
  • Behind the News – May 2019
  • Essay: The Golan Heights and international law
  • The Far-right in Election 2019
  • Toe to Toe
  • Editorial: Celebrating two democratic elections
  • Scribblings: Polls suggest poll setback for Israeli Arabs shortlived
  • Deconstruction Zone: Children of the Israeli Golan
  • Dealing with Trump’s “deal”
  • Bibi does it again
  • The Last Word: Reality and Reportage
  • Biblio File: A History of the Present
  • Noted and Quoted – April 2019
  • Ramallah Reset
  • Media Microscope: Going for Trope
  • Europa Europa: Corbyn’s nightmare
  • Asia Watch: New beginnings, familiar threats
  • Behind the News – April 2019
  • The Women to Watch
  • Has the “Arab Spring” reached Gaza?
  • Essay: Dangerous Lies
  • AIR New Zealand: Dark days
  • Scribblings: Netanyahu’s boast
  • Bibi vs. Benny
  • The Last Word: A Long Black Cloud
  • Centre Stage
  • Israel in Poll-Land
  • A Manifesto for Murder
  • Editorial: The consequences of online hate
  • Noted and Quoted – March 2019
  • Hezbollah extends its creeping control over Lebanon
  • Essay: The Qatar-Qaradawi nexus
  • Media Microscope: An idée fixe
  • Fake News and consequences
  • AIR New Zealand: Anti-Zionism and Antisemitism in New Zealand
  • Deconstruction Zone: Gaza’s self-inflicted health crisis 
  • Behind the News – March 2019
  • Young people shake up Indonesia’s election
  • Iran and Palestinians the losers in Warsaw
  • Scribblings: Raiders of the Lost Minds
  • “It’s the economy, stupid?”
  • Biblio File: Pyongyang’s Proliferation Inc.
  • The Last Word: Sun, Sand and Swastikas
  • From Tehran to Caracas
  • Editorial: The PA’s Priorities
  • Deadly Precision
  • Essay: Arafat and the Ayatollahs
  • Noted and Quoted – February 2019
  • Europa Europa: Hatred in the air
  • The JCPOA, three years on
  • Media Microscope: Bethlehem blues
  • Aviv Kochavi’s toughest assignment
  • The Last Word: Beached Fails
  • Behind the News – February 2019
  • Deconstruction Zone: Time to designate Turkey a sponsor of terrorism?
  • Scribblings: Refugees Reconsidered
  • Israel’s election – a backgrounder
  • Chaos Left and Right, as legal questions loom
  • The Ayatollah’s followers down-under
  • Asia Watch: A vote for peace
  • Editorial: The new rules in Syria
  • An ugly reality for Mideast women
  • Biblio File: When Feminism fails Muslim Women
  • AIR New Zealand: Wellington’s UN votes cause concern
  • Deconstruction Zone: A free pass for terrorists
  • UNIFIL and the Hezbollah tunnels
  • Noted and Quoted – January 2019
  • Media Microscope: Burying the Lede
  • Behind the News – January 2019
  • Asia Watch: App not compatible
  • Essay: Counter-terrorism from the Inside
  • The Last Word: Season of Ill Will
  • The Arab loss of interest in Palestine
  • Scribblings: Of Iran and Hamas
  • A Life-Saver Downunder
  • Editorial: A Display of Principle
  • Northern Exposure
  • Inspection and Misdirection
  • From Lebanon to Australia
  • Hezbollah and Iran’s regional strategy
  • Biblio File: Wall to Wall
  • Europa Europa: The Fall of Liberalism?
  • Essay: Verses and Reality
  • Noted and Quoted – December 2018
  • Teheran targets dissidents abroad
  • Deconstruction Zone: Visit Occupied territories with Airbnb
  • Asia Watch: The next round in Thai south
  • Scribblings: By their tweets you shall know them
  • The False Prophets of the JCPOA
  • How Netanyahu reversed course on early elections
  • Behind the News – December 2018
  • The Last Word: Mahathirorism
  • Oman as Israel’s link to the Middle East?
  • Media Microscope: Jerusalem Syndrome
  • The Making of the Pittsburgh Shooter
  • Israel’s two narratives on Gaza
  • Editorial: From Gaza to Jerusalem
  • Rockets and resignations
  • Hezbollah’s health kick
  • Media Microscope: Capital Offences
  • Jordanian move signals Amman’s weakness
  • Khashoggi and the fate of Turkey’s journalists
  • AIR New Zealand: An MP’s call to arms
  • Behind the News – November 2018
  • Asia Watch: Following the Script
  • Noted and Quoted – November 2018
  • Biblio File: A Return to Zion
  • Cinefile: Banal No More
  • Fighting over a Peace Plan that doesn’t exist
  • Deconstruction Zone: What the IAEA doesn’t know – or want to know – about Iran’s nuclear program
  • Scribblings: Don’t give Turkey a pass in Khashoggi affair
  • The Last Word: Voters’ choice
  • MbS, Khashoggi and the Saudi power structure
  • Israel and the Khashoggi crisis
  • Gaza and the Rockets of October
  • Editorial: Beyond conventional wisdom
  • Scare Trade
  • The Kingdom and the Power
  • Biblio File: The Psychology of a Human Bomb
  • Deconstruction Zone: The ‘Long War’ is not getting shorter
  • Aiding Palestinians after UNRWA
  • Noted and Quoted – October 2018
  • Behind the News – October 2018
  • Asia Watch: Better a Friend than an Enemy?
  • Essay: Still Alive and Kicking
  • Australia and UNRWA
  • Religion and Politics in the holy city
  • Media Microscope: Agent of change
  • Europa Europa: Bad Joke
  • Scribblings: Don’t buy UNRWA’s refugee definition spin
  • The Last Word: Two Good Books
  • The consequences of the UNRWA funding cutoff
  • Barak: Coping with Palestinians’ unreadiness for peace
  • The Columnist as Conspiracist
  • A Refugee Revolution?
  • Editorial: Refugees Forever?
  • Iran Online: From terrorism to cyber-threats
  • Indonesia – exporter of Islam
  • How Israel Became a Television Powerhouse
  • AIR New Zealand: Missing in action
  • Biblio File: The Other Refugees
  • Noted and Quoted – September 2018
  • Essay: When Anwar met Menachem
  • Life under a rocket barrage
  • Asia Watch: Choice of necessity
  • Media Microscope: Fanning the flames
  • From Adversaries to Friends
  • Truce negotiations and the Fatah-Hamas conflict
  • Deconstruction Zone: Talking to Teheran
  • Is a long-term truce for Gaza imminent?
  • Behind the News – September 2018
  • The Price of a Nuclear Weapon
  • Scribblings: The Rewards of Mass Murder
  • Five months of Gaza turmoil
  • The Last Word: Pernicious, Pervasive and Poisonous
  • Humanitarians or Hamas sympathisers?
  • Truce or Consequences
  • Editorial: The Oslo Years
  • Biblio File: The First Step Toward Empathy
  • Noted and Quoted – August 2018
  • Dennis Ross on the US Peace Plan
  • Europa Europa: From Helsinki to Damascus
  • Media Microscope: Overstatement on Parade
  • A Syria-Gaza Link?
  • Behind the News – August 2018
  • Asia Watch: Hardened Core
  • Iraq astir, Iran at bay
  • The Last Word: Denial of Evil
  • Underground technology
  • Scribblings: Hypocrisy on Administrative Detention
  • What Abbas cares about
  • Aiding The Enemy 
  • Deconstruction Zone: Tweets mask real US leverage on Iran
  • Editorial: Israel’s Nation-State law
  • Bordering on disaster?
  • Biblio File: Eyewitness with Empathy and Insight
  • The case for democratic change in Iran
  • Behind the News – July 2018
  • AIR New Zealand: Beware BDS hype
  • Essay: The War of Return
  • Noted and Quoted – July 2018
  • Asia Watch: It’s sensitive
  • Smarter Sanctions on Iran
  • Media Microscope: A Matter of Priorities
  • The Last Word: A tale of two cities – and a village
  • Palestinians for Normalisation
  • Deconstruction Zone: Why the US was right to quit the UN “Human Rights” Council
  • How exposed are Australian businesses in Iran?
  • Scribblings: Blockade Mentality
  • Retreat from Oslo
  • Pushback against Iran takes shape
  • Under Pressure
  • Extremism – by the Book
  • Iran’s Vulnerabilities to Sanctions
  • Editorial: From Kim to Khamenei
  • Essay: The Foresight of Bernard Lewis
  • Biblio File: Innovation Nation
  • Noted and Quoted – June 2018
  • Behind the News – June 2018
  • The mystery of Mahmoud Abbas’ health
  • Asia Watch: Back to the future
  • Europa Europa: Checking those suitcases
  • Media Microscope: ABC under the Microscope
  • The “Great Return March” Campaign in Hamas’ own words
  • Deconstruction Zone: The War on Palestinian Agency
  • How Hamas sabotages Gaza’s economy
  • Trump, the JCPOA and the NPT
  • First-hand views from the Gaza border
  • Scribblings: A shameful reality revealed in Europe
  • The Last Word: Terror nullius
  • Editorial: Tragedy and truth in Gaza
  • Transcending the paradigm
  • Iran’s Vietnam?
  • March of Folly
  • Noted and Quoted – May 2018
  • Biblio File: The Book of Binyamin
  • The Watchers on the Border
  • A stunning economic success story
  • Asia Watch: Rematch looms
  • AIR New Zealand: Room for improvement
  • Behind the News – May 2018
  • Celebrating 70 Years of Democracy and Debate
  • Media Microscope: Anti-Jew diligence
  • A relationship 70 years young
  • Deconstruction Zone: The Case for Moral Clarity on Gaza
  • Facing the Gaza “March of Return”
  • The Israeli Exception
  • Israel’s Iranian danger next door becomes real
  • Scribblings: Foreign policy “Let’s pretend”
  • The Last Word: Return engagement
  • Editorial: An Unlikely Story
  • Israel at 70: A strategic assessment
  • Beyond Trump’s strike on Syria
  • Essay: Karl Marx and the Jews
  • Behind the News – April 2018
  • Fatah looks beyond Mahmoud Abbas
  • Deconstruction Zone: The Three Challenges of Mike Pompeo
  • Pipes: Iranian regime “living on borrowed time”
  • Europa Europa: The final frontier
  • Asia Watch: Call and Response
  • Noted and Quoted – April 2018
  • The aftermath of an assassination attempt
  • Scribblings: Look who else is worried about UNRWA
  • Something is rotten in the Hamas terror kingdom
  • The Last Word: Rules of Engagement
  • Media Microscope: In the Lion’s Den
  • Editorial: An Alliance for Gaza?
  • March Madness in Israel
  • Trying Times
  • Jihad in the Suburbs redux
  • Biblio File: Alt-Blight
  • Noted and Quoted – March 2018
  • Inside Israel’s “Good Neighbour Project” in Syria
  • Behind the News – March 2018
  • Asia Watch: Being There
  • AIR New Zealand: Oh Lorde!
  • The Dangerous US-Russia game in Syria
  • Essay: The Enduring Islamist Threat
  • All roads lead to Teheran
  • Deconstruction Zone: Why is Gaza so broke?
  • The Last Word: Vienna variations
  • Scribblings: Good News from Jerusalem
  • Russia and the Israel-Iran confrontation
  • Coming soon – a Nuclear Middle East
  • Editorial: Iran – Drones and Deadlines
  • Schanzer: Deadline looms to fix the Iran deal
  • The Netanyahu Investigations: A backgrounder
  • Israel’s Iran problem heats up
  • Noted and Quoted – February 2018
  • Biblio File: War by Other Memes
  • UNICEF’s war on the IDF
  • Teheran’s Weak Hand
  • Asia Watch: A Leopard and his Spots
  • Lessons from the arrest of a Palestinian icon
  • Behind the News – February 2018
  • Addressing UNRWA as an obstacle to peace
  • Media Microscope: Oh, Lorde.
  • India and Israel: When interests align
  • Deconstruction Zone: Lebanon’s Destabilising Fiction
  • Getting to the Table: The Trump Administration’s approach
  • UNESCO’s Culture of Denial
  • Europa Europa: Trading in the shadows
  • The Decline of Amnesty International
  • Scribblings: Ethnic Cleansing and the “Colonialist entity”
  • Why Israel has generally opposed UNRWA cuts
  • Protests reveal state of the Iranian “revolution”
  • The Last Word: Assessing the Assessment
  • Editorial: Challenging the status quo
  • The UNRWA conundrum
  • The Tragedy of Mahmoud Abbas
  • Biblio File: Days of Future Past
  • Unlucky 7
  • Iran Doubling Down on its Militia Model
  • Asia Watch: Laws and their limits
  • Terror and Response in Sinai
  • AIR New Zealand: NZ urged to follow US lead
  • Media Microscope: Recognition factor
  • Noted and Quoted – January 2018
  • Deconstruction Zone: Living amidst “Days of Rage”
  • Behind the News – January 2018
  • Scribblings: Jerusalem exposes UN absurdities
  • Not worth getting killed over
  • Essay: The Missiles of November
  • Israel’s tunnel-busting breakthrough foils Hamas
  • The Dark Side of Arabic media
  • A break with US policy?
  • Editorial: Acknowledging the Facts
  • Between the lines of Trump’s Jerusalem announcement
  • Stranger than Fiction – December 2017
  • Deconstruction Zone: Why Israel Saved A Syrian Village
  • Biblio File: Revisionism revisited
  • Essay: Coexistence Lost
  • Noted and Quoted – December 2017
  • Sadat’s Visit – after 40 years
  • Asia Watch: Theory and practice
  • Media Microscope: 1917 and all that
  • Behind the News – December 2017
  • Europa Europa: Domestic Unease
  • Doc Evatt and the Partition Plan
  • Osama bin Laden’s secret diary
  • Scribblings: Did the Balfour Declaration help create a Palestinian political identity?
  • Is Palestinian reconciliation serious this time?
  • Partition – the Legacy of November 29, 1947
  • The Last Word: Un-credible
  • Editorial: Four Anniversaries
  • Sixty-seven words which changed history
  • Crisis in Lebanon
  • Back to Beersheba
  • Biblio File: Pride of Lyons – A journey to an imaginary “evil empire”
  • Behind the News – November 2017
  • Noted and Quoted – November 2017
  • Sanctioning Iran’s Revolutionary Guard
  • Deconstruction Zone: How Palestine “occupies” itself
  • Hamas, Iran and Palestinian Reconciliation
  • Is Iran really complying with the Nuke Deal?
  • Austria and Israel’s dilemma
  • Media Microscope: Trial by Media
  • ISIS after the fall of Raqqa
  • Asia Watch: Decapitation not always fatal
  • Three things to fix in the Iran Deal
  • Iran and the Fall of Kirkuk
  • AIR New Zealand: Wellington Surprise
  • Scribblings: Putting the Israeli in Israeli Arab
  • The Last Word: Retro-corrective
  • Editorial: Revisiting a flawed agreement
  • A New Deal for Gaza?
  • Trump’s third way
  • Deconstruction Zone: The Story of a Teenage Terrorist
  • Biblio File: Banlieues and Bombs
  • The doomed Palestinian reconciliation plan
  • Is Iran complying with the JCPOA?
  • Noted and Quoted – October 2017
  • Assad’s Pyrrhic Victory
  • IDF signals its red lines in Syria
  • Behind the News – October 2017
  • Asia Watch: Myanmar crisis deepens
  • Europa Europa: Terms of Engagement
  • Media Microscope: Split Decision
  • Essay: The Virtual Caliphate
  • Scribblings: Defective Inspection
  • How to “Fix or Nix” the Iran nuclear deal
  • The pendulum swings back in Jakarta
  • Why the winner in Syria is … Iran
  • Kulturkampf in Merkel’s Germany
  • Editorial: The Road to Kurdistan
  • Assad is Winning
  • The Last Word: Alternatives in Germany
  • Biblio File: Getting Settled
  • Noted and Quoted – September 2017
  • Media Microscope: Over the Balcony
  • “Recognisers” need to recognise reality
  • Essay: The Path to Self-Righteous Hatred
  • Behind the News – September 2017
  • Asia Watch: Staging Points
  • AIR New Zealand: Political drama, and policy obscurity
  • Deconstruction Zone: How Al Jazeera empowers Islamists
  • Bibi’s legal travails deepen
  • Salafi-Jihadi Terror after the ISIS “Caliphate”
  • Scribblings: Non-sequiturs on Gaza’s water problems
  • Partners in Innovation
  • Israel, the Palestinians and the “Tide of History”
  • The Last Word: White Offs
  • Editorial: The Terrorism Connection
  • Killers in Cars
  • Europe and the Thousand-Headed Monster
  • Essay: The Myths of 1953
  • Noted and Quoted – August 2017
  • Biblio File: Of Memory and Memorials
  • Europa Europa: Rock Star President
  • Behind the News – August 2017
  • Media Microscope: Labor’s Pains
  • How to Stop Paying for Palestinian Terrorism
  • How do other countries protect their holy sites?
  • Deconstruction Zone: A BDS Lesson from Tunisia
  • Asia Watch: Irregular regulation
  • Praise from a Palestinian PM
  • Scribblings: The other story of Ziv Hospital
  • The Match between India and Israel
  • After Liberation, Will Mosul Fall to Iran?
  • Messages and Metal Detectors
  • The Last Word: Staying Level-Headed
  • An Israeli Macron?
  • Editorial: Enshrining Hatred and Violence
  • Terror and Consequences
  • Noted and Quoted – July 2017
  • Biblio File: Immoral Equivalence
  • Deconstruction Zone: Which Way To Turn?
  • The Palestinian Arena and Qatar Crisis
  • Afghanistan on the brink?
  • Essay: After Victory
  • Behind the News – July 2017
  • Asia Watch: A New Front Opens
  • AIR New Zealand: Back on Track
  • ISIS and the Terrorism in Teheran
  • Palestinians as Tactical Moderates, Strategic Militants
  • Media Microscope: Anniversary Presents
  • Scribblings: Hope yet for the UN?
  • Qatar and the Mideast “Game of Camps”
  • Editorial: The UNRWA Problem
  • Cold War over Qatar
  • Power Play
  • The Last Word: The Banality of Antisemitism
  • End of the 40-year “Likud era”?
  • Noted and Quoted – June 2017
  • Asia Watch: The high price of religious sensitivities
  • Europa Europa: Mutual Mistrust
  • Media Microscope: Documented Error
  • Behind the News – June 2017
  • Essay: Inside a War Cabinet
  • The strategic burden of a great victory
  • Deconstruction Zone: Should 1967 be Celebrated or Mourned?
  • Scribblings: Was 1967 an Accident?
  • Beyond “50 Years of Occupation”
  • The Last Word: Some of my best friends…
  • Trump wins friends in Israel
  • Another win for the system in Iran
  • Editorial: June 1967 to June 2017
  • Six Days and Fifty Years
  • Assad’s Hollow Crown
  • Noted and Quoted – May 2017
  • Biblio file: The US and Asia’s China Syndrome
  • Deconstruction Zone: Losing the rational Israeli
  • Behind the News – May 2017
  • Essay: Resisting the Past
  • Media Microscope: A Gift that Keeps Giving
  • Syria strike sends global message
  • AIR New Zealand: Campus speech controversy
  • Trump, the Iran deal and Korea
  • Settling in on settlements
  • Asia Watch: A ‘dark horse’ surges ahead
  • Rouhani likely to survive hard-line challenge
  • Another French Revolution
  • Le Pen and France’s Jewish Community
  • Scribblings: Exposing the Livingstone Formulation
  • The Last Word: Blood Libels
  • Editorial: Nuclear Shortsightedness
  • Nuclear Lessons
  • The 14-Year Revolution
  • Marwan Barghouti’s great gamble
  • Biblio File: The Roots of the ISIS Caliphate
  • Deconstruction Zone: The Mideast Culture of Hate
  • Noted and Quoted – April 2017
  • Essay: What Jihadis Want
  • Behind the News – April 2017
  • What Trump can do about Syria
  • Iran’s Korean Nuclear Backdoor
  • Asia Watch: Strings Attached
  • Trump’s envoy found an anxious Ramallah
  • Europa Europa: Pathologies of Hatred
  • A Very Big Deal
  • Media Microscope: All at Sea over 18C
  • After ISIS falls, who will benefit?
  • Ahok, Islamism and Indonesian Democracy
  • The Last Word: Nothing new under the Sun
  • Scribblings: “Apartheid” for Everyone
  • Iran is winning the Syrian Civil War
  • Dear Jason
  • Editorial: Multiculturalism and 18C
  • Six years of hell
  • Egypt’s Propaganda Problem
  • Deconstruction Zone: Does Israel Cause Antisemitism?
  • Essay: Moving beyond the slogan
  • Behind the News – March 2017
  • Biblio File: Theft and Genocide
  • Noted and Quoted – March 2017
  • Trump and the Two-State Resolution
  • A Guide to Moving the US Embassy
  • Media Microscope: Unrecognisable
  • Asia Watch: Looking East?
  • Scribblings: A pro-Palestinian reporter encounters the “ethnic cleansing solution”
  • Bibi comes up Trumps in Washington
  • Know Thine Enemy
  • The PA Succession Struggle
  • The Last Word: Under the same sun
  • Editorial: Making History
  • Netanyahu down under
  • Bibi’s historic Singapore swing
  • AIR New Zealand: UNSC 2334 shockwaves
  • Noted and Quoted – February 2017
  • Asia Watch: True to form
  • Trump and the UNRWA farce
  • Biblio File: The Philosopher
  • Media Microscope: The silver lining
  • Rafsanjani the “moderate”
  • Behind the News – February 2017
  • A New Counter-Terrorism Strategy for a New President
  • Syria’s future depends on Russia
  • Europa Europa: French Follies
  • Scribblings: Was Resolution 2334 anti-Israel?
  • How Trump should deal with the Iran deal
  • Deconstruction Zone: Settlements and the Obama Administration
  • Bibi’s media troubles become legal troubles
  • The Last Word: Stars over the Desert
  • Editorial: A Change in Washington
  • A New Administration – An Israeli Perpective
  • The Protector
  • Essay: The KGB and the PLO
  • Asia Watch: Mixed signals on new jihadist offshoot
  • “Adir” in the Sky
  • Behind the News – January 2017
  • Deconstruction Zone: Demographic Doomsday for Israel?
  • An Unsettling Bill
  • A Refugee Problem with a Message
  • Fatah fails to give itself a boost
  • Media Microscope: The ABCs of 18C
  • Scribblings: From the KGB to Antisemitic anti-Zionism
  • Letter from a Forgotten Jew
  • After Aleppo – Five Predictions
  • AIR New Zealand: Changing of the Guard
  • The Last Word: Worlds Collide
  • Editorial: Destructive Traditions
  • Forty years of UN perpetuated Palestinian suffering
  • Trump’s big decision on Iran
  • Biblio File: The Puzzle of Antisemitism
  • Noted and Quoted – December 2016
  • Media Microscope: Donald in Media-land
  • Europa Europa: A Troubling Truth
  • Hamas’ dire financial straits
  • Behind the News – December 2016
  • Asia Watch: “Blasphemy” controversy threatens minorities
  • A diplomatic opportunity?
  • Lebanon finally gets a new President
  • Deconstruction Zone: Pardon my imposition
  • Three things Israelis will be looking at
  • Scribblings: Donald Trump and Jerusalem
  • Can the Iran deal’s damage be fixed?
  • Fatah conference exposes crisis
  • The Last Word: Friendship in Java
  • Editorial: The Age of Trump
  • From Obama to Trump
  • As ISIS falters
  • Be’er Sheva in Bondi
  • Asia Watch: Bearing Fruit
  • AIR New Zealand: Ms Davidson goes to sea
  • An Israel-China alliance?
  • Deconstruction Zone: Settlements and Ethnic Cleansing
  • Behind the News – November 2016
  • Biblio File: Ike and the Mideast Delusion
  • Noted and Quoted – November 2016
  • Media Microscope: Death of a Statesman
  • Scribblings: Meeting to Encourage Religious Coexistence Exposes Extent of the Problem
  • Will Obama seek a Mideast “Legacy”?
  • Inside Gaza, Normalcy and an Existential Crisis
  • The battle for Mosul, and its aftermath
  • The PA and the “Arab Quartet”
  • The Last Word: Over – and Out!
  • Editorial: The next US president
  • The end of the Arab-Israel conflict?
  • Israel loses its last founding father
  • Saturday Fight Fever
  • Media Microscope: Tripping up
  • Behind the News – October 2016
  • Noted and Quoted – October 2016
  • A blow to Palestinian unity hopes – and to Abbas
  • Asia Watch: Causes and Effects
  • Europa Europa: Europe’s Most Notorious Jew-Baiter?
  • The Money and the Message
  • Deconstruction Zone: Did the “colonial powers” create Israel?
  • Essay: Inside the Gilded Cage
  • The Decline of Wilayat Sinai
  • Scribblings: Article 49(6) and the Settlements
  • Editorial: A Meeting of Minds
  • After ISIS – a New ISIS
  • The Retreat of ISIS
  • The Last Word: Politics as Unusual
  • AIR New Zealand: Controversy on Kiwi campuses
  • Behind the News – September 2016
  • Noted and Quoted – September 2016
  • Asia Watch: Own goal
  • Radioactive Terrorism – the next big threat?
  • Deconstruction Zone: Of Handshakes and Hate in Rio
  • Rabin’s Transport Revolution comes of age
  • Essay: Bibi the Strategist?
  • Scribblings: Busting the UN’s Zombie Resolutions
  • Vote for Us or Burn in Hell
  • Editorial: Lessons of the Gaza scandal
  • Game of Chicken?
  • Why Khamenei thinks he won
  • The Last Word: Antisemitism and global anti-racism
  • Behind the News – August 2016
  • Biblio File: A Life Less Ordinary
  • Noted and Quoted – August 2016
  • Asia Watch: King-pin down
  • Iran’s Support for Terror under the JCPOA
  • Essay: The IDF’s other soldiers
  • Scribblings: How to Handle a Martyrdom-Seeking Stabber
  • Europa Europa: Brexit and Israel
  • Israel’s diplomatic spring
  • Compliance Costs
  • ISIS in the Palestinian refugee camps
  • Editorial: PM Turnbull’s mandate
  • Back into Africa
  • Riyadh’s diplomatic dance with Israel
  • The Last Word: One (Abomi)nation
  • Biblio File: The Perils of Nation-building
  • Noted and Quoted – July 2016
  • Israel’s field of dreams
  • Asia Watch: Crossing a line
  • Behind the News- July 2016
  • Essay: Recognising Two Tragedies
  • Deconstruction Zone: After Orlando
  • Israel’s Missile Defence Race
  • Scribblings: The Gaza “siege” myth lives on
  • Europa Europa: Paris’ unintended consequences
  • The Last Word: Family ties
  • The awful Israeli-Hezbollah conflict to come
  • Editorial: Talking about Islamist terrorism
  • Minor Key
  • The Greens and Israel
  • Politically right, but very wrong
  • Noted and Quoted – June 2016
  • Biblio File: The Heirs of Jabotinsky
  • Asia Watch: Enter the “Strongman”
  • Behind the News – June 2016
  • The company Corbyn keeps
  • Deconstruction Zone: Deception and the Iran Nuclear Deal
  • AIR New Zealand: NZ FM disappoints community over Palestinian terrorism
  • When Muslim Antisemitism comes to Australia
  • Media Microscope: Samah time blues
  • Head to Head: The Coalition and the ALP answer our election policy questions
  • Scribblings: Disagreement over an old agreement
  • Israel and Singapore – out of the shadows
  • The Last Word: Not Just Rhetorical
  • From Ya’alon to Lieberman
  • Editorial: Democracy in Australia
  • Deconstruction Zone: Letter to a Jewish BDS supporter
  • Islands of Stability?
  • Noted and Quoted – May 2016
  • Asia Watch: Spotfires
  • Al Jazeera reaps what it sows
  • Essay: Could the 1948 war have been avoided?
  • Media Microscope: Unspeakable truths about the UN
  • Europe Europa: Jihad Jitters
  • The Problem of Salafism
  • Celebrating Terrorism, Palestinian Style
  • Scribblings: Abbas’ “Ethnic Cleansing Solution”
  • Why Is the Islamist Death Cult So Appealing?
  • Biblio File: The “One State” Delusion
  • The Last Word: The Second Fifty Years
  • Editorial: The Isolation Myth
  • The Mind of a Terrorist
  • Ben-Gurion goes to Beijing
  • AIR New Zealand: Moving Pictures to Open Doors
  • Biblio File: A Matter of Definition
  • Noted and Quoted – April 2016
  • Essay: Tale of a “Traitor”
  • Media Microscope: Welcome to Oz, Dr. Zarif
  • Asia Watch: Pronouncements and Pragmatism
  • Taking Gaza poverty to the bank
  • Deconstruction Zone: Laughing at the Veep
  • Lucy in the sky – and down to earth
  • Scribblings: Myths and Facts about the “Status Quo”
  • The Truth about Iran’s “Moderates”
  • The Last Word: Labouring against Hate
  • Editorial: Dr. Zarif’s Friendly Face
  • The Creation of a Terror Wave
  • Russia’s Retreat?
  • Stranger than Fiction: UN Peacekeepers find a new role
  • Behind the News – March 2016
  • Noted and Quoted – March 2016
  • Bibi takes a punt
  • Asia Watch: Soft Power
  • Europa Europa: Pop-Up Populists
  • Confronting BDS “macro-aggression” on campus
  • Biblio File: A Reformer Reformed
  • Deconstruction Zone: Why Palestinian statehood is currently a non-starter
  • Two cheers for Britain’s BDS ban
  • Nuclear Outsourcing to Pyongyang?
  • Scribblings: The “Ethnic Cleansing Solution” re-affirmed
  • The Forces within the Syrian Maelstrom
  • Media Microscope: Labor daze
  • Iran’s Elections and the ‘Deep State’
  • The Origins of the BDS War
  • Essay: Antisemitism as Political Tool
  • The Last Word: Opening Eyes
  • Editorial: The Roots of Consensus
  • BDS on the Outer
  • Behind the News – February 2016
  • Biblio File: Rabin’s Revenge
  • Noted and Quoted – February 2016
  • Deconstruction Zone: Farewell…
  • Asia Watch: On the Crest of a Wave?
  • Madaya and an empowered Iran
  • AIR New Zealand: NZ Icon takes on Antisemitism
  • Judicial jujitsu awaits Israel’s new A-G
  • Religious Zionism and “price tag” terrorism
  • Media Microscope: A Farewell to Sanctions
  • Scribblings: Two Quotes
  • China’s Quest for Jewish “Secrets”
  • ISIL’s bid to unite Southeast Asian jihadists
  • The Last Word: Australia and Global Antisemitism in 2015
  • Editorial: The Opposite of Moderation
  • China goes to the Middle East
  • Deterring Iran
  • Essay: The Birth of the Terror Selfie
  • Asia Watch: Threats and accusations
  • Europa Europa: The Daesh Dilemma
  • Biblio File: Water Superpower
  • Noted and Quoted – January 2016
  • Behind the News – January 2016
  • The IAEA and the JCPOA
  • The View from a Settlement
  • Deconstruction Zone: Palestinian terrorism and Islamist Terrorism
  • Media Microscope: Carrtoonish claims
  • Ignoring Iran’s Past Deceptions will doom Nuclear Deal
  • No business like spy business
  • Essay: Terror and Territory
  • The Last Word: Rights and a Wrong
  • Editorial: Israeli Innovation Inspires
  • Scribblings: ISIS’s Hatred of Music
  • Nuclear Knowledge?
  • Diplomacy of Destruction
  • Asia Watch: Paying The Price
  • Behind the News – December 2015
  • Noted and Quoted – December 2015
  • AIR New Zealand: A Lack of Resolution?
  • Ehud Yaari on Israel and ISIS
  • Deconstruction Zone: Selective Condemnation
  • How ISIS can be Defeated
  • Media Microscope: Paris and Jerusalem
  • The Last Word: Standing Up to Terrorism
  • Scribblings: Paris and Palestinian polls
  • Mounting Incitement and Denial
  • Biblio File: Fine Wine from a Free Mind
  • Essay: What do Palestinians want?
  • Editorial: “Containing” ISIS
  • ISIS’s Terror Strategy
  • The New Normal?
  • The Iran Nuclear Deal is Dying
  • 90 years of Al-Aqsa incitement
  • Adopting Out
  • Noted and Quoted – November 2015
  • Biblio File: Masters of Their Own Fate
  • The ISIS ‘Whitewash’
  • Asia Watch: Close encounters
  • Europa Europa: The Aid Business
  • ISIS model fires up Palestinians
  • Media Microscope: The Knife’s Edge
  • Scribblings: “Disproportionate” and “Excessive” Force
  • The Russians are Coming
  • A Grave Moment in the Middle East
  • Essay: Grandstanding Against Peace
  • Editorial: Deadly Myth
  • Deconstruction Zone: Deafening Silence
  • “Lone Wolves” for Al-Aqsa
  • The Last Word: A Date to Remember
  • Behind the News – October 2015
  • Dershowitz: Hunger strikes, administrative detention and human rights
  • Biblio File: The “Bloodlands” Explained?
  • Asia Watch: In and out of focus
  • AIR New Zealand: Controversial visit exposes hypocrisy
  • Noted and Quoted – October 2015
  • How Dangerous is ISIS to Israel?
  • Scribblings: The Palestinian alternative to a “One-State” solution
  • The End for Abbas?
  • Ultra-Orthodoxy joins the Jewish state
  • Editorial: Containing the Damage
  • Deconstruction Zone: What Palestinians Really Want
  • How to Destroy ISIS: Five Rules of Battle
  • How the Iran nuclear deal came about
  • Essay: Words that Matter
  • Media Microscope: Beautiful one day, ridiculed the next
  • The Last Word: A Unique Gathering
  • Europa Europa: Migrant Madness
  • What ISIS might do next
  • Noted and Quoted – September 2015
  • How to Get a Better Deal With Iran
  • Asia Watch: Enemies real and imagined
  • Biblio File: To Medina and Back
  • Scribblings: CW Nightmare – leading to a nuclear one?
  • Cameron’s watershed speech
  • Media Microscope: The Peters Principle
  • Essay: The Zeal of New Zealand
  • Will Khamenei even approve the nuclear deal?
  • Israel and Egypt in the age of al-Sisi
  • The Last Word: The beginning of a new era?
  • Editorial: The Dilemma of Terrorism Within
  • A Done Deal?
  • Syria’s Five Conflicts
  • AIR New Zealand: Turtle Bay Dreams
  • Yes, there is an alternative
  • Noted and Quoted – August 2015
  • Behind the News – August 2015
  • Deconstruction Zone: Human Wrongs Council
  • Asia Watch: Fear and Loathing
  • Iran Deal Empowers Hamas
  • Shatter Zones
  • Media Microscope – Nuclear Knockout
  • Scribblings: Words matter – except when they don’t
  • Sunni Arabs see Iran Deal as Opening the “Gates of Evil”
  • Biblio File: Bullies, Dissemblers and Slanderers
  • The Last Word: Reclaiming Cohesion
  • Editorial: Empowering A Rogue
  • A Great Deal – For Iran
  • Israel and the Iran Deal
  • Essay: Washington’s Iran Lobby
  • Europa Europa: Tribal Troubles
  • Media Microscope: War Stories
  • Behind the News – July 2015
  • Noted and Quoted – July 2015
  • Deconstruction Zone: Double standards, times NINE
  • How to tell whether an Iran Deal is acceptable
  • Asia Watch: Breaking Point
  • Turkey’s Islamists take a bath
  • Attorneys at War
  • Shameful report invites future bloodshed
  • Two Complementary Palestinian Strategies
  • Essay: The Middle East Studies Mess
  • The Biblio File: Tales from Washington
  • Druze Dilemmas
  • The Last Word: Shoe Business
  • Editorial: Three Reports On Gaza
  • Scribblings: Incitement Watch
  • Voices of Dialogue and Hope
  • The Biblio File: Facebook Fail
  • Essay: End Times?
  • The Significance of Iranian Holocaust Denial
  • In Parliament – June 2015
  • Media Microscope: Testing Intelligence
  • Behind The News – June 2015
  • Lessons from the Syria CW Finds
  • Riyadh’s New Self-Reliance
  • Noted and Quoted – June 2015
  • Deconstruction Zone: Return or Die?
  • Ramadi and US Policy in Iraq
  • Terror Australis
  • Bibi’s Diminished Victory
  • The Last Word: Call to Action
  • Editorial: Bibi’s Coalition of the Willing
  • Scribblings: European Antisemitism and Muslim communities
  • Asia Watch: Across the Spectrum
  • AIR New Zealand: Wellington sets its sights on Mideast Peace
  • Media Microscope: Dealing with it
  • Editorial: A Trip to Teheran
  • Scribblings: Syria’s chlorine bombs and the Iran deal
  • Europa Europa: Wallström in Wonderland
  • An Iran deal and the test of reality
  • Will nuclear deal lead to a unity government in Israel?
  • Battle Lines
  • Essay: The UN’s Staff Secret
  • The Last Word: Thought for Food
  • Editorial: Changing the Circumstances
  • Scribblings: An Experiment in European Hate
  • Deconstruction Zone: Delegitimisation/Settlement Blues
  • Bibi Comes Back
  • Obama and Bibi need to sort out their differences
  • Iran and the North Korea Precedent
  • Essay: Paradigm Shift
  • Media Microscope: Bringing up Bibi
  • The Last Word: March Madness
  • A Jerusalem-Beijing ‘Expressway’?
  • Editorial: Choosing Israel’s Next Government
  • Scribblings: A failure of basic moral logic
  • Europa Europa: Twitter Fever
  • Election 2015: Bibi and Buji’s Coalition Worries
  • Who’s Who in the Israeli election
  • Why Gaza languishes
  • Nine insights into the current Mideast turmoil
  • Social Media Hatewave
  • Essay: Media Malfunctions
  • The Last Word: In the Spirit of Gus Dur
  • Editorial: Normalising the Unacceptable
  • Scribblings: New evidence on Arafat and Hamas – but it won’t help
  • Of Cartoons and Conspiracy Theories
  • France’s Moment of Truth
  • Courting Danger
  • Justice for Alberto Nisman?
  • The End of Personal Politics?
  • From Sudan’s Mahdi to IS’ Caliph
  • Essay: Mendacious Maps
  • The Last Word: Hearts of Darkness
  • Editorial: Back to the Polls
  • Scribblings: Too Good to Check
  • Deconstruction Zone: Palestinians must lead the fight to reform UNRWA
  • Political Tempest
  • The Power of Personality
  • Fraternal Rivals
  • Urban Warfare in Gaza and Beyond
  • Eyewitness to the Mideast Collapse
  • The Software of Coexistence
  • The Last Word: Religion and Conflict
  • Editorial: The Eleventh Hour
  • Scribblings: The Truly Unprecedented Academic Boycott of Israel
  • Deconstruction Zone: Islamism – A Muslim Woman’s Clarity
  • Faction and Fiction in Iran negotiations
  • After Obama
  • Jerusalem syndrome
  • Essay: Evil without Banality
  • Media Microscope: Carr-nivale
  • The Last word: Violence and Silence
  • Editorial: Mahmoud Abbas’ folly
  • Scribblings: Reality and Racism
  • Europa Europa: Writing on the Walls
  • After 75 Years
  • Summer in Paris
  • Grounded in Iraq?
  • Time for Plan B on Iran’s Nukes
  • Hebron Diary
  • Abu Sayyaf – Jihadists or ordinary thugs?
  • Media Microscope: Settling for half-truths
  • The Last Word: Stage Frights
  • Editorial: Between ISIS and Teheran
  • Scribblings: Bring Gaza to the West Bank?
  • AIR New Zealand: Peculiar election leads to stunning victory
  • Back to Iraq
  • Israel and the rise of ISIS
  • Israel’s New Northern Exposure
  • The Appeal of the Islamic State in Southeast Asia
  • Essay: Moral Defence
  • Media Microscope: A media “seizure”
  • The Last Word: The Darville in the Detail
  • War crimes in Gaza?
  • Qatar’s dangerous game
  • The Cine File: Tragedy and Divided Loyalties
  • Media Microscope: “F” for Fairfax
  • The Last Word: Health Report
  • Deconstruction Zone: The great myth of Gaza
  • Tunnel Vision
  • Editorial: Part of the Problem
  • Scribblings: The price of a gross over-reaction
  • Hamas left eyeless in Gaza
  • The Media Failure in Gaza
  • Editorial: Hamas’ War
  • Scribblings: Proportionality Again
  • Gaza War – Again
  • Why Hamas wanted a war
  • The Implications of Hamas’ Attack Tunnels
  • British Commander: “Israel had no Choice”
  • The Murder Game
  • Klein Halevi: Gaza and the Israeli-Palestinian Tragedy
  • Media Microscope: Foreign correspondents
  • The Last Word: Propagation of Poison
  • Editorial: Rhetoric and Reality
  • Scribblings: Jim Crow and the “Pact of Umar”
  • Asia Watch: Volunteers Abroad
  • Birth of an Islamist State?
  • Iran is not the solution in Iraq
  • The Kurdish Moment
  • Three Boys, Big Implications
  • The Biblio File: Rogues States and Diplomatic Dreams
  • Essay: Crimea and the West Bank
  • The Last Word: Oy, Jerusalem
  • Editorial: At a Crossroads
  • Scribblings: Israeli Arabs for a Jewish State
  • Deconstruction Zone: Palestinian Magical Thinking
  • The Deep UN
  • Decision Time
  • Presidential Parlour Games
  • The Biblio File: The Triumph and Tragedy of Ari Shavit
  • Media Microscope: Carr’s Ride
  • The Last Word: Source-ry
  • Editorial: Upsetting the balance
  • Scribblings: History of the Recognition Condition
  • Europa Europa: Pop-up Politics
  • Strange Bedfellows
  • Down, but not yet out
  • All wet on West Bank water
  • Olmert’s Folly
  • Essay: Why does Iran want nuclear weapons?
  • Media Microscope: Sense and Sensitivity
  • The Last Word: Don’t strip away our Rights
  • The Biblio File: The Civil Servant and the Insurgents
  • Essay: With Friends Like These…
  • The Last Word: A+ for AIPAC
  • Editorial: Abbas’ Moment of Truth
  • Scribblings: Hate Mail and Ideology
  • Recognising Reality
  • Peace and the Partnership Problem
  • Yaari: Coping Without a Peace Deal
  • Indonesian Democracy comes to Tunisia
  • Talking Turkey
  • Essay: Liberte, Egalite, Fraternite, Israeli-style
  • Media Microscope: Blurred Lyons
  • The Last Word: Poisonous Cocktail
  • Editorial: Sense and Sensationalism
  • Scribblings: Building up “Resistance”
  • Europa Europa: The OXFAM Incident
  • Target: Israel
  • Al-Qaeda in Northern Sinai
  • Abbreviated version – Red Hot Injustice
  • Editorial: Honouring Sharon’s Legacy
  • Scribblings: Erdogan’s Dubious Friends
  • Asia Watch: All the Trees in China
  • How Sharon the divider united Israelis
  • The China Syndrome
  • Recasting the Sinai Triangle
  • Cinefile: Heroic protesters created tragedy for Egypt
  • Media Microscope: The Measure of a Man
  • The Last Word: The Palestinian Haters
  • Biblio File: Hezbollah’s global reach
  • Editorial: Israel – “Lighthouse Nation”
  • Scribblings: Nuclear Sophistry
  • Europa Europa: Going Swedish?
  • Securing Peace
  • Geneva: Beyond the Hype
  • The Bedouin Conundrum
  • Naftali Bennett: Israel’s pivot to Asia
  • Media Microscope: Nuclear Fuel for Commentary Craziness
  • The Last Word: The Culture of Dialogue
  • Editorial: Back from the Brink?
  • Scribblings: The Arab States and Palestinian “return”
  • Asia Watch: Rockin’ the House
  • A Friendly Disagreement
  • Rouhani: Ruse or Strategic Rethink?
  • Highly Inciteful
  • Reversal of Fortune
  • Myths and Facts about 18C
  • Media Microscope: Polonium and Bolognium
  • The Last Word: Far from Incidental
  • The Bibio File: From Dreams to Dilemmas
  • Media Microscope: Rouhani Roulette
  • The Last Word: Blood Libel and Mass Murder
  • Deal or No Deal?
  • Scribblings: The meaning of “Jihad”
  • Editorial: The Iranian charm offensive
  • Asia Watch: Spoiler Alert
  • Behind Rouhani’s charm offensive
  • Whispered Compassion
  • Requiem for a Revolutionary Rabbi
  • Editorial: The Next Three Years
  • Scribblings: Why Palestinians are a terrorism outlier
  • Asia Watch: Race to the Bottom
  • Indonesia – The Model?
  • As Good as it Gets?
  • Israel anticipates some bad chemistry
  • The Fate of the Fringe
  • Essay: Time is on Israel’s side
  • Media Microscope: Legal Beagles
  • The Last Word: Shadows of Terror
  • On the Fringe
  • Editorial: Showdown in September
  • Scribblings: The Other Settlements
  • Asia Watch: Temple Bombed in Jakarta
  • The Face-Off
  • As Egypt bleeds
  • The Cine File: In the World of Shadows
  • Essay: Winging It
  • The Last Word: Fair and Foul
  • Editorial: To Washington, with realism
  • Scribblings: Abbas and Al-Aqsa
  • Europa Europa: Democracy-dreaming
  • Back to the Table
  • Squeezing Hamas for the Sake of Peace
  • Back to the Future
  • The Old Order Strikes Back
  • The Mideast Media War
  • The Biblio File: Faithfully Offensive
  • The Last Word: There ought to be a law against it
  • Editorial: No Time for Nuclear Honeymoon
  • Scribblings: “Turkish Spring” brings out Middle East pathologies
  • Teheran’s New Face
  • A small “stinging blow” from Iran’s electorate
  • Battle of the Islamists
  • The Beijing Express
  • The Cine File: Meeting the Other
  • Essay: A Textbook Case
  • The Last Word: Pitching Dialogue
  • Editorial: ‘Start-up Nation’ comes to Asia
  • Scribblings: Tortured Logic
  • Europa Europa: Of Hawking and Hatred
  • All the Ayatollah’s Men
  • The Futile Quest for “Moderates”
  • Conflicted Loyalties
  • Russia, China and the Middle East
  • The Biblio File: Zionism, Peace and Illusion
  • Media Microscope: The Fading X-Factor
  • The Last Word: Signing and Maligning
  • Editorial: A Reminder from Boston
  • Scribblings: Israel’s Emotional Rollercoaster
  • Boston, Chechens and “home-grown” terror
  • Fayyad Out
  • A 65-Year Miracle?
  • Yair Lapid’s Moment of Truth
  • Israel talks Turkey
  • The Biblio File: Scholarshipwreck
  • Media Microscope: A week of weak coverage
  • The Last Word: Standing Up on the Bus
  • Margaret and Edith and Immanuel
  • Scribblings: Time to retire the “Demographic Threat”
  • Bibi’s Third Government
  • The Case for Peace Process Optimism
  • The End of Syria?
  • Lebanon – ready to explode?
  • Jerusalem’s Cairo Conundrum
  • Essay: A Lapse into Seriousness
  • Media Microscope: Intelligence Scared
  • The Last Word: A Fantasy Visit to Israel
  • Editorial: Compelling Case for a Ban
  • Scribblings: HRW – No Facts Required
  • AIR New Zealand: Israel votes, NZ Watches
  • A Pilgrim’s Progress
  • Nothing Personal: The US-Israeli relationship
  • The Attraction of Yair Lapid
  • Kids to Jihadists
  • King Abdullah Wins a Round
  • Myths and Facts about “Prisoner X”
  • Essay: Peace Studies War
  • The Last Word: On the Wilders Side
  • Editorial: After the Ballot, the Hard Part
  • Scribblings: The “Intimidation” Implication
  • Asia Watch: Sporting colours
  • Bibi’s Coalition Calculations
  • The Appeal of Naftali Bennett
  • The Sinai Powderkeg
  • Yes Virginia, there is Antisemitism in Australia
  • Media Microscope: Hagelian Dialectics
  • The Last Word: A Sad Conversation
  • The Decline of the Generals
  • Setting Things Straight
  • Iron Dome: A true game changer?
  • Essay: Native Son
  • Media Microscope: Tooning Out
  • The Last Word: Demonstrating Decency
  • Editorial: A Wrong Turn
  • Scribblings: What Palestinians want
  • Asia Watch: Two Tracks
  • AIR New Zealand: NZ’s Vote for Palestinian UN upgrade
  • Bibi in Poll Position
  • Editorial: A Tactical Success
  • Scribblings: Body Counts and Proportionality
  • The Rockets of November
  • How Gaza Changes the Mideast Game
  • Take Two
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  • Warning Bell
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  • An In-Tents Time
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  • Sick No More
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  • Essay: Recognition Condition
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  • Deconstruction Zone: Half the Arab World
  • The Making of the New Middle East
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  • Watching, Worrying and Hoping
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  • AIR New Zealand: Unity leads to Shechita victory
  • Behind Closed Doors
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  • Editorial: Hate – What’s Old is New
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  • AIR New Zealand: Turning Green?
  • From Pyongyang with love
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  • The State of the Iranian Revolution
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  • Turkey, Israel and the West
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  • Essay: Rational Action
  • Media Microscope: Reporter or Activist?
  • The Truth Teller
  • Incitement Matters
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  • Terrorist as Role Model
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  • Back in Black: Israel’s Ultra-Orthodox Revisited
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  • Child of the Revolution
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  • Quick Off The Mark
  • From Reconciliation to Recrimination
  • Editorial: Frustration versus Analysis
  • Deconstruction Zone: A job well done
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  • AIR New Zealand: Kiwis in Turtle Bay
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  • A Town Called Sderot
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  • Essay: Lawrence of Judea
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  • The New Washington
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  • Editorial: The Axis of Terror
  • Ends and Means
  • Iraq: A Report from the Front
  • A Particular Madness
  • Behind The News: Deaths down in Iraq
  • The Last Word: Reflections On Genocide
  • Editorial: “Convergence” in Israel
  • Beyond Ideology
  • The Uni Cycle
  • Hamas Takes Over
  • Essay: Offensive Ends
  • Behind the News: In the Doc
  • Noted and Quoted: Jail Break
  • Editorial: What To Do About Hamas
  • Zealots Rising
  • The Contenders
  • Books: Beirut Bob
  • Europa Europa: Continental Drift
  • Noted and Quoted: Islamist Terrorists, Democrats – same difference
  • Larger than Life
  • Editorial: End of an Era
  • All Shook Up
  • Reality Bites
  • Poison Pen
  • Essay: Breeding Ground
  • Scribblings: Withholding Taxes, finally
  • Leading Lies
  • Editorial: Deadly Serious
  • Unhidden Agenda
  • Centre Stage
  • No Exit
  • Crossing Over
  • “Victory in Cronulla”
  • Scribblings: What Iraqis Think
  • Editorial: Israel’s Political ‘Big Bang’
  • The Earthquake
  • A Tale of Two Agencies
  • Smoke Signals
  • Scribblings: With the Grain
  • Editorial: Courage Under Fire in Iraq
  • Editorial: Terror and Democracy
  • All Quiet on the Baghdad Front
  • Hamas Participation
  • Beyond Bali
  • Dangers Down Under
  • Scribblings: The Best De-fence…
  • Scribblings: UNreformable
  • Editorial: Disengagement Disappointments
  • Filling the Void
  • Fratricide
  • The Struggle for Islam
  • Eyes Abroad
  • Fresh Air?
  • Books: Rose Coloured Glasses
  • Killing Fields
  • Extreme Conditions
  • Out of Gaza
  • Gaza’s Ganglands
  • Bad Information
  • Fighting Faiths
  • Scribblings: Bad Poetry
  • Media Microscope: Never Enough
  • Editorial: After Disengagement
  • Editorial: Terror and its Root Causes
  • At the Centre
  • Jihad in the Suburbs
  • Blind Spot
  • Last Chance for Justice
  • Native Sons
  • Scribblings: Conspiracy Theories
  • Media Microscope: “It’s not you, it’s me.”
  • Hamas Delusion
  • Editorial: Much Ado About Nothing
  • The Evacuees
  • The Other Evacuees
  • Scribblings: Total War
  • Deconstruction Zone: The Hidden Meaning of Anti-Zionism
  • Cordoba Days
  • Favourite Sons
  • The “Return” Returns
  • Party Games
  • Editorial: Endgame Iran & Crime and Punishment
  • Dead Parrot
  • Old Wine, New Bottles
  • DECONSTRUCTION ZONE: Can’t See the Heywood for the Trees
  • Bunker Mentality
  • The Shadow of Hostilities
  • Remembrance
  • Editorial: The Long, Hot Summer
  • Books: War and Peace Prize
  • The Opportunity
  • Media Microscope: Poll-er Opposites
  • Editorial: Spring is in the Air
  • A Democratic Momentum
  • View from a Height
  • The Hatred Files
  • Essay: The Deterrence Myth
  • DECONSTRUCTION ZONE: Middle East Ostriches
  • Deconstruction Zone: Doom and Gloom along the Tigris
  • 60 years on
  • Editorial: Like a Sharm
  • Ready, Aim, Ceasefire
  • Battler President
  • If not now, when?
  • Essay: The Case for Democracy
  • The Elected
  • Essay: The Right Questions
  • Editorial: The Un-Arafat
  • Looking Ahead
  • Bomb Threat
  • Tariq or Treat
  • Scribblings: First Tragedy, then Farce
  • Editorial: The Democracy Dividend
  • Thin Is In
  • The Dissident and the President
  • No Joke
  • Books: Misreading Account
  • Scribblings: A Deserving Laureate at Last
  • Lunar: The End of Pretence
• Category: Fact Sheets
  • Fact Sheet: Claims Israeli President Isaac Herzog “incited genocide” are baseless incitement
  • Fact Sheet: Israel’s naval blockade of Hamas (and the flotillas attempting to breach it)
  • Fact Sheet: Aid into Gaza
  • Fact Sheet: Gaza’s death toll
  • Fact Sheet: Far-Right extremism
  • Fast Facts: Israel’s response to Gaza’s humanitarian situation
  • Fast Facts: PM Albanese’s claims about Gaza and international law
  • Fast Facts: Violence in Syria, and Israel’s intervention
  • Fast Facts: Why did Israel attack Iran?
  • Fast Facts: Australian newspaper ad part of Amnesty International’s ongoing anti-Israel crusade
  • Fast Facts: New Gaza aid distribution system begins
  • Fast Facts: Aid back into Gaza – what we know
  • Fact Sheet: Recently released hostages reveal stories of horrific mistreatment  
  • Fast Facts: The ceasefire for hostages deal just reached between Israel and Hamas
  • Fast Facts: What’s happened in Syria and how will it affect the region?
  • Fast Facts: Recent Israeli legislation on UNRWA
  • Fast Facts: The current Israel-Hezbollah conflict
  • Fast Facts: Israel’s ground incursion into Lebanon
  • Fact Sheet: The ICJ and ICC
  • Fast Facts: Israel’s second anti-terror raid at Shifa Hospital
  • Fact Sheet: South Africa, Hamas, and the ICJ “genocide” case against Israel
  • Facts Sheet: “I went through hell” – What the released hostages say about their captivity
  • Fact Sheet: Gaza’s hospitals and ambulances – and Hamas’ exploitation of them
  • Fast Facts: “House and Garden” – An IDF operation targeting terror infrastructure in Jenin
  • Fast Facts: Israel’s campaign in Gaza against terrorist targets
  • Fast Facts: The “Lions’ Den” terror group
  • Fact Sheet: Myths and Facts about the growth of Israel’s West Bank settlements
  • Fast Facts: “Operation Breaking Dawn”
  • Fact Sheet: The IHRA working definition of antisemitism
  • Fast Facts: What’s behind the violence in Jerusalem and Gaza rockets
  • US invokes “Snapback” provision of the JCPOA nuclear deal
  • Arab-Israeli Peace Plans
  • Racial discrimination laws in Australia 
  • The charges against Binyamin Netanyahu
  • Fast Facts: Coronavirus and Jews 
  • Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions against Israel (BDS)
  • Fact Sheet: The European invocation of the JCPOA “dispute resolution” mechanism
  • Fast Facts: Alleged Israeli attacks on Iranian-linked targets over recent days
  • Fast Facts: Israel’s legal process regarding Palestinian minors accused of using stones as weapons in the West Bank
  • Fast Facts: The Palestinian Unilateral Declaration of Independence bid at the UN
• Category: Featured
  • Israel’s haters in grips of a bizarre obsession
  • New UN reports confirm Gaza has ample food, was never in a famine
  • Herzog visit an important expression of solidarity with our traumatised community: Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • Herzog visit comes at a profoundly significant moment for the Jewish community: Arsen Ostrovsky on BBC radio
  • There is still time for the United States to save thousands of Iranians from a nightmarish fate
  • Israeli President Herzog’s visit a moment of leadership and hope
  • Security concerns over Herzog visit a terrible indictment: Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • Allegations against Israeli President Herzog are absurd: Colin Rubenstein on ABC News
  • Protest threats against Herzog visit reflect a violent and vicious movement: Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • Interfaith relations after Bondi
  • The attack that changed Australia — or did it?
  • Fall of the Iranian regime would be transformative: Jamie Hyams on Sky News
  • Why Jews stand with the Iranian people
  • Surviving the Bondi attack: Arsen Ostrovsky on Misgav podcast
  • Statement on Israeli President Herzog’s upcoming visit
  • Somaliland – Israel sets a moral example via recognition
  • Statement on the return of hostage Ran Gvili
  • Antisemitism in schools not surprising: Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • International law claims unfounded: Unpublished letter to the Sydney Morning Herald/ Age
  • A day to come together as a nation: Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • Left wants this cruel regime
  • AIJAC welcomes Hate Crimes legislation
  • Passing Hate Crimes bill “incredibly important”: Arsen Ostrovsky on 2GB
  • Climate of hateful words behind antisemitic attack: Rebecca Davis on 3AW
  • Writers’ block at the Adelaide Writers’ Festival
  • First, we mourn. And mourn again. Then, life must go on
  • AIJAC Submission regarding the Combatting Antisemitism, Hate and Extremism Bill 2026
  • “Blame the Jews” conspiracy theories over Venezuela and Bondi prove nothing changes
  • Remarks to Waverley Council – Extraordinary Council Meeting: One month since the Bondi Beach terror attack
  • Anti-Israel protesters’ deafening silence on Iranian repression: Arsen Ostrovsky on Sky News
  • Israel-obsessed activists’ hypocrisy exposed by their Iran silence
  • Australian Jewish organisations will offer strong support to Royal Commission: Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • AIJAC welcomes Federal Royal Commission into antisemitism following Bondi massacre
  • Author comments part of disgusting, toxic antisemitism spreading in recent years: Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • Root causes and the facilitators of antisemitism must be investigated: Colin Rubenstein on ABC News
  • What I learned on Bondi beach
  • Sports legends, business and defence leaders, silks, communal organisations, officials, politicians and others call for royal commission
  • AIJAC, ZFA and national Jewish and communal organisations call on Prime Minister to establish Royal Commission into Antisemitism
  • “This was an attack on Australia”: Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • “We need a royal commission”: Joel Burnie on Sky News UK
  • Royal commission necessary: Jamie Hyams on Sky News
  • I survived Bondi. Now a royal commission is critical
  • Vale Stanley Roth AM
  • Antisemitism threatens the very fabric of a democratic, cohesive, fair go and safe Australia
  • Another “heinous antisemitic attack” in Melbourne: AIJAC’s statement to JNS
  • “I’m not religious but I started praying”: Arsen Ostrovsky in the Jerusalem Post
  • Now is the time for healing, not laying blame
  • AIJAC condemns comments by ALP National President Wayne Swan
  • Policies to prevent hate and rebuild Australian faith
  • A line of blood in the sand: this attack was a predictable culmination
  • The Government’s actions still fall short: Joel Burnie on FDD Morning Brief
  • “None of us were surprised”: Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • “The writing was on the wall for a number of years”: Colin Rubenstein on Channel 7 Weekend Sunrise
  • AIJAC calls on federal and state governments to take additional steps to combat antisemitism
  • I’m an Australian Jew: Your support, and support from around the world, really matters to us
  • We must dismantle the structures that allowed antisemitism to take root
  • “My first reaction was ‘I need to know where my family is'”: Arsen Ostrovsky on Sky News
  • AIJAC welcomes PM’s announcement on antisemitism steps, but calls for more
  • The horror of being proven right
  • We pleaded with Federal and State governments to do more: Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • Warnings about hateful rhetoric went unheeded: Joel Burnie on Sky News UK
  • Antisemitism has become normalised: Colin Rubenstein on Sky News
  • ‘Everybody’s worst nightmare’: Paul Rubenstein on Sky News
  • Jewish Australians are shocked but not surprised
  • What kind of Jewish life is possible in this country?
  • Mass shooting on Sydney’s Bondi Beach: Jamie Hyams on NPR radio
  • The community is devastated: Jamie Hyams on Sky UK
  • I warned the PM about terror risk, but his office didn’t listen
  • “We were not listened to”: Dionne Taylor on CNN
  • Calls for the Federal Government to do more to stop anti-Semitism: Colin Rubenstein on ABC Radio National
  • ‘I’m a Jewish woman living in Australia. This doesn’t just feel personal, it is personal.’
  • Assurances and rhetoric are not enough: Colin Rubenstein on Sky News
  • Our worst fears have come true: Joel Burnie on ABC TV
  • Leaders with ‘antagonistic positions’ towards Israel fuel violence: Joel Burnie on Fox News
  • The attack we warned would happen
  • AIJAC horrified by appalling terrorist attack at Bondi
  • Eurovision: A tale of courage vs cowardice
  • A rabbi’s dream of Morocco
  • Venezuela, the Jews and the “Axis of Resistance”
  • AIJAC welcomes listing of IRGC as state sponsor of terrorism
  • The ABC: A Law unto Itself
  • More unites Australia and Israel than divides
  • Sentencing for antisemitic vandalism “manifestly inadequate”: Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • Australia’s surrender of its streets
  • International hypocrisy on full display
  • Iran is rearming as its ‘Axis of Resistance’ regroups – can Israel stop an inevitable war?
  • AIJAC condemns settler violence, calls for more preventative action by Israeli authorities
  • After 50 years, the damaging legacy of “Zionism is racism” lives on
  • Hamas’ deadly deception is part of a pattern
  • After the War: Israel’s revival, America’s power, and the Palestinian narratives
  • AIJAC applauds law allowing IRGC terror listing
  • Sydney Peace Prize honours long record of twisted morality
  • The IRGC and its criminal proxies
  • Why do Gaza hypocrites ignore African horrors?
  • To rebuild Gaza, remember how Germany rose from the rubble
  • In the wake of the Gaza ceasefire, Israel’s election countdown begins
  • Palestinians, “armed action” and the impact of the Gaza war
  • The United Nations stopped delivering aid to millions of Yemenis nine months ago – no one seems to care
  • “Bittersweet” aftermath of hostage release deal: Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • With all the discussion of disarming Hamas, how are the plans to disarm Hezbollah going?
  • From the Shadows of Death to the Light of Life
  • AIJAC thrilled at hostage release
  • Hamas responsible for huge suffering on both sides of Gaza war: Colin Rubenstein on Sky News
  • Protests were always about the delegitimisation and demonisation of Israel: Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • Peace depends upon disarmament of Hamas: Bren Carlill on Sky News
  • A peace deal of hopes and fears
  • Elation for hostage families but need to maintain isolation of Hamas: Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • Will Trump’s plan give peace a chance in Gaza?
  • Good news, but the world must make sure Hamas falls in line
  • AIJAC applauds NSW Court of Appeal decision to block Oct. 7 celebration at the Opera House
  • AIJAC welcomes news of agreement on first phase of Israel-Hamas peace plan
  • ‘The worst two years’: Israeli lives remain entangled with grief and hope
  • Antisemitic graffiti on October 7 anniversary “deeply saddening”: Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • A terrible two years for the Australian Jewish community: Bren Carlill on Sky News
  • When Israel woke up on October 7
  • AIJAC mourns on the anniversary of October 7: “The day our world changed”
  • Cautious hope in Israel for Gaza conflict deal: Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • Gaza peace plan offers hope, but also faces major hurdles
  • AIJAC deeply sorrowed by Manchester attack, calls on Australian leaders to pay attention
  • Trump’s Gaza deal may be the last best chance for peace
  • Antisemitism “a toxin festering through the violent rhetoric on our streets”: Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • China could be the key to the success of the renewed “snapback sanctions” on Iran
  • Abbas said some positive sounding things in UN speech – pity they are so far-fetched
  • AIJAC hopeful over new 20-point peace plan proposal to end the Gaza war
  • It’s up to Hamas, but US plan means peace looks more possible than ever
  • AIJAC hails New Zealand’s approach to recognising “Palestine”
  • Roadmap to a viable Palestine requires holding Abbas to account
  • Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas will be impotent to deliver on promises
  • Albanese Government’s “shift away from Israel started long before October 7th”: Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • Palestinian recognition without reform is a dangerous illusion
  • ‘Choose the blessing, choose life’: Can we resist despair this Rosh Hashanah?
  • AIJAC deeply disappointed at Government’s counter-productive recognition of a Palestinian state
  • Palestinian statehood would reward murder
  • Path to recognition is as flawed as it’s always been
  • A Rosh Hashanah reflection
  • Roadmap to viable statehood: Holding the PA to account
  • Can hardliner narratives around Gaza be rewritten?
  • Qatar does not deserve sympathy over Israel’s attack on Hamas leaders
  • Qatar is no impartial observer in this war, the nation is a backer of Hamas
  • Israeli strike on Hamas’ haven in Qatar unsurprising
  • Claims of ‘genocide’ and intentional starvation are used to wage war against Israel
  • Letter in the Canberra Times: Comparisons are hurtful, flawed and they cross a line
  • Protests show social cohesion being “ripped apart”: Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • Australia taking a decisive step toward protecting its Jewish and Iranian communities
  • IRGC has ‘dramatically increased’ number of global operations: Bren Carlill on Sky News
  • AIJAC welcomes steps against Iran and IRGC following revelation of their role in antisemitic attacks in Australia
  • Gaza ‘famine’ claims obscure the truth, and the lies are increasing hatred
  • E1 announcement unhelpful, but many claims about it are untrue
  • Netanyahu’s Sky News interview: Jamie Hyams on ABC RN
  • Our historic ties with Israel can and must be rebuilt
  • With eyes on re-election, Netanyahu’s fights with world leaders aim to distract from many political problems
  • Australia-Israel relationship “at its lowest ebb”: Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • “Disappointed but not shocked” by Tony Burke’s comments: Jamie Hyams on Sky News
  • Denial of visa to Israeli Knesset member “deeply troubling”
  • Melbourne may have fallen to antisemitism – but Australia’s unity can be rebuilt
  • The world continues to tell Israel what to do – is it fair?
  • Australia-US relationship at ‘record low’ following ‘concerning’ Palestine move: Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • Praise from Hamas co-founder is bad. Palestinian Authority is also a flaw of recognition
  • Twenty years after Disengagement
  • Australia recognising Palestine more about ‘punishing Israel’ – Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • Dangerous reward for terror, antisemitism
  • Jewish community feels ‘disappointment’ with Anthony Albanese: Colin Rubenstein on Sky News
  • AIJAC deeply disappointed at misguided Palestinian statehood decision
  • Don’t reward Hamas: Why it would be wrong to recognise Palestine now
  • Appeasement has a price – and the hostages are paying it
  • Gullible West’s Palestinian statehood threats are peak idiocy
  • How the West was lost
  • Among Israelis, the view of the situation in Gaza is complex — rooted in a trust deficit
  • Hamas and its enablers
  • Why Labor risks making the wrong call on Palestine recognition
  • Druze crisis tested Israel’s Syria strategy
  • Media Matters: Smoke and Ire over IHRA
  • AIJAC calls UK’s Palestine recognition plans “counter-productive”; commends Australia’s more responsible approach
  • The silver anniversary of the silver bullet
  • ‘We cannot deny Hamas’ role in this’: Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • AIJAC: PM Albanese’s statement on Gaza very disappointing, risks exacerbating the situation
  • Diaspora Iranians hope for more attention to the plight of the Iranian people
  • Prolonging Gaza’s suffering, one ill-advised statement at a time
  • Call for ceasefire wilfully ignores realities of Gaza conflict
  • AIJAC rejects joint statement on Gaza as “badly misguided and deeply counter-productive”
  • AIJAC deeply disappointed by linkage of antisemitism plan decision to upcoming Islamophobia report
  • The arithmetic of hope and despair 
  • An AIJAC letter the Sydney Morning Herald refused to publish
  • Myths and Facts about Settler violence
  • AIJAC welcomes release of the Antisemitism Envoy’s “Plan to Combat Antisemitism”
  • Melbourne’s night of shame
  • Israeli defence technology the rising star of Operation Rising Lion
  • Politicians’ reactions ring hollow in echo chambers of outrage
  • AIJAC welcomes Premier’s statement on antisemitism crisis, but calls for urgent and vigorous enforcement
  • Anti-Semitism: Very fabric of our society is in deep, dark danger
  • Tragic shift on antisemitism should terrify us all
  • Australia’s Antisemitism problem is no longer shocking — it’s normalised
  • Could this be the 1967 moment for the Islamic Revolution?
  • After the ceasefire, we should not forget that Iran’s regime is a threat to everyone
  • AIJAC welcomes finding of 18C breach by Islamic preacher Wissam Haddad
  • ‘Optimism’ for Hamas to ‘exile’ their power and create a permanent ceasefire with Israel: Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • A ceasefire – but will the fire actually cease?
  • Weekend Hebrew media update: Gaza, Iran and Israel
  • Inside Israel’s strike on Iran: The intelligence coups that made it possible
  • Sometimes a military solution is necessary
  • War Update: Operation Rising Lion – Were the goals achieved?
  • AIJAC welcomes Iran-Israel Ceasefire
  • War Update: Operation Rising Lion – Will the ceasefire hold?
  • Questions over the legitimacy of the US-Israeli attack on Iran fail to grasp the threat — and the opportunity
  • War Update: Operation Rising Lion – US joins the fight
  • A critical first step to stability
  • AIJAC applauds American intervention against Iranian nuclear program
  • Three reasons Israel decided to act against Iran now
  • War Update: Operation Rising Lion – Soroka Hospital struck
  • Iran-Israel war: Why now and what happens next
  • Nuke showdown was inevitable
  • War Update: Operation Rising Lion: June 18, 2025
  • World a safer place if Iran doesn’t have nukes
  • War Update: Operation Rising Lion: June 17, 2025
  • Israel’s attack on Iran: The nuclear ‘point of no return’ and the operational window
  • Five timely takes in the Hebrew media on the war with Iran
  • AIJAC statement on Israeli campaign targeting Iran’s nuclear program
  • The humanitarian aid funding cuts you never heard about
  • UNRWA feeds the ‘Palestinian delusion’ of no Jewish state: Dr Einat Wilf on Sky News
  • Sanctions on Israeli ministers unprecedented, smack of double standards
  • No, Gaza is not “the hungriest place on earth”
  • Peace first, then statehood
  • Albanese urged to visit Israel instead of ‘throwing mud’ over Gaza war: Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • The hypocrisy of international outrage
  • Murder and hatred in the heart of the free world
  • Firearms and lies aimed at the world’s Jewish people
  • AIJAC condemns deadly shooting of Israeli Embassy staffers in Washington
  • Israel’s real victory at Eurovision
  • Houthi deal is a dangerous blow to US credibility and deterrence
  • Greens’ wild turn on Israel cost them
  • Australia has voted — so what happens now for the Jewish community?
  • How many civilians are really being killed in Gaza?
  • Greens ran a ‘toxic and divisive’ election campaign for Jewish voters: Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • AIJAC congratulates Labor on its emphatic election victory
  • Australia’s Jewish community faces an election — and an unprecedented threat
  • Aussie leaders and laws turn against antisemitism
  • Australia’s Antisemitism crisis: AIJAC Executive Manager Joel Burnie addresses AJC Global Forum
  • The Choice 2025
  • AIJAC expresses condolences on the passing of Pope Francis
  • Hamas sees live Israeli hostages as their “ultimate insurance policy”: Ehud Yaari on Sky News
  • AIJAC mourns Petro Georgiou AO, champion of Australian multiculturalism
  • Ehud Yaari in conversation with Joel Burnie
  • Gaza protests: A turning point or a moment of desperation?
  • Trump needs to hit Iran where it hurts: Tehran, not Yemen
  • Why Israel had to resume its attacks on Hamas
  • AIJAC deeply disturbed by threats and hateful messages targeting Mosques
  • Military strikes alone won’t stop the Houthis without direct pressure on Iran
  • The UN’s double standards on aid
  • Our multicultural ideals must be upheld by our leaders
  • Palestine peace can’t be built this way
  • Actually, crime links make Jew-hatred worse
  • Pressured and wooed by the US, Iran appears to be opting for the bomb
  • AIJAC welcomes arrest of person who threatened mass violence against Muslims
  • A month of hostage horrors
  • A Sickening Display of Evil
  • Jonathan Conricus in conversation with Joel Burnie
  • Call out the causes of antisemitism
  • Trumpquake: The international community’s weak response to Gaza
  • Keep conflict out of hospital wards
  • Hate in Hospitals a sign of a greater sickness
  • There is method to Trump’s Gaza takeover madness
  • AIJAC welcomes passage of Hate Crimes bill
  • Some merit, but many obstacles in Donald Trump’s Gaza plan
  • UNRWA must lose funding before any peace can be found in Gaza
  • AIJAC both concerned and hopeful in wake of President Trump’s pledges at meeting with Netanyahu
  • Ceasefire needed on Australian streets
  • Gaza will need real aid, not Hamas in disguise
  • AIJAC welcomes bipartisan support for Federal Hate Crimes bill
  • Monsters and Heroes: An Australian perspective
  • To succeed, the Gaza ceasefire must lead to hope and stability
  • Antisemitic bomb plot “a massive escalation”: Colin Rubenstein on Sky News
  • A peaceful Gaza is possible
  • A ceasefire is not enough for a strategic victory in the Middle East
  • Antisemitism database “first step of many more that need to be taken”: Dr Colin Rubenstein on ABC TV
  • AIJAC calls for urgent national action on worsening antisemitism crisis
  • Price of the Israel-Hamas hostage exchange ‘excruciatingly high’ as hatred of Jews explodes across the Western world
  • A welcome pause, but Hamas horror lingers
  • There is no big winner in the Israel-Hamas ceasefire deal
  • AIJAC relieved over deal to release hostages, but mindful of those left behind and ambiguity over Hamas’ role
  • Gaza ceasefire deal: What it means for the Middle East
  • UN’s anti-Israel biases can’t hide facts of terror
  • Ice Hockey tournament cancelled to “protect” Israelis
  • The latest IDF raid on the Kamal Adwan Hospital debunks absurd UN report
  • “The child is the father of the man”: How the birth of my grandson renewed my hope for a gentler year
  • AIJAC speaks out against hate… Will you join us?
  • The Axis of Resistance is not dead yet
  • Iranian human rights have significantly worsened since the “Woman, Life, Freedom” protests
  • A black day for the international community
  • Australia is abandoning Israel
  • A Fork in the Road for Lebanon
  • Maybe she won’t be right after all
  • Australian government’s conduct gravely disappointing
  • AIJAC “deeply disappointed” with “moral relativism and factual confusion” in speech from Foreign Minister
  • Jewish community ‘not surprised’ by shocking synagogue attack: Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • “It’s time for action” on antisemitism: Jamie Hyams on Sky News
  • Jewish Australians’ worst fears have come true
  • “It’s an abhorrent thing to see a place of worship attacked”: Rebecca Davis on Sky News
  • AIJAC horrified by arson attack on Melbourne synagogue
  • AIJAC deeply disappointed by Australian vote change on “woefully one-sided” UN Resolution
  • Faith, Unity and the Spirit of Abraham
  • Australia’s shameful government has acted shamefully yet again
  • AIJAC congratulates Senator Simon Birmingham
  • An opportunity for Lebanon, a blow for Hezbollah
  • Federal government’s actions feed antisemitism here
  • AIJAC welcomes Lebanon ceasefire deal
  • The Eighth Front: The war against the Jews
  • ICC arrest warrant decision “purely political”: Jamie Hyams on Sky News
  • AIJAC slams ICC decision to issue warrants against Netanyahu and Gallant
  • Australia is not immune to Amsterdam’s hate
  • Australia out of step with US and other allies on UN vote: Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • AIJAC deeply concerned by Australia’s latest UN votes
  • UNIFIL, the LAF and the myth of Lebanese sovereignty
  • “Backbone”? UNRWA delivers just 13% of the aid in Gaza
  • Malaysia’s recalcitrant antisemitism
  • Gaza polio clinic blast coverage a classic case of ABC bias
  • The secret history of  UNIFIL’s relationship with Hezbollah
  • Understanding the “Ring of Fire”
  • AIJAC frustrated and shocked at ABC Ombudsman’s rejection of complaint against an “open and shut” case of factual error
  • Report: Approvals for West Bank settlement expansion ‘stuck’
  • ‘Concerning escalation’ of Iranian nuclear threats against Israel: Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • The Australian Government refuses to see UNRWA’s terrorism
  • A world of two realities
  • AIJAC statement on passage of Israeli legislation to ban UNRWA
  • Ring of Fire must be doused
  • Many questions, still too few answers to evil
  • Hezbollah massacred Syrians; they are glad for Israel’s help
  • AIJAC welcomes new Iran missile sanctions, but calls for more coordination with allies
  • Wong’s Middle East proposals would make things worse
  • October 7 commemoration in Melbourne
  • Hamas’ 7 October attack, one year on: How it’s changed the Middle East
  • When our Miracle Day turned Black
  • ‘Genocide’ the modern-day blood libel to demonise Jews
  • Making “Never Again” a reality
  • The doctrine that feeds a perpetual strategy of war
  • The long-feared Middle East war is here. This is how Israel might now hit back at Iran
  • UN resolution is a recipe for continuous conflict 
  • AIJAC deeply dismayed at Senate Committee decision not to recommend judicial inquiry into campus antisemitism
  • AIJAC condemns latest Iranian aggression against Israel
  • AIJAC calls for better enforcement of Australia’s laws against supporting listed terrorist groups 
  • Hezbollah, not Israel, is the enemy of the Lebanese people
  • Want to stop an Israel-Hezbollah war? Look to Teheran
  • Wong ceasefire call misses the mark: Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • A Kafkaesque time for the Jewish people
  • Deplorable vote undermines our national interests
  • Letter: All Israeli citizens have equal democratic rights
  • Statement to Senate Committee hearing on Commission of Inquiry into Antisemitism at Australian Universities Bill
  • AIJAC extremely disappointed in Australia’s abstention on UN resolution
  • UN draft resolution would ‘represent a reward’ for Hamas: Colin Rubenstein on Sky News
  • The world condemns Israel because it wants to ignore the evil of Hamas, Hezbollah and other terror groups
  • Wikipedia has an antisemitism problem
  • AIJAC calls on Government to follow allies and sanction Iran over missile exports to Russia
  • AIJAC welcomes Federal Government announcement of National Student Ombudsman
  • Living with a bomb bag: A mother’s perspective on Jewish life after 7 October and the death of six young Israelis
  • Eylon Levy, former Israeli Government spokesperson, in conversation with AIJAC’s Rebecca Davis
  • Heartbreak has turned to rage in Israel: Can Benjamin Netanyahu survive the biggest challenge to his rule?
  • Mass protests in Israel: Ran Porat on ABC Triple J radio
  • Hostage rescue attempts reflects the values we share with Israel
  • IDF, Shin Bet launch major operation in northern West Bank
  • The UN continues to ignore Israeli victims of terrorism
  • Jewish community condemnation of settler violence is not new
  • AIJAC’s submission to Senate Committee considering the establishment of an inquiry into antisemitism on Australian campuses 
  • Iran steps up election interference in the US
  • What could be the retaliation after a Hamas official was killed on Iran soil?: AIJAC guest Behnam ben Taleblu on ABC Radio
  • Australians have had a ‘gutful’ of anti-Israel protests: Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • A Team of Heroes
  • Doctors without Borders badly needs to heal themselves
  • AIJAC shocked and horrified by extremism, complicity with violent protest, displayed by Greens
  • Iran’s patronage of Hamas, Hezbollah threatens global stability
  • AIJAC and academic experts submit briefing to the International Criminal Court opposing Netanyahu and Gallant arrest warrants
  • Latest findings confirm UNRWA’s complicity with Hamas terrorism
  • Ismail Haniyeh assassination: Where to next for the Middle East?
  • “Pro-Palestinian protests” are actually the opposite
  • The UN continues to fail the world
  • Why ultra-Orthodox opposition to serving in the Israeli army is the most significant threat to Netanyahu’s government
  • Australian multiculturalism was never a licence for ‘anything goes’
  • “I do fear that… this government’s realignment will continue to be against Israel”: Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • The many Iranians who support Israel and Israelis
  • IDF spokesperson, reserve Lt. Col. Peter Lerner in conversation with AIJAC’s Joel Burnie
  • AIJAC deplores ICJ Advisory Opinion
  • Defying expectations: Silent settlement freeze and outpost demolitions
  • A university is for a multiplicity of ideas
  • Israel’s hardest war is fighting the lies waged against it
  • The truth about water in Gaza
  • Why appeasing Iran will lead to broader Mid-East war
  • Médecins Sans Frontières has lost its way
  • Sydney University stabbing highlights issues in AIJAC submission on right-wing extremism
  • Another plank of the extreme anti-Israel narrative collapses
  • ‘Devil’s bargain’: Sydney University is tolerating hate speech by caving in to its tent camp extremists
  • Joint statement on the University of Sydney
  • AIJAC condemns Sydney University’s “capitulation” to Muslim Students’ Association
  • The War in Gaza: A Middle East and Global Turning Point – Bret Stephens in Melbourne
  • “I’ve never in my lifetime felt like my community is living in fear as we are now”: Jamie Hyams on Sky News
  • AIJAC calls for Australia to follow Canada and list the IRGC as a terrorist organisation
  • Counting – and miscounting – Gaza aid trucks
  • AIJAC appalled by attack on the electorate office of Josh Burns
  • Much of the Arab world knows Hamas ‘is the problem’: Colin Rubenstein on Sky News
  • Australia must never be a party to cynical, pro-Hamas lawfare
  • AIJAC expresses appreciation to PM, Leader of the Opposition, for bipartisan stance against extremism and antisemitism
  • Did Hamas accept ceasefire proposal? ABC can’t get its story straight
  • Politicised decision-making a threat to hopes for lasting peace
  • Iran uses pro-Palestinian students and criminals as proxies
  • Are Israel and Australia still allies? Joel Burnie speaks to Middle East Forum
  • AIJAC commends Julian Leeser’s bill to establish an “Inquiry into Antisemitism at Australian Universities”
  • Rafah set to re-open, but aid had already been surging into Gaza without it
  • New evidence continues to exonerate Israel in Rafah’s Tel al-Sultan tragedy
  • What we currently know about Rafah’s Tel al-Sultan tragedy
  • The appalling politicisation and misrepresentation of the ICJ
  • AIJAC expresses concern over politicisation and misrepresentation of International Court of Justice
  • AIJAC welcomes Ansar Allah terrorism listing
  • Why ICC’s ingrained bias ensures no fair ‘trials’ for Israel
  • Australia’s failing campus report card
  • AIJAC strongly condemns International Criminal Court arrest warrant requests for Israeli leaders
  • The UN’s slippery slope is now a chasm
  • “There is a distinct lack of leadership not just here in Australia but in other jurisdictions [too]”: Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • Holding on to hope in the eye of a hurricane
  • Antisemitic campus extremists don’t understand meaning of free speech
  • Palestine vote the worst of all worlds for Australia
  • Uni leaders must stand up for Jewish students
  • AIJAC condemns Australia’s UN vote on ‘Palestine’ as “profoundly disappointing”
  • Hamas’ so-called ceasefire “acceptance” is just spin to pressure Israel
  • Hamas Statistics: True or False? – a webinar
  • A new coalition against Iran
  • Aid delivery and distribution in Gaza: Logistical and security bottlenecks
  • Gaza protests not driven primarily by human rights concerns
  • It’s Time to Stop the Latest Pandemic of Hate
  • Antisemitism is the Same Old Story
  • Ignoring UNRWA’s problems will only condemn future generations of Palestinians
  • Online antisemitic conspiracy theories apparently led to Channel Seven’s mistakes about Bondi attacker
  • AIJAC letter in response to Marc Purcell’s piece in the Age and Sydney Morning Herald (April 18)
  • Israel-Iran conflict: Its origins explained, and what could happen next
  • Emboldened Iran is still seeking nuclear capacity
  • Move to recognise Palestine comes at the worst possible time
  • ‘Flipping of the narrative’: Israel ‘depicted as victim’ after Iranian attack – Ran Porat on France 24 television
  • Where is everybody when Israel isn’t involved?
  • AIJAC calls on Government to join coordinated international efforts against Iran in wake of attacks on Israel
  • Iran’s unprecedented attack on Israel was a strategic miscalculation. Can all-out war now be averted?
  • Contemplating ‘a return to Zion’ in the face of antisemitism
  • Aid Worker tragedy should not be misused
  • Peace won’t be achieved through speeches like Penny Wong’s
  • “You have to be very careful what you wish for”: Joel Burnie discusses FM Penny Wong’s comments on a Palestinian state on Sky News
  • The tragic history of Gaza’s al-Shifa Hospital
  • AIJAC “profoundly disagrees” with FM Penny Wong’s comments on recognising Palestinian statehood
  • Australia’s maverick response to WCK tragedy looking increasingly irrational
  • Aid worker tragedy must not lead to permanent ceasefire
  • IDF strike “a tragic mistake” – Ehud Yaari on ABC TV
  • “Full responsibility and accountability… but this incident does have certain context to it” – Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • Submission to Federal Government Public Consultation on Doxxing and Privacy Reforms
  • AIJAC mourns the tragic death of Australian aid worker Zomi Frankcom
  • Israeli ceasefire on the table but Hamas is rejecting it – AIJAC’s Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • The world’s ‘Triple Standard’ against Israel endangers global security
  • What recent ISKP attacks reveal about US, Russian and Iranian intelligence agencies
  • Contrary to news stories, aid is getting to north Gazans without UNRWA’s help
  • Backing UNRWA will not bring Middle East peace
  • Anti-Zionism is an abhorrent ideology, regardless of antisemitism
  • Rise of anti-Semitism echoes older, more dangerous eras
  • Four Corners “Forever War” episode reflected the endless crusade of its creator, John Lyons
  • AIJAC “gravely disappointed” by Australian Government’s decision to resume UNRWA funding
  • This is no time to throw Hamas a lifeline
  • AIJAC calls on Australian Government to remain firm on UNRWA
  • “Anti-Zionism” is illegitimate and immoral regardless of whether or not it is antisemitic
  • Ramadan and the Israel-Hamas ceasefire negotiations
  • Scourge of antisemitism must end
  • UNRWA and miseducating Palestinians
  • AIJAC angered and disappointed at “cowardly” and “discriminatory” actions of the 2024 Frontline Mental Health Conference
  • As the Houthis threaten international shipping, spare a thought for the people of Yemen
  • Because of October 7, Israel will never be the same again: Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • UNRWA is unfit to deliver aid to Palestinians
  • We need a ceasefire based on reality, not fantasy
  • Israel “acutely aware of the [humanitarian] issues its forces face in Rafah”: Joel Burnie on SkyNews
  • UNRWA is NOT running out of money. Who says so? UNRWA does!
  • AIJAC disappointed with Prime Ministers’ statement on Rafah that appears “divorced from reality”
  • Of UNRWA and other unremarkable things in the media 
  • West ignores the Sudan war at its peril
  • UNRWA’s role is to perpetuate the war against Israel
  • UNRWA and the Miseducation of the Palestinian people
  • ABC misrepresents Hamas’ hostages-for-ceasefire offer, Israel’s rejection of it
  • Greens ceasefire call ignores why Gaza war started: Joel Burnie on Sky News Australia
  • “The police statement does not make the event that occurred on that evening any better” – Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • The double survival gambit behind the brewing Israel-Hamas hostage deal
  • Israel’s enemies try and fail to help Hamas terrorists
  • After the atrocities of 7 October and amid the devastation in Gaza, remembering the Holocaust rightly is a moral obligation
  • Netanyahu’s critics ignore Israel’s right to security, peace
  • AIJAC pleased ICJ permitted Israel’s just war of self-defence against Hamas to continue
  • Was October 7 an act of genocide?
  • Hamas gladly puts its people in harm’s way
  • AIJAC welcomes new Australian sanctions targeting Hamas, Hezbollah, PIJ and the IRGC
  • Sanctions can no longer be the sole response to Tehran’s blatant provocations
  • Israel’s policy in Gaza is the opposite of the “deliberate starvation” lie
  • “Lies, damned lies and statistics” in Gaza
  • Penny Wong must understand that many Palestinians see all Israelis as ‘settlers’
  • “In calling for a permanent ceasefire now, it leaves Hamas in place”: Colin Rubenstein on Sky News
  • Israel & Jewish world “extremely distressed” at events of past 100 days: Colin Rubenstein on SkyNews
  • AIJAC disappointed FM Senator Penny Wong not visiting Israeli communities devastated on October 7
  • 100 days on, the trauma has not dissipated
  • Australia needs to join the US and UK in sanctioning Hamas and Iran
  • South Africa’s ICJ “genocide” case against Israel “cynical and politicised act of lawfare”
  • ‘From the River to the Sea’ is the Postmodern ‘Hep! Hep!’
  • Propaganda and “Fake Journalists” in Gaza
  • The end of judicial reform, and the beginning of healing
  • The Gaza War as seen from Southeast Asia
  • The UN’s disgraceful response to Hamas massacre can’t go unchallenged
  • Hamas is the cause, not the effect, of Israeli policies
  • No ceasefire can work unless Hamas disarms
  • AIJAC questions Australia co-signing “counter-productive” statement on settler violence
  • Dismantling Hamas is vital to any hopes of Middle East peace
  • UN embraces Iranian human rights abusers at refugee forum
  • AIJAC endorses efforts to urge International Committee of the Red Cross to demand access to Israeli hostages
  • Australia’s “profoundly disappointing” UN vote on Gaza ceasefire: Colin Rubenstein on Sky News
  • Statement regarding Australia/Canada/New Zealand joint statement and UN vote on the Israel/Hamas conflict
  • How October 7th Changed the Middle East and the World: Danielle Pletka
  • Article 51 and Israel’s inherent right to self-defence
  • A one-state Israel-Palestine solution is a bad and dangerous idea
  • AIJAC deeply disappointed by dropping of investigation into Sydney hate-speech clerics
  • The conflict between Israel and Hamas will continue to divide us, unless we risk face-to-face discussion
  • AIJAC welcomes the passage of improved NSW race hate laws
  • AIJAC questions handling of pro-Palestinian protestors ambushing visiting families of Israeli murder victims and hostages
  • A powerless Hamas is the only way this war will end
  • News reports whitewash the crimes of Palestinian prisoners being released
  • The silence about Hamas’ ongoing war crimes
  • A permanent ceasefire now would be a victory for Hamas
  • AIJAC applauds Federal Government’s announcement of Nazi salute ban
  • Misguided claims underpin journalists’ anti-Israel open letter – Colin Rubenstein on Sky News
  • Hamas is using hospitals to commit “acts harmful to the enemy”
  • AIJAC statement on release of hostages by Hamas
  • Disturbing propaganda “drip-fed” to student protesters – Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • Hostage release and humanitarian pause – Ran Porat on ABC News Radio
  • The Big Lie: “Genocide” in Gaza
  • Under pressure, Netanyahu agrees to a ceasefire and hostage deal with Hamas. Are his days now numbered?
  • Israel-Hamas ceasefire: The moral and operational dilemmas behind the hostage release deal
  • AIJAC response to visa announcement
  • AIJAC welcomes Prosecution of threats and incitement to violence bill in NSW
  • AIJAC welcomes sanctions move on Hamas supporters – described as a “step in the right direction”
  • A plea to the silent majority: It’s time to speak up for Jews
  • AIJAC calls on Australia to join its allies – the US and UK – in imposing sanctions on Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad
  • Allegations of Israeli ‘war crimes’ play into Hamas’ hands
  • Are you a “Fascifist”?
  • AIJAC’s response to PM Albanese’s comments regarding the Gaza situation in Question Time  
  • Possible Israel-Hamas ceasefire deal “very complicated” – Ran Porat on Channel News Asia
  • FM Penny Wong’s ceasefire call “misconceived” – Colin Rubenstein on Sky News
  • AIJAC disappointed by FM Penny Wong’s comments regarding a Gaza ceasefire
  • AIJAC statement on the events in Caulfield South on the evening of November 10
  • The media, Palestinian children and the numbers game
  • “Hamas is a genocidal movement” – Alan Jones editorial and Walt Secord interview on ADH-TV
  • How not to be pro-Palestinian
  • Boycott campaign “very ugly” – Colin Rubenstein on 3AW
  • Hanan Ashrawi proves – yet again – why she should never have been a candidate for any peace prize
  • AIJAC applauds former Prime Minister Scott Morrison solidarity visit to Israel
  • War is not a war crime
  • I have never experienced a more challenging period to live as a Jew
  • Hamas’s slaughter of innocent Israelis demands its rule comes to an end
  • “Pro-Palestinian” slogans often amount to advocating terrorism or calling for genocide
  • “When antisemitism rears its ugly head, Australian Jews feel it strongly” – Walt Secord on Sky News
  • The UN is effectively acting as Hamas’ ally
  • Hamas treat their own people as “completely expendable”: Colin Rubenstein on Sky News
  • Hamas’ extreme agenda to wipe out Jews and Israel cannot be ignored – Colin Rubenstein on Sky News
  • Statement on six former Australian Prime Ministers’ open letter on Israel and Hamas
  • Statement on Australia’s abstention in UN vote on Israel-Gaza resolution
  • AIJAC statement on Federal Minister Tony Burke’s comments
  • Blatant Misuse of International Law: “Proportionality”, “Collective Punishment” and “Genocide”
  • Distorting international law gives terrorist groups like Hamas impunity
  • The Oct. 7 atrocities are already being forgotten
  • Unprincipled Western media outlets ‘amplify terrorism’ by parroting Hamas’ lies about the deadly Gaza hospital bombing
  • The War against Israel’s Right to Self-Defence
  • Mass murder of Jews in Israel has sparked major upsurge of antisemitism internationally 
  • Hamas a harrowing threat to Jews and wider world
  • AIJAC supports listing of Iran’s IRGC as terrorist organisation, following Shadow Foreign Minister’s call
  • Western media mistakes pour fuel on the Middle Eastern fire
  • “Innocent Gazans will be hurt because Hamas created a war” – Elliott Abrams on Sky News
  • Israeli soldiers facing a very dangerous mission in Gaza – Ehud Yaari on Sky News
  • AIJAC welcomes new Iran sanctions
  • Gaza incursion will test IDF’s readiness for urban warfare
  • The worst of the Australian media coverage
  • Brutal attack upon Israel not possible without Iran backing
  • World must stand by Israel in its duty to destroy Hamas
  • The necessity of defeating Hamas
  • Israel prepares ‘ground manoeuvres’ against Hamas – Ehud Yaari interview on ABC Radio National
  • How Israel’s internal divisions helped spark the bloody Hamas massacre
  • “There’s a right to protest, but not a right to inflame hatred” – Colin Rubenstein on ABC Radio
  • Will the barbarity be allowed to prevail?
  • Hamas’ slaughter has Iran’s fingerprints – Ehud Yaari on ABC radio
  • Worst fears become a horrific act of terrorism
  • Pro-Hamas protests ‘contemptible’ – Colin Rubenstein on ABC News 24
  • “I ask myself, what are these people celebrating?” – Joel Burnie on SkyNews
  • Horror too ghastly to comprehend
  • “Shameless brutality” of Hamas’ attack – Colin Rubenstein on Sky News
  • ‘Israel’s 9/11’ and the troubling ‘victory’ of Hamas
  • AIJAC unequivocally condemns brutal Hamas attacks on Israel, expresses solidarity with the Israeli people
  • War again shocked us all
  • Afghanistan’s ISKP remains primarily a regional threat for now
  • Palestinians declare war on main benefactor UNRWA over required pledge not to discriminate
  • Morocco and Israel: A disaster underscores how the Abraham Accords have changed the region
  • After over 7 months of silence, Government rejects nearly all Senate recommendations on Iran
  • NSW Parliament pays tribute to AIJAC’s Jeremy Jones, OBM
  • AIJAC welcomes Federal Court judgment in Brighton Secondary College antisemitism case
  • AIJAC welcomes announcement of additional Australian sanctions on Iran
  • Sept. 2023 IAEA report: Iran lies and edges even closer to nuclear weapons
  • Is UNESCO Going to Erase Jewish History From Another Israeli City?
  • Israel and PNG: A relationship built upon faith
  • AIJAC “utterly devastated” by the passing of our colleague Jeremy Jones
  • Organised crime, police crisis fuel Arab murder epidemic in Israel
  • Australia must do more about Iran
  • The ABC gets settlements wrong, again
  • Why those who claim the illegality of West Bank settlements is “settled law” are wrong
  • AIJAC acknowledges ALP Conference decision to continue status quo on Israel and Palestinians 
  • AIJAC calls on CPAC to end sponsorship by controversial fundraising platform
  • Australia’s government has taken an anti-Israel stance
  • Labor’s Israel shift is a blow to peace and our credibility
  • Ill-conceived posturing on Palestine is undermining Australia’s reputation as a trusted peace broker
  • Australia’s ongoing near silence on Iran
  • Australia’s Middle East decision ill-conceived
  • AIJAC “profoundly disappointed” with new Government stance on West Bank, settlements
  • Israel and Vietnam – A relationship dating back to Ben-Gurion and Ho Chi Minh
  • Is Israel’s democracy in jeopardy? (audio)
  • Iran expands its military presence in South America
  • Israeli army moves to centre-stage in judicial reform controversy
  • AIJAC statement on passage of “Reasonableness” bill in Israel, amidst judicial reforms controversy
  • Three reasons Australia should help protect the International Court of Justice
  • Wait, what? West Bank settlements mired in massive housing slump
  • Denying Israel’s right to stop terrorists undermines peace
  • Francesca Albanese’s distortion of reality
  • Israel and Fiji: A Shared Interest in Peace and Fighting Climate Change
  • The US and its influence in UNESCO
  • ALP Must Resist the Activists on Israel
  • China still doesn’t care about the Middle East
  • Australian Government Under Growing Pressure for the Recognition of Palestinian Statehood
  • Stockholm Syndrome in Tehran
  • Move to recognise Palestine is premature and dangerous
  • Why ALP’s call to recognise Palestine is based on ignorance
  • AIJAC strongly condemns Victorian ALP motion calling for recognition of “Palestine”
  • A Response to Gareth Evans’ “The case for recognising Palestine”
  • Explainer: Why does Saudi Arabia want a ‘nuclear Aramco’?
  • The World Health Organisation’s Incurable Disease
  • Israeli FM’s historic Philippines visit highlights Israel’s Asian ambitions
  • On Israel and the Palestinians, Greens party like it’s 1947
  • Barbaric Russian paramilitary organisations must be put on Australia’s terror list
  • Latest IAEA reports demonstrate why a new deal with Iran is pointless
  • Israel’s U20 World Cup success shows need to fight sports boycotts
  • AIJAC applauds Federal Government’s new Nazi symbols bill
  • Iran’s multifront war against Israel is decades old
  • AIJAC statement regarding the Greens Middle East policy adopted on June 4
  • The UN Must Not Repeat Its ‘Nakba Day’ Farce
  • Sporting Boycotts require strong action by roof bodies
  • AIJAC responses to Antony Loewenstein’s “Good Weekend” article, which the Age and Sydney Morning Herald refused to publish
  • AIJAC proud to join Jewish organisations globally urging IHRA Antisemitism definition be part of UN Action Plan
  • AIJAC’s full comments to ABC Radio National “Breakfast” regarding the UN’s Nakba Day
  • Letter urging inclusion of IHRA Working Definition of Antisemitism in UN Action Plan
  • Nuclear menace underscores Iran’s attacks on Israel
  • Palestinian Islamic Jihad and the shell game in Gaza
  • War in Gaza: Another round of violence with no end in sight
  • Denying Jewish history will not help Palestinians
  • A truly “special” Special Rapporteur
  • Yemen’s Future: Partition, Hezbollisation or Talibanisation?
  • No increased Iranian cyberthreat to Israel
  • AIJAC stands by Israel in wake of Gaza attacks
  • Testimony: Criminal Code Amendment (Prohibit Nazi Symbols) Bill 2023
  • China won’t and can’t help Israel with Iran
  • A remarkable achievement, but still much more to do
  • AIJAC welcomes the deepening of Jewish-Muslim engagement in Australia
  • Iran’s ongoing strategic success across a mercurial Middle East
  • Local reports on Holy Sepulchre flare-up omit key information
  • AIJAC congratulates Randwick Council on Israeli flag decision
  • Recent rocket attacks represent the IRGC’s Palestinian face
  • AIJAC appoints Walt Secord as Director of Public Affairs
  • Recent violence and terror in Israel, plus Iran’s manoeuvring – Colin Rubenstein on Sky News
  • AIJAC condemns terror and rocket attacks against Israel over Passover
  • Israeli democracy shows ‘true strength’ in troubled times
  • AIJAC welcomes verdict in Leifer case
  • Indonesia’s disastrous own-goal
  • Australia should harden its response to Iran’s hostility
  • Writer Susan Abulhawa’s Australian friends
  • Misunderstanding the Middle East in the wake of the Iran-Saudi deal
  • Israeli protests: Government forced to put judicial reform on hold
  • AIJAC welcomes pause for negotiations on Israel’s proposed judicial reforms
  • Letter: Palestinian extremist voices were opposed because of their racism
  • Israel’s proposed judicial reforms – Jamie Hyams on J-Air radio
  • AIJAC congratulates Australian Catholics on “Powerful affirmation of friendship”
  • AIJAC welcomes proposed Federal ban on Nazi symbols and salutes
  • AIJAC welcomes additional Iran sanctions
  • AIJAC backs “tough measures” against neo-Nazis
  • Abulhawa exposed by the ABC, which then buried the story
  • Why we need the IHRA definition of antisemitism
  • IAEA reports show Iran has almost reached nuclear weapons capabilities
  • Ehud Ya’ari on ABC Radio National: Israel’s judicial reforms controversy, and increasing West Bank violence
  • The excuses of Adelaide Writers’ Week defenders hide an ugly truth
  • Why Russia apologists are often also the main pushers of anti-Israeli BDS
  • Israel, Middle East update and analysis – Ehud Yaari on Sky News
  • Israel is facing twin existential crises – what is Benjamin Netanyahu doing to solve them?
  • Palestine cannot achieve its aims without truly committing to peace alongside Israel
  • Australia needs to take more decisive action regarding Iranian threats against its citizens
  • AIJAC expresses dismay at lives lost, but strongly condemns violent rioting by settlers in Huwara
  • Activism power couple explain their mission – and the threats they face
  • Free speech has limits
  • In defence of Israel
  • Writers festival must not embrace anti-Semitic hate
  • AIJAC welcomes announcement controversial producer is no longer employed by ABC
  • Walter Russell Mead discusses international geopolitics on SkyNews
  • Russo-Iranian drone factory will eventually haunt the Middle East
  • Israel, the Palestinians, and the question of governability – days of unrest ahead
  • Labor intervenes to protect the IRGC from terror listing
  • Russia is the Iran of White Supremacy
  • Beating antisemitism will help save society
  • AIJAC condemns deadly Jerusalem terror attack
  • Israel will continue to act in self-defence against Palestinian terror
  • The Blessing of Australia
  • Australia once again the odd one out on Iran
  • Israel’s constitutional crisis explained
  • Vale Senator Jim Molan
  • IRGC listing trend snowballing domestically and internationally
  • The latest pro-Palestinian meme: Israel as “Environmental Oppressor”
  • AIJAC’s statement on the Perrottet Nazi uniform controversy
  • Dominic Perrottet’s Nazi outfit revelation is distressing and disappointing
  • Iran’s transnational terrorists should be proscribed
  • How a shining hope became a moral stain
  • Who’s Who in Israel’s new Government
  • Time for Australia to list the IRGC as a terrorist group
  • Managing his new government will be Netanyahu’s greatest political challenge
  • UN referral of Israel to International Court of Justice ‘odious’, Australian ‘no’ vote commended
  • AIJAC congratulates Binyamin Netanyahu on formation of new Israeli government
  • Qatar’s divisive and politicised World Cup
  • Antisemitism is breaking into the mainstream
  • Antisemitism scandal erupts around another UN Human Rights Council official
  • We’re playing catch-up on our response to Iran
  • AIJAC welcomes Albanese Government’s new sanctions on Iran, calls for more
  • Apparent mass amnesia at Brighton Secondary College hearing
  • The Russo-Iranian alliance comes to Europe
  • UN nuclear watchdog head’s shocking statement on Iran
  • The World Cup and Qatar’s Hypocrisy
  • AIJAC Condemns Jerusalem Terror Attacks
  • Iran’s revealing submission to the Australian parliament
  • Australia’s inaction on Iran sends a dangerous message to China
  • A scandalous World Cup
  • A deep dive into the Israeli election results
  • Australia should assist the struggling women of Iran  
  • In Israel’s election, wasted votes were PM Lapid bloc’s undoing
  • Israeli elections – Colin Rubenstein on Sky News’ Bolt Report
  • After Israeli vote, AIJAC expresses hope for period of stable government
  • Good or bad? Benjamin Netanyahu likely to regain power in Israel – AIJAC’s Ran Porat on Ticker News
  • Benjamin Netanyahu expected to return to power in Israel – Ehud Yaari on ABC News 24
  • AIJAC’s Ahron Shapiro on ABC NewsRadio: ‘Personal security’ concerns motivated voters
  • AIJAC’s Ran Porat interviewed about the Israeli election and its potential implications on 2GB radio
  • Terrorism impact a wildcard in Israeli elections
  • AIJAC welcomes establishment of IHRA Parliamentary Friendship Group
  • Australian reversal on Jerusalem recognition misguided – Colin Rubenstein and Michael Rubin on Sky News
  • What to do as Iran ups the ante in Ukraine
  • “We have no reason to be enemies”: Israeli women in solidarity with the Iranian protest movement
  • AIJAC condemns latest “deplorable” report by UNH permanent Commission of Inquiry
  • Iranian Lies Matter
  • Rejecting West Jerusalem Step in the Wrong Direction
  • Government’s reversal on Jerusalem a bizarre own-goal
  • AIJAC expresses deep disappointment over government’s reversal on Jerusalem
  • IDF: No Israeli involvement in Palestinian boy’s death
  • Western Silence on Iran’s Material Support for Russia is Deafening
  • A Tale of Two Speeches: Yair Lapid and Mahmoud Abbas at the UN General Assembly
  • Widespread unrest in Iran reflects the “Handmaid’s Tale” regime increasingly being imposed upon Iranian women
  • The Axis of Proliferation
  • Latest IAEA report on Iran suggests a critically dangerous situation
  • AIJAC mourns Queen Elizabeth II
  • Australian LaRouchites get aggressive in shilling for the Chinese Communist Party
  • Imminent Iran nuclear deal looks like a terrible outcome
  • UNIFIL must be reformed or replaced
  • The roots of Gaza’s ongoing tragedy
  • Empowering Russia’s allies is not the answer to the energy crisis
  • Israel is increasingly part of a regional cold war against an Iran-Russia-China axis
  • Israeli political parties shuffle the deck ahead of election season
  • Israel holding firm against Iranian-backed attacks
  • Joint statement by AIJAC, ECAJ, ZFA, JCCV, ZV and AUJS on Melbourne University Student Union motion
  • AIJAC welcomes NSW Nazi symbol ban
  • Bolton and Pompeo assassination plot reveals Iran’s malign intentions and poor capabilities
  • AIJAC welcomes Gaza ceasefire
  • AIJAC condemns targeting of Israeli civilians by Palestinian Islamic Jihad
  • Iran’s nuclear weapons threats are actually a sign of weakness
  • Afghanistan and Iran after the assassination of Zawahiri
  • Iran riding the tide of Latin America’s “Pink Wave”
  • Be wary of Iran, silent partner in the anti-West club
  • Israel successfully neutralising Iran’s global terrorism apparatus
  • Iran’s material support for Russia’s invasion of Ukraine must have consequences
  • Understanding the security threat from violent extremists
  • Stability is at stake
  • Stockholm syndrome: Yemen’s disastrous ceasefire
  • Backgrounder: The Temple Mount “Status Quo”
  • AIJAC welcomes Victorian swastika ban, and introduction of similar NSW legislation
  • AIJAC’s Ahron Shapiro and Ran Porat interviewed on Israeli political developments on ABC NewsRadio
  • Some key points to understand about the dissolution of Israel’s Government
  • Israel and the UN: How the world’s only Jewish state has been scapegoated
  • Unhealthy obsessions return to the annual World Health Organisation assembly – yet there are signs of positive change
  • The Far-Right foreign fighter threat that wasn’t
  • AIJAC commends Australia’s statement against the UNHRC’s permanent Commission of Inquiry into Israel
  • IAEA Board rebukes Iran, Iran unplugs IAEA cameras
  • New revelations: Iran apparently spied on the UN nuclear watchdog
  • Al Jazeera hearts anti-Israel terrorism (continued)
  • AIJAC statement on rescission of Melbourne University Student Union motion calling for Israel boycott
  • AIJAC welcomes Queensland swastika ban move
  • Making sense of the new political landscape
  • AIJAC congratulates new PM Albanese, wishes his government every success
  • University of Melbourne exposes BDS’s lies and extremism
  • AIJAC welcomes ABC inquiry outcome, calls for further consideration of external complaints body
  • Tragedy of journalist’s death exploited to intensify conflict
  • Laughing all the way to the postal bank: The LaRouchites in the 2022 Election
  • Climate of concern over independent candidates
  • AIJAC welcomes Victorian swastika ban bill
  • The ABC cannot be allowed to bury its report into complaints handling until after the election
  • Universities must not allow anti-semitism to stand
  • AIJAC welcomes University of Melbourne statement on “anti-semitic” student union motion 
  • Pre-election extremism from the Greens
  • AIJAC welcomes Glen Eira’s adoption of the IHRA definition of antisemitism
  • An unprecedented summit highlights a changing Middle East
  • Al Jazeera employees openly barrack for the terrorists attacking Israeli civilians
  • ‘Al-Aqsa in danger’: The libel fomenting the current Jerusalem violence
  • ACMA decision on “Q+A” demonstrates need for new independent, external body to hold ABC to its code of conduct
  • Iranian cyberattacks on Israel are unsophisticated, but remain a constant and serious nuisance
  • Terror wave reaches Tel Aviv
  • AIJAC condemns Tel Aviv nightclub attack
  • Israel’s ruling coalition has lost its majority. Now what?
  • Election campaign marred by swastikas, as MPs in various states consider ban
  • AIJAC welcomes NSW Government’s announcement of plans to introduce a bill criminalising public display of Nazi symbols
  • The global delegitimisation campaigns against Israel and how to combat them – Olga Deutsch
  • Israel faces new terror wave and considers how to respond
  • Labor, Greens MPs denounce action on antisemitism in NSW
  • Lone Wolves? Islamic State sympathisers kill six Israelis in two attacks
  • AIJAC welcomes history-making NSW motion on antisemitism
  • Israel’s humanitarian response in Ukraine continues a long Israeli tradition
  • Latest IAEA report: Iran now a whisker away from nuclear weapons capabilities
  • Explainer: Why do Iran, Syria and their proxies support Russia in the Ukrainian crisis?
  • Next up: A nuclear Iran
  • New Study again confirms Israel has firm security reasons for controversial “Citizenship Law”
  • Israel uses Abraham Accords ties to encourage Middle Eastern allies to condemn Russia
  • Russia sends its pet neo-Nazis to kill Zelensky – while claiming to want to “denazify” Ukraine
  • Iran’s hard bargaining looks set to deliver a dangerous deal for international security
  • AIJAC responds to NSW Parliamentary report on the public display of Nazi symbols
  • Apartheid-like situation of Palestinians in Lebanon reasserted – no-one notices
  • AIJAC welcomes expanded Hamas listing
  • Israel steps up efforts to confront Jewish extremist violence against Palestinians in the West Bank
  • Amnesty’s Israel ‘apartheid’ report sets back Palestinians’ struggle
  • The self-destruction of an NGO: Amnesty International has form
  • ‘Apartheid’ accusation against Israel puts NGOs on road to irrelevance
  • AIJAC calls new Amnesty report “dangerous”, “libellous” and “an intellectual crime against truth, and against genuine international law”
  • Litzman plea deal “very disappointing”
  • Israel boycott bandwagon fails to see functioning democracy
  • Misguided representation of Israeli-Palestinian relations has no place in our society
  • AIJAC welcomes Sydney Festival repudiation of demands by BDS movement
  • Israel victimised by broken UN System
  • Submission to the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Human Rights’ Inquiry into Religious Discrimination Bill 2021 and related bills
  • AIJAC makes submission to ABC Complaint Handling Inquiry
  • Australian neo-Nazis stand with convicted British terrorist
  • AIJAC welcomes NSW’s embrace of the IHRA definition of antisemitism
  • An untruth about the IHRA antisemitism definition
  • The Afghanistan retreat: We may soon be recalling why we went there in the first place.
  • A Plan B on Iranian nukes is now a necessity
  • The “Sydney Statement on anti-Palestinianism”: An Analysis
  • The Taliban are losing the fight against Islamic State
  • New “Magnitsky” laws should apply to Iranian abusers
  • Tehran’s Russian Connection
  • AIJAC commends Australia’s “No” votes on UN anti-Israel motions
  • Is Iran “breaking out slowly” towards a bomb?
  • Greens miss the mark with antisemitism policy
  • Iranian Kittens in Cyberspace
  • AIJAC welcomes two updates to Australia’s terrorist list
  • A matter of patience: Tehran’s nuclear timeline versus Washington’s
  • Submission to the now-suspended Senate Inquiry into ABC and SBS Complaints Handling
  • Why we must call out Holocaust distortion
  • Bennett-Lapid Gov’t passes budget, boosts Arab and Druze sectors
  • PA apparently seeks to get Palestinian residents evicted in Sheikh Jarrah
  • Six Palestinian NGOs are supporting terrorist group PFLP – Ran Porat on J-AIR
  • Australia embracing the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s Working Definition of Anti-Semitism
  • There is ample evidence banned Palestinian NGOs are PFLP-affiliated
  • Some points everyone should understand about John Lyons’ new booklet, “Dateline Jerusalem: Journalism’s Toughest Assignment”
  • Committee’s recommendation to expand Hamas listing is welcome news
  • AIJAC welcomes Australia’s ’embrace’ of IHRA antisemitism definition
  • Lyons’ claims laughable if not so insidious
  • From football to Facebook: European antisemitism strategy impresses
  • What Everyone Thinks They Know About the Yemen War is Wrong
  • Why Australia should adopt and apply the IHRA Working Definition of Antisemitism
  • Lyons’ blatant twisting of an email demonstrates the shallowness and unprofessionalism of his latest monograph
  • Hamas must be proscribed in its entirety
  • AIJAC statement: John Lyons’ “Dateline Jerusalem: Journalism’s toughest assignment”
  • Three UN General Assembly Speeches – Iran, the PA and Israel
  • Antisemitic streak seen in Melbourne protests
  • One Year of the Abraham Accords: Their Impact and Future – Tal Becker
  • A year into the Abraham Accords shines a light into future
  • Violations by a few shameful
  • Amnesia, Afghanistan and the ongoing threat
  • AIJAC urges compliance with all COVID-19 guidelines
  • How Afghanistan’s fall to the Taliban increases the global terrorism threat
  • Banning the swastika – AIJAC’s Jeremy Jones on ABC Radio
  • AIJAC welcomes Victorian Government racial vilification announcement
  • The US must reverse image of defeat and turn eyes towards Iran
  • Al Jazeera, Qatar and the Taliban
  • Can Israel trust America after the withdrawal from Afghanistan? – Jeremy Jones on SBS radio
  • The covert antisemitism at the Melbourne anti-lockdown protest on Saturday
  • Sanctioned terrorists and ultra-hardliners – inside the new Iranian cabinet
  • AIJAC calls on Australians to stand with Dr. Jamal Rifi
  • It is time for Australia to adopt the IHRA definition of antisemitism
  • AIJAC welcomes Foreign Minister Payne’s condemnation of Iran and Hezbollah
  • Letter to the West Australian Bar Association
  • Is it too late to stop Iran from crossing the nuclear threshold?
  • Turkish conference underlines growing role of Ankara as key driver of global Islamist extremism
  • Lessons from Israel’s fourth COVID-19 wave 
  • ABC story misrepresents shoddy HRW report, even as it hypes it
  • Why was Julian Burnside’s message antisemitic?
  • HRW’s latest Gaza report is a pathetic effort
  • When Golda met Jordana – the ABC offers tarnished history
  • ABC shames itself with its bias on Israel and Hamas
  • Push to boycott Israel only prolongs the Palestinian conflict
  • How to prevent another Gaza conflict
  • Your ABC’s complaints process might surprise you
  • Vote won’t end family unification controversy
  • Brutal new Iranian President raises major policy questions
  • The LaRouchites latch on to Australia Post
  • Aunty’s complaints process is an absolute farce
  • AIJAC calls ABC response to “Q&A” complaint “laughable”
  • German experience can inform Australia’s next move on Hezbollah
  • Parliamentary Committee recommends Australia expand listing of Hezbollah
  • Iranian online Jew-hatred likely fed international wave of antisemitism
  • Backgrounder: Who’s who in the new Israeli government
  • Iran’s role in the latest Gaza conflict
  • The Bibi years: Triumphs, tribulations, controversies and contradictions
  • Australian Government shows seriousness about accountability for Palestinian aid
  • Naftali Bennett’s views on Palestinian state more nuanced than reported
  • Netanyahu leaves behind a complex legacy in Israel. His successor will need to deliver change — and fast
  • The new Israeli government – AIJAC’s Ahron Shapiro on ABC Radio
  • What’s in store for Israel’s new coalition? – Ran Porat on ABC Radio
  • AIJAC welcomes new Israeli government, pays tribute to Netanyahu’s achievements
  • Al Jazeera thanked by Hamas for “exemplary coverage,” as reporter’s story of Jerusalem arrest appears to be debunked
  • AIJAC statement: Queensland ALP resolution “disgraced the party” and embarrassed the national leadership
  • Increasing IAEA warnings about Iran
  • For the Record: Federal parliamentary statements on the recent Israel-Hamas conflict
  • Reframing Gaza: Iran’s multi-front war against Israel
  • What will Israel’s next government look like?
  • Israel poised to install most ideologically diverse government ever
  • Corrections to ABC “Explainer” highlight media’s Gaza problems
  • To avoid another Gaza war don’t empower Iran
  • Australian Islamist extremist group fans the antisemitic flames
  • AIJAC’s Ahron Shapiro discusses Israeli political situation on ABC News Radio
  • ABC, SBS remind journalists to remain impartial
  • AIJAC submission to the Parliamentary Joint Standing Committee on Intelligence and Security review into the relisting of Hizballah ESO
  • If you cheer for Hamas, you should understand it wants Israel wiped from the map
  • Benjamin Netanyahu was on the brink of political defeat. Then, another conflict broke out in Gaza
  • 5 things we have learned after 11 days of fighting
  • AIJAC welcomes Israel-Hamas ceasefire after 11 days of fighting
  • The folly of ‘even-handedness’ in the Hamas-Israel conflict
  • Provocation and retaliation at heart of Gaza war
  • Media myths being spread during the current Israel-Hamas conflict
  • The Palestinian victims of Hamas’ missiles
  • AIJAC welcomes statement by PM Morrison on Israel’s right to defend itself
  • Dr Ran Porat interviewed on Sky News Australia about the current fighting between Israel and Hamas
  • Afghanistan withdrawal will increase terror threat to Australia
  • Gross distortions of HRW apartheid slur
  • A ‘human rights’ group assaults both rights and hopes for peace
  • AIJAC condemns Hamas rocket barrage on Israel
  • UNRWA textbooks draw European censure
  • AIJAC’s submission on the Feasibility Study on Strengthening Trade and Investment with Israel
  • AIJAC’s Ahron Shapiro discusses Jerusalem disturbances and Israeli coalition negotiations on ABC News Radio
  • Australia cuts Palestinian aid by 25%
  • AIJAC applauds announcement that Australia will not attend controversial Durban 4 conference
  • Settlements squeezed, not surged under Trump
  • US pulls out of Durban anti-racism meet up, is Australia next?
  • AIJAC “deeply shaken” by tragic accident at Mount Meron
  • Greek-Israel defence deal is latest evidence of the blossoming Eastmed alliance
  • Antisemitism and the extreme right today – Lydia Khalil
  • Russia is astutely playing the players in Yemen
  • AIJAC’s response to Human Rights Watch’s new report accusing Israel of “Apartheid”
  • Cardinal Edward Cassidy became a champion of Jewish people
  • The Palestinians ‘don’t hold the key’ to peace in the Middle East – AIJAC’s Jamie Hyams on Sky News
  • AIJAC mourns the passing of Isi Leibler
  • Statement on the Passing of HRH Prince Philip
  • The path to extremism needs to be blocked
  • ALP needed to go harder on Iran, Hezbollah
  • AIJAC’s Ahron Shapiro discusses the Israeli election aftermath on ABC News Radio
  • The Great Suez Canal Plot
  • Surprise: Likud drew more Israeli Arab votes than ever
  • Mavi Marmara passenger arrested on terrorist charges
  • AIJAC statement on ALP policy to recognise a state of Palestine
  • Israel’s Powerful Connections: The strategic logic behind plans for the world’s longest undersea cable
  • Becoming Ansar Allah: How the Islamic Revolution Conquered Yemen
  • AIJAC’s Jeremy Jones speaks on ABC Radio on Harmony Week, Racism and Multiculturalism in Australia
  • AIJAC’s Ahron Shapiro discusses the Israeli election on ABC NewsRadio
  • Australian Arabic language newspaper claims Israel sent prostitutes to entice Gulf states
  • AIJAC’s Jeremy Jones discusses Interfaith Dialogue and Far-Right Extremism on ABC Radio
  • Oil spill off Israel’s coast reveals Iranian smuggling dangers
  • Iran crosses line between hostage and prisoner
  • AIJAC deplores ICC decision to formally investigate “The Situation in Palestine”
  • AIJAC thanks Foxtel for agreeing to remove offensive episode of drama program
  • AIJAC welcomes ‘critically important’ Victorian report into anti-vilification laws and recommendation to ban Nazi symbols
  • AIJAC’s Jeremy Jones Talks on State and Federal Measures to Deal with Extremism and Terrorism
  • After her own release, Kylie Moore-Gilbert helps others 
  • AIJAC welcomes announcement listing Sonnenkrieg Division as a terrorist organisation in Australia
  • Is a war between Israel and Hezbollah likely in 2021?
  • ICC recognising Palestine creates setback for Middle East peace hopes
  • The Biden Administration needs to build on US Mideast achievements
  • Israel’s vaccination success by the numbers
  • Hezbollah cyberattack on Australian company is part of a growing cyber-threat emanating from Iran
  • AIJAC makes parliamentary submission on countering extremist movements and radicalism in Australia
  • When will Europe grow a spine on Iranian terrorism?
  • Mess in the Middle East
  • Sky News’ Sharri Markson discusses ICC with Sen. James Patterson, cites AIJAC’s Dr Colin Rubenstein
  • Australian Government commended for ICC approach
  • Parties finalise their lists for next month’s Israeli election
  • The antisemitic commentators of Holocaust Remembrance Day
  • The Biden Administration’s Turkish Dilemma
  • B’Tselem & “Apartheid”
  • Malka Leifer extradited
  • What we can expect from President Biden
  • The Biden Administration’s challenge on Iran
  • History’s lessons vital to counter extremism
  • Clive Williams’ misguided claims on Iran, Israel and the Trump Administration – a fisking
  • One Nation Senator fails to moderate antisemitic comments
  • Beware Turkey’s normalisation noise
  • ‘Tis the season: Israeli Government to dissolve at midnight
  • AIJAC welcomes latest Leifer decision
  • We are at a pivotal moment for addressing the Iranian nuclear threat
  • AIJAC welcomes Israel-Morocco normalisation
  • How has Israel fared in 2020? 
  • AIJAC statement on satisfactory outcome of Monash Health investigation into racist remarks
  • AIJAC statement on Senate motion on Yitzhak Rabin
  • How Biden (and Australia) should pressure Iran
  • The Misdirections of Palestinian PM Mohammed Shtayyeh
  • Who are the Iranian men reportedly released in exchange for Kylie Moore-Gilbert? 
  • War between Armenia and Azerbaijan highlights Turkey–Israel tensions
  • The release of Dr Kylie Moore-Gilbert
  • WHO General Assembly wastes time and resources on condemnation of Israel
  • Was Iran a winner or a loser in the Armenia-Azerbaijan war?
  • Australia should consider declaring BDS antisemitic
  • Interview: AIJAC’s Ahron Shapiro with SBS Radio’s Nitza Lowenstein on what a Biden Administration may mean for Israel, Iran and the Peace Process
  • Bipartisan support for Israel clear winner in 2020 US election 
  • WHO set to continue anti-Israel politicisation at this year’s World Health Assembly
  • Turkey’s provocative actions in the Mediterranean spark a reaction
  • AIJAC congratulates US President-elect Joe Biden
  • The passing of Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks
  • ABC considering IHRA antisemitism definition
  • Remembering Yitzhak Rabin, Israel’s military hero turned martyr for peace
  • Is suspending Corbyn a decisive step for wounded UK Labour party?
  • AIJAC condemns Islamist terror attacks in France
  • Iran stepping up influence operations and cyber-mischief in lead-up to US election
  • AIJAC welcomes Israel-Sudan peace announcement
  • QAnon is more than a conspiracy
  • As Australia leaves UNHRC, human rights abusers step up
  • Australia halves UNRWA funding
  • AIJAC welcomes ABC corrections on Israel’s capital
  • A media relationship that must end
  • AIJAC meets with new Ambassador to Israel Paul Griffiths
  • Israel roils under COVID-19 second wave
  • Indonesia, the Palestinians and the new Middle East
  • Mahmoud Abbas implicitly acknowledges Palestinian failures in UN speech
  • Blood libel from a contributor to Australian Arabic language site
  • UAE’s and Bahrain’s normalisation of relations with Israel could be an opportunity for Palestinians
  • The 20th anniversary of the Second Intifada
  • AIJAC welcomes decision to extradite Malka Leifer
  • AIJAC welcomes Australia’s UN ECOSOC stance
  • Jordan Valley tale is all wet
  • Former Al-Jazeera chief compiles “blacklist” of journalists who support Israel-UAE and Israel-Bahrain deal
  • Russia’s quest to make itself indispensable in the Middle East
  • AIJAC hails signing of Abraham Accords in Washington
  • Bridging the gulf to peace
  • Deals between Israel, UAE and Bahrain shatter old barriers
  • Mahmoud Abbas courts disaster by rejecting hundreds of millions of dollars the Palestinians desperately need 
  • AIJAC welcomes announcement of Israel-Bahrain ties
  • Al Jazeera coverage promotes Qatar’s view opposing UAE-Israel normalisation deal
  • Islamic charity in hot water receives Australian endorsement
  • Australia must do more to get Melbourne academic Kylie Moore-Gilbert out of Iranian prison
  • Senior Israeli diplomat Yuval Rotem explains UAE triumph to AIJAC webinar
  • A fortnight that has transformed the Middle East
  • What’s different about the UAE-Israel normalisation agreement?
  • AIJAC warmly welcomes “historic breakthrough” of official Israel-UAE relations
  • Will Lebanon’s crisis lead to Lebanese-Israeli border disputes finally being resolved?
  • Anti-Israel conspiracy theorists try to link Israel with Beirut port blast
  • Israel set to delay budget, dodge new elections
  • The latest Coronavirus Conspiracy Theories from the Middle East and far right
  • Australian Government should help Lebanese people, but not Hezbollah
  • Mapping a terrorist empire: New Hezbollah resource again makes the case for Australia to ban the Lebanese group
  • China-Iran deal shows folly of ending UN arms embargo on Iran
  • Mike Doran – China and the Middle East
  • Australia’s parliament does not need “parliamentary friendship” with Iran’s Majlis
  • Israeli Innovation, International Partnerships and Coronavirus: An Update
  • Russia Intrudes Into the Palestinian Arena
  • AIJAC joins #nospaceforjewhate
  • The US Democratic party’s 2020 draft platform should somewhat reassure most supporters of Israel
  • WHO’s unhealthy attitude towards Israel
  • Black Lives Matter and the scourge of anti-semitism
  • Iran Doubles Down in Venezuela
  • The Palestinians face coronavirus second wave
  • A so-called Israeli “annexation” might provide Palestinians with an opportunity
  • ‘No wonder Jewish groups are wary of BLM’
  • Second Waves: What can Australia and Israel learn from each other as they both face a new round of Coronavirus?
  • “Disappearing Palestine” – the Maps that Lie
  • Al-Jazeera’s Muslim Brotherhood links exposed
  • Palestinian leadership coming back to the negotiating table?
  • “Zionists” blamed for Moselmane investigation
  • Keir Starmer passes his first major credibility test with the Jewish community
  • Israel and Iran: ‘Cyber winter is coming’
  • AIJAC welcomes Australian votes in the UN Human Rights Council
  • Australia’s key role in stopping terror funding through drug smuggling
  • Abbas’ role in stalling the peace process must not go ignored
  • Israel and the Libyan Civil War
  • Antisemitism on the streets of Europe
  • Palestinians hint at negotiations as Israel mulls extending sovereignty to parts of West Bank
  • AIJAC welcomes communications representative on IHRA committee
  • The IAEA’s damning report card on Iran’s nuclear program
  • The Larouchites heart China
  • The price Palestinians pay for anti-normalisation
  • Trump plan may bring Palestinian state closer
  • Khamenei tweets, Australia sleeps
  • Israel refuses Chinese bids on desal, 5G projects
  • AIJAC welcomes finding Leifer fit to stand trial
  • The real enemies of a two-state Israel-Palestinian resolution
  • Israel finally swears in national emergency government
  • Intra-Likud spat delays launch of new Israeli government
  • Iran’s continuing cyber-mischief during the coronavirus crisis 
  • AIJAC files complaint to ABC over radio talkback slur
  • Israel’s High Court won’t nix Gantz-Netanyahu deal: Gov’t on track to form next week
  • The WHO and the myth of neutrality 
  • ICC continues its “lawfare” against Israel
  • AIJAC urges Australia to join Germany in banning Hezbollah
  • Exploiting the pandemic to attack Israel
  • Ahron Shapiro on Israel’s new government, coronavirus response
  • Netanyahu, Gantz agree to form government
  • AIJAC statement welcoming Israel’s new National Emergency Government
  • Gantz given two-day extension to attempt to form government
  • Iran’s Jamal Khashoggi escapes the world’s notice 
  • Gaza and the misuse of the coronavirus emergency 
  • In Israel, national unity government agreement seems imminent
  • Dr Jonathan Schanzer to AIJAC Webinar: 2020 – the year of Iran’s Precision-Guided Missile
  • Palestinian incitement escalates despite coronavirus crisis
  • Start-up nation high-tech versus the coronavirus
  • Ehud Yaari to AIJAC Webinar: Gantz move no surprise, will be popular 
  • The Ambassador and the ABC
  • A new Israeli Government at last?
  • Israel may soon have a new government
  • Answers needed on Australian aid
  • Settlements growth decreases, but not in the eyes of Peace Now, AP
  • Australia argues the ICC should not be investigating the “situation in Palestine”
  • AIJAC welcomes Australia’s submission to the International Criminal Court
  • Gantz gets a mandate – What now?
  • AIJAC statement on Nowra neo-Nazi arrest
  • Australia takes Iran concerns to nuclear watchdog
  • Coronavirus spurs unity government fever in Israel
  • Netanyahu volleys the ball back into Gantz’s court
  • The resurgence of Antisemitism – Jeremy Jones on ABC Radio
  • Emergence of neo-Nazis must be countered through education
  • Climbing off fence, Lieberman apparently moving to oust Netanyahu
  • Australian Government notes UNRWA concerns, but continues funding
  • PA hypocrisy on “anti-normalisation”
  • Nuclear watchdog gets serious on Iran
  • When is a ban not a ban?
  • Understanding the Israeli election result
  • President Rivlin’s visit to Australia with Ehud Yaari
  • Israeli election preview with Ehud Yaari
  • Background to the visit of Israeli President Reuven Rivlin to Australia
  • Israel prez cements ties
  • Push to list Hezbollah’s military wing as a terrorist group ‘doesn’t go far enough’
  • AIJAC welcomes Australian submission to the International Criminal Court
  • Labor on the Trump peace plan
  • Al Jazeera shows its true colours in coverage of the Trump peace plan
  • Australia urged to condemn biased “blacklist”
  • Behnam Ben Taleblu on Iran protests, Trump peace plan
  • Would Yitzhak Rabin approve of Trump’s peace plan?
  • Iranian cyberattacks may increase in the wake of Soleimani’s assassination
  • Interview: AIJAC’s Jeremy Jones with SBS Radio’s Nitza Lowenstein on promoting tolerance and understanding in Australia
  • AIJAC’s Tzvi Fleischer on the Trump Mid East peace plan
  • The opportunity of Trump’s “deal of the century”
  • What’s on the table in Donald’s deal?
  • Downplaying the Hezbollah presence in Latin America: A Fisking
  • Highlights from the World Holocaust Forum, Jerusalem
  • Behnam Ben Taleblu interviewed on ABC Radio “PM” about Dr Kylie Moore-Gilbert [Transcript]
  • Australia represented as states recommit to Holocaust remembrance
  • Right-wing parties reunite
  • Mergers, reshuffles ahead of tonight’s Israeli election deadline
  • Iranian protesters are bravely demonstrating against the brutal Iranian regime
  • Jeremy Jones interviewed about antisemitism on ABC Radio “PM”
  • AIJAC encourages contributions to bushfire relief
  • AIJAC welcomes reports Leifer found fit to face an extradition hearing
  • Time to push for new Iran nuclear deal
  • The killing of arch-terrorist Soleimani changes the regional rules of the game
  • AIJAC expresses cautious optimism following death of arch-terrorist Soleimani
  • AIJAC describes appointment of Yaakov Litzman as Israel’s Health Minister as “deplorable”
  • AIJAC hails Australia’s stance on ICC and Israel
  • Calling for a one-state solution in Israel and Palestine is calling for a bloodbath
  • Will Iran use fake social media accounts and fake news to try to sway the British election?
  • Some questions need to be asked about recent “Q&A” episode
  • 450+ rockets fired, terrorist leaders out, but what’s changed?
  • Antisemitism infects UK election
  • New IAEA report suggests Iran is growing closer to nuclear weapons capabilities
  • Explained: A third Israeli election and a PM charged with corruption
  • Israeli diplomat and adviser Dr. Tal Becker to speak in Melbourne and Sydney
  • AIJAC’s Ahron Shapiro talks Israeli elections on ABC radio
  • Ehud Ya’ari on Israeli settlements
  • AIJAC welcomes US stance on settlements and international law
  • Australian media fail: no mention rockets being fired by Palestinian Islamic Jihad, a banned terrorist group
  • AIJAC condemns latest rocket attacks from Gaza, noting Iranian role in the escalation
  • ABC gives BDS-supporting Human Rights Watch activist a huge free kick
  • Jeremy Corbyn reads the words of fallen Jewish soldier-poet but fails to understand his message
  • Israel prepares to counter drones and cruise missiles from Iran and its proxies
  • Decisions need to be made after UNRWA director’s departure
  • Why Iran’s decision to resume enriching uranium at Fordow is a big deal
  • Education is at the heart of tackling antisemitism
  • Ehud Yaari on Israel’s post-Election negotiations, Leifer case
  • Is ISIS still a major global terrorist threat?
  • Australia fails to sanction Iran while backing crumbling JCPOA
  • Fatah and Hamas are allowed to keep this horror film playing
  • Aussie troops arrive to protect Strait of Hormuz
  • Don’t miss out: Ehud Ya’ari in Melbourne
  • Truth, Hebron and “Breaking the Silence”
  • AIJAC statement on Halle shootings
  • AIJAC expresses “deep concern” over recent developments in Syria
  • The CEC goes gaga over the “cash ban” bill
  • Australia at the table as UN discusses Palestinian funding
  • Racist bullying incidents are a call to action
  • Antisemitism by schoolchildren requires pro-active response
  • Mann’s mission to fight antisemitism
  • UN gives Australia a to-do list to tackle antisemitism
  • Statement on further delays to Malka Leifer’s extradition case
  • Dislike of Trump is a foolish reason not to protect Australia’s interests in the Persian Gulf
  • Insider’s guide to the Israeli elections
  • Who’s behind the Saudi oil facility attack?
  • Attack on Saudi oil facility shows Trump was right to pull out of Iran nuke deal
  • Behnam Ben Taleblu discusses Australians arrested in Iran
  • Understanding Bibi’s controversial campaign pledge on the Jordan Valley
  • Iran’s dual threat
  • 3 reasons why Iran is a global threat
  • Australia’s security chiefs highlight benefits of intel sharing with Israel
  • Veiled Horror: Iran’s headscarf protesters sentenced to decades in prison
  • We’re right to protect oil supplies against Iranian attack
  • Far Right, UK Labour and beyond: antisemitism in Europe today
  • AIJAC welcomes SBS apology for “World News” misrepresentation
  • Good Money after Bad: Why is Australia continuing to pour money into the UN’s refugee efforts in Palestine?
  • AIJAC statement on Israel’s decision to refuse visas to US Congresswomen Rashida Tlaib and Ilhan Omar
  • Statement: Australia joins the International Maritime Security Construct in the Gulf
  • James Kirchick discusses Trump, the Middle East and more – Sky News “Outsiders”
  • James Kirchick on whether Trump has been good for Israel or ill-advised on the Middle East
  • Hamas and Iran Continue to Rekindle Their Relationship
  • BDSers again expose the absurdity of their boycott claims  
  • Backgrounder: The IAEA’s Iran file and the quest for a new Director General
  • UN claims on Palestinian women invert the truth
  • Statement: Israeli police recommendation to indict Deputy Health Minister Yaakov Litzman over Malka Leifer case
  • Australia must speak out on UNRWA allegations
  • Proscribing Hezbollah would serve two interests
  • The Palestinian Authority needs to get its priorities straight
  • World must keep pressure on Iran over nuclear deal
  • Colin Rubenstein on Palestinian antisemitism
  • Audio: Is global condemnation enough to stop Iran?
  • In Gaza, taking no sides, but showing only one
  • BBC accuses Corbyn allies of hijacking antisemitism investigations
  • Iran debate brings out conspiracy theorists and Israel bashers
  • Full transcript of ABC Radio “PM” interview on Iran with nuclear expert David Albright
  • New revelations from inside Hamas
  • Iran lied, of course, and remains a nuclear threat
  • Hamas’ Global footprint
  • Michael Doran on Australia’s approach to Iran
  • Ahron Shapiro on Todd Sampson’s Body Hack Gaza episode
  • New generation of Lebanese Palestinians demand normal lives
  • Australia calls for more Holocaust education to fight antisemitism
  • Truth was the collateral damage
  • Of Cartoons and Comments: Another innocuous opinion piece brings out the antisemitic trolls
  • Australia should back up US pressure on Iran with sanctions of its own
  • Hezbollah’s explosive global plans: London explosives cache highlights terror group’s stockpiling efforts for shadow war with Israel
  • Factsheet – Attacks on two tankers in the Persian Gulf
  • India/Israel ties look promising in Modi’s second term
  • Jamal Rifi, anti-normalisation and the campaign to prevent Israelis being treated as “human”
  • Intransigent Tehran must be sent a message on nuclear deal
  • As Parke doubles down on “Israel Lobby” accusations, ALP needs to be wary
  • AIJAC applauds Australia’s “momentous step” on Holocaust education
  • What are Russia, Iran and Cuba doing in Venezuela?
  • Israel mourns ‘First Lady’ Nechama Rivlin
  • Revealed: A more sophisticated side of Iranian online propaganda operations
  • AIJAC’s Colin Rubenstein honoured by the American Jewish Committee for his advocacy on behalf of the Jewish people and Israel
  • Expect antisemitism, terror support at local Al Quds Day rallies
  • Ahron Shapiro on new Israeli elections
  • Eyal Kaminka of the Yad Vashem Museum on resurgent antisemitism
  • NZ Government should stand up to MP bringing them down
  • Efraim Inbar on Australia-Israel relations, Palestinian leadership and Persian Gulf tensions
  • AIJAC congratulates Albanese on Labor leadership
  • Let’s not forget the victims of the Iranian regime’s egregious human rights violations
  • AIJAC congratulates Coalition and Morrison on their re-election
  • Greens foreign policy would make Australia less safe
  • AIJAC mourns the passing of Bob Hawke
  • Eurovision and the Greens’ green light for BDS
  • Antisemitic vandalism during this federal election campaign ― why is it happening? what can be done?
  • As Iran threatens to violate JCPOA, a new report by Harvard experts sheds light on past Iranian deceptions
  • When terrorist groups add cyber-capabilities to their bombs and bullets
  • Campus fiasco highlights the disastrous consequences of Palestinian “anti-normalisation” activism
  • Yom Hazikaron 5779: Sixteen more reasons to grieve
  • AIJAC condemns latest Hamas rocket attacks on Israel
  • Making mates with radicals bad look for Greens
  • ‘Aeroterror’ Reborn
  • AIJAC Statement on the Synagogue shooting in San Diego
  • Turkey and the Iranian-led “Axis of Resistance”
  • AIJAC expresses horror at the murderous terrorism in Sri Lanka
  • Three decades of terror, racism and genocide come to an end in Sudan. But what comes next?
  • Ehud Yaari on the Israeli election
  • AIJAC welcomes opening of Australia’s new Trade and Defence Office in Jerusalem
  • Ahron Shapiro on the Israeli election results
  • New York measles outbreak the result of anti-Vaxxer propaganda, not Jewish religious law
  • The results are in – Israeli Elections 2019
  • Election leaves Netanyahu with easy path to coalition
  • Australia and the IRGC: is a ban necessary?
  • Israeli President Rivlin, PM Netanyahu, Gantz issue statements for Election Day
  • Did Netanyahu just promise to annex the West Bank if reelected?
  • Ahron Shapiro on the Israeli election campaign
  • Criticism of Brunei over homosexuality laws very warranted, but let’s not forget Iran
  • Michael Doran on Iran
  • Iranian Cybercrime Remains and Expands
  • We must fight the hate that spawns terrorism
  • Australian media failed to report the Gaza unrest which may explain the recent Gaza rocket attacks
  • Light shed on Australia’s role in Hezbollah criminal takedown
  • Gaza’s rockets, Israel’s response: the facts
  • AIJAC commends Australia for its repudiation of flagrant anti-Israel bias at the UN
  • Terror in Tel Aviv
  • AIJAC Condemns Christchurch Atrocities
  • Diary
  • The UN, Iran and Women’s Rights
  • Israel Election update: Campaign themes
  • 10 Israeli women you need to know more about
  • Paul Duffill: BDS promoter who masquerades as a “peacebuilding” expert
  • Indictments announced against Netanyahu
  • Antisemitism crisis in British Labour reaches new crescendo
  • Australia stands with Israel at Human Rights Council
  • Australia should follow UK, list Hezbollah in its entirety
  • Australia Parliamentary Hack: China or Iran?
  • Statement on recent controversies in Israel over the Otzma Yehudit party
  • Israeli election campaign update
  • Morrison, Shorten welcome 70 years of diplomatic relations with Israel
  • Investigate any alleged interference in Malka Leifer extradition case
  • Hezbollah is active here and should be banned
  • The key to Middle East peace is getting Palestinians to say ‘yes’
  • Venezuela’s much depleted Jewish community – waiting and hoping
  • Mahathir’s rantings can’t poison Paralympics
  • Israel election campaign update
  • Equality still a mirage for too many women
  • Australian women’s march rallies set an example for the US
  • AIJAC commends International Paralympic Committee for principled decision on Malaysia
  • The ABC’s unhealthy coverage of Gaza’s antibiotic resistance problem
  • Will Malaysian PM Mahathir get away with victimising Israeli Paralympic swimmers?
  • A real political football
  • Understanding Israel’s chaotic election campaign: AIJAC’s guide to the fast-changing political scene of recent weeks
  • Settlements growth decreases, but not in the eyes of Peace Now, AP
  • AIJAC mourns two Israeli giants – Amos Oz and Moshe Arens
  • Israel is not Bethlehem’s enemy
  • Labor should match Morrison’s stance on Israel
  • The International Union of Virtual Media: The Long Arm of Iranian Propaganda
  • Iran strengthened by Syria withdrawal and Mattis resignation
  • AIJAC says negotiations, not unilateral actions, key to peaceful Israeli/Palestinian future
  • Morrison rightly challenges foreign policy inertia on Jerusalem, Iran
  • Tzvi Fleischer on Australian recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital
  • Australian falls victim to Iranian crackdown on foreign dissidents and hostage-taking
  • AIJAC commends Australian Government for UNGA vote condemning Hamas
  • Fast Facts: Israel’s “Operation Northern Shield” to destroy Hezbollah tunnels from Lebanon
  • AIJAC welcomes Australia’s UN votes
  • A matter of definition: Why the IHRA working definition of antisemitism has become more important than ever
  • AIJAC is hiring in Sydney, Melbourne
  • ABC gets Lebanon border wall story completely backwards
  • On Australia’s Jerusalem Embassy review, don’t take advice from bigoted Mahathir
  • Submission to Senate inquiry into Allegations of Political Interference in the ABC
  • Colin Rubenstein on Australia’s proposed Israel embassy move
  • Iran-backed cyber attackers taking aim at Australia
  • Sheikh Omran and ASWJ tied to terror – again
  • Afghanistan: The Forgotten Front Against Iran
  • Visiting Counterterrorism expert Boaz Ganor explains how to catch a lone wolf terrorist – just a week before Melbourne attack
  • Former IDF spokesperson Lt. Col. (ret.) Peter Lerner on the latest Israel-Gaza flare-up
  • Fast Facts: Latest major outbreak of violence between Israel and Gaza
  • Morrison’s Mid-East announcements: the wash-up
  • Australia shouldn’t continue to back scheme allowing a terrorist state to develop a nuclear arsenal
  • Yossi Kuperwasser on Jerusalem and the peace process
  • Prof. Boaz Ganor on lone-wolf terrorism
  • Jeremy Jones on the Pittsburgh synagogue massacre
  • Statement on the Horrific Attack on the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh
  • Till they’re Green in the face
  • AIJAC National Chairman Mark Leibler: Account of June 2010 Rudd meeting in Fairfax papers “completely false”
  • Jerusalem move is right for Australia
  • Embassy move in Israel would just recognise reality
  • Why Scott Morrison is right to consider moving the Australian embassy to Jerusalem
  • AIJAC praises government’s new foreign policy announcements as “courageous, measured and principled”
  • It’s one thing to criticise, but people need to tread carefully
  • AIJAC leaders meet with Prime Minister Scott Morrison
  • AIJAC congratulates Nadia Murad, winner of the 2018 Nobel Peace Prize
  • Israeli defence and security experts to speak in Melbourne, Sydney
  • Others should also defund UN relief agency
  • Trump should encourage a more conciliatory Palestinian leadership
  • Trump clarifies – he is backing a two-state solution
  • AIJAC “very disappointed “ in ABC TV story on Israel’s Nation-State Law, will lodge complaint
  • Submission to the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security on its review of the re-listing of Hamas’ Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades (Hamas Brigades) as a terrorist organisation under the Criminal Code
  • Statement on recently announced US funding cuts to UNRWA
  • AIJAC welcomes new PM Morrison, thanks Turnbull and Bishop
  • Could Bachelet and Bishop help reform the UN Human Rights Council?
  • AIJAC condemns remarks by Senator Fraser Anning
  • Australia must face the new Iran reality
  • The Other Tunnels: Hamas, Egypt and Islamic State in Sinai
  • Quick Facts About the Major Outbreak of Violence Between Israel and Gaza Over the Last 24 Hours
  • Letter: Multiculturalism makes core values stronger
  • AIJAC complains to ABC on Hamas description; Wins complaint on SBS Arabic story
  • Dr Colin Rubenstein on Israel’s Nation-State law – SBS World News
  • Myths and Facts about Israel’s controversial new Nation-State law
  • The Australian’s Greg Sheridan to speak at community event in Melbourne
  • Devious Gaza terrorists don’t seek peace – they’d prefer dead Israelis
  • Tzvi Fleischer discusses Israel’s Nation State law
  • The violent Gaza deadlock revisited/ Israel’s controversial “Nationality Bill”
  • Russia, Israel and the Trump-Putin Summit
  • New revelations from Iran’s nuclear archive: Iran was closer to a bomb than suspected, Rouhani was personally involved
  • Palestinians’ desperate, undiplomatic response to Bishop
  • Will international pressure end “pay for slay?”
  • Time to rein in state with deadly intent
  • Isaac Herzog on the peace prospects, Iran, recognition of Palestinian state
  • Iranians declare ‘Palestine and Syria are making us miserable!’
  • AIJAC welcomes Foreign Minister Julie Bishop’s announcement regarding aid to the Palestinians
  • A Changing UN General Assembly?: UN condemns use of human shields
  • Growing Unrest in Iran
  • Problems adding up for Australian aid to Palestinian Territories
  • Dr Jonathan Spyer on current conflicts in the Middle East
  • PA Agrees – Iran behind Gaza border violence
  • Promoting Interfaith Dialogue Between Jews and Muslims
  • Terror beneath the sea
  • AIJAC thanks Australian government for principled stance at UN
  • After Abbas
  • Video: Dr Jonathan Spyer on the nexus between Syria, Iran, Russia and Israel
  • Hamas rolls out new terror innovation: the “Molotov kite”
  • Russia-Israel deal in Syria: Sign of growing tensions between the two backers of the Assad regime, Russia and Iran
  • AIJAC writes to the ABC asking it to explain the lack of coverage of Gaza rocket attacks
  • Randa Abdel-Fattah’s claims on ABC-TV’s “Q&A”: A fisking
  • Australian aid to Palestinians – where does it go?
  • Australian expert sets the record straight on “proportionality” in conflict
  • Breaking The Silence: The AIJAC perspective
  • AIJAC applauds government’s principled vote against UNHRC resolution which predetermined Israel’s guilt
  • Gaza deaths a Hamas win, but underline Palestinian leadership failures
  • AIJAC calls opening of US Embassy in Jerusalem “a bold act of American leadership which corrects a gross historical injustice”
  • Palestinian incitement highlights Nazi themes
  • Myths and facts about Gaza’s ‘march of return’
  • Cash-strapped Jordan may yet fully embrace Israel peace dividend
  • In Her Criticism of Daniel Pipes, Patton Continues to Miss the Point
  • Green money behind Palestinian causes
  • Australians MPs speak out in honour of Israel’s 70th, remember Evian mistakes
  • US cuts funds to the Palestinian Authority over its “pay to slay”: Should Australia follow suit?
  • The misguided campaign against visiting Middle East expert Daniel Pipes
• Category: Fresh AIR
  • Media Matters: The ABC’s blind spot
  • Israel didn’t target the IVF clinic
  • Pay-for-Slay is likely still Pay-for-Slay
  • The missing pieces of the Thai hostages story
  • The Syrian town that Hezbollah almost starved to death
  • Malaysia’s role in supporting Iran’s terrorism
  • Claiming the International Court of Justice found accusations of genocide against Israel were “plausible” is just false
  • IAEA crisis regarding Iran escalates
  • Interview: AIJAC’s Ahron Shapiro with SBS Radio’s Nitza Lowenstein on the delayed result of the US Presidential Election
  • Swastika: a dangerous cameo actor in the 2019 Australian election
  • The Callous Indifference to the Murder of an Israeli Teen
  • Audio: AIJAC’s Naomi Levin on Israel’s Nation-state law
  • Violent indoctrination no way to treat a Palestinian child
  • Is Iran behind the latest attacks on Israel from Gaza?
  • Gaza casualties were mostly Hamas militants – the evidence
  • Israel’s Eurovision win: The good, the bad and the ugly
  • IDF commander: ‘Hamas is exploiting our morality’
  • No doubt Hamas controls the Gaza protests
  • Social Media directive exposes invasion, kidnapping plot behind Hamas’ “March of Return”
  • Lebanese election underscores that “Hezbollah=Lebanon”
  • Former weapons inspectors: contrary to “nothing new” claims, Israel’s Iran revelations are actually a “jackpot”
  • What we know about the major Israeli-Iranian exchange of fire in and around Syria overnight
  • Macron’s Australia visit shows he “gets it” on the flaws of the JCPOA
  • The silence over the Palestinians of Syria
  • Pro-settlement MK laments: Netanyahu is slowing construction in settlements
  • An ABC platform for a well-known antisemitic crank
  • Israel and South-East Asia – where is the potential?
  • The Tillerson sacking and US policy toward Iran
  • Audio: Daniel Pipes on US Embassy move to Jerusalem
  • The success story – and ongoing struggle – of Israeli women
  • A Middle East gas deal that is more than just a gas deal
  • Australia joins the UN Human Rights Council – but can it help reform that troubled and problematic body?
  • Assad regime escalates chemical weapons use, but does anyone care?
  • The fallout from Poland’s controversial new law on the Holocaust
  • On settlements, Obama is entitled to his own opinion, but not his own facts
  • Banning Hezbollah in its entirety debated in UK Parliament
  • An Amazing statement from the Saudi-affiliated World Muslim League
  • Netanyahu in India
  • Settlement activity plunges, but media clings to misleading Peace Now narrative
  • AIJAC guest Dr Matthew Levitt in the media
  • At OIC summit, Abbas crosses a line into apparent antisemitism and rejectionism
  • Australia’s 2017 Foreign Policy White Paper
  • How to Understand John Lyons’ “memoir” Balcony Over Jerusalem
  • Follow the money: Counter-terrorism and terror financing
  • The terror tunnels are back
  • Australia joins UNHRC: Can Canberra help catalyse badly needed UN reform?
  • Ha’aretz reveals claims about major settlement expansion are wrong
  • Conspiracy theories about the Kurds and the Mossad
  • The Kurdistan referendum – the aftermath
  • Settlement housing construction plummets to five-year low
  • The crackdown on Palestinian freedom of speech – and why you probably haven’t heard about it
  • Israeli PM’s historic visit to Latin America
  • Israel and the UN: A new page?
  • The “targeting” and “pressure” that so annoyed John Lyons
  • Is an independent Kurdistan finally about to be born? And if so, what does it mean for Israel?
  • Mike Khizam op-ed in Adelaide Advertiser: A Deconstruction
  • Resumption of Israeli-Palestinian security ties shows why they matter
  • Israeli secrets of longevity
  • Col. (res.) Dr. Eran Lerman talking about proposals to recognise “Palestine” on Radio 2GB
  • Former Netanyahu advisor Lerman discusses Israel’s true settlement strategy
  • What’s happening in the Qatar Crisis – and what is Israel’s perspective?
  • Colin Rubenstein’s complete response to the Guardian’s queries about claims by John Lyons
  • Amidst concern over North Korea’s ICBM launch, Iranian missile shows Iran heading the same way
  • Israeli PM calls UNESCO Hebron resolution “delusional”
  • Amb. Dennis Ross: Premature Palestinian state recognition should be discouraged
  • Ten years of Hamas rule in Gaza: Some facts everyone should know
  • Audio: Dennis Ross discusses the Middle East on ABC radio
  • Indian PM set to make history by visiting Israel
  • West Bank building drops, but media spins it into surge
  • Israel courts new ties with Greece and Cyprus at Summit
  • Implications of the UK election for the British Jewish community
  • BDS versus Wonder Woman
  • Israeli counter-terror expertise currently in demand
  • New Hamas tunnels raise questions about UNRWA
  • Is the international community finally catching on regarding Palestinian incitement?
  • Gulf splits with Qatar: What this means for the region – and for the love affair Australia’s ABC and SBS have with Al-Jazeera
  • Audio: Dr Colin Rubenstein discusses the Six Day War on 2GB
  • “Moderate” Rouhani wins Iranian election – but this likely means little for either Iranian foreign policy or internal reform
  • Post-referendum, Turkey’s Erdogan employs his new powers in ugly ways
  • The Age Gets Loew – a Fisking
  • Seriously? Abbas claims Palestinians are “raising our youth, our children, our grandchildren on a culture of peace”
  • Emmanuel Macron on Israel and France’s Jewish community
  • Five stand-outs about Hamas’ new policy manifesto
  • After threatening Australia last week, North Korea threatens Israel this week
  • Beyond the spin: Israel’s planned settlement
  • Syria chemical attack highlights the ugly reality that the Middle East is turning into a chemical weapons free-for-all
  • In the World Vision Gaza case, words matter
  • The assassination of a terrorist
  • When Bibi met Vladimir: Israel, Russia, and Iran
  • AIJAC’s involvement in Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’s historic visit to Australia
  • A new milestone – Israel begins exporting gas
  • Reports: Netanyahu has secretly been advancing regional peace plan
  • Beyond the photo-opportunities: The concrete results of Netanyahu’s visit to Australia
  • “Settlements Bob” At It Again: A fisking
  • Netanyahu down-under: The view from Israel’s press
  • In defence of Ambassador Dave Sharma
  • Livestream of Netanyahu-Turnbull community event
  • Have Netanyahu and Trump backed away from the two-state peace paradigm?
  • On construction within settlements, Israel maintains policy
  • Freedom in the World 2017: Israel a leader in a dismal and worsening Middle East region
  • When historical facts become unacceptable – the effects of UNESCO Resolutions on Jerusalem
  • Fatah and Hamas announce unity – for at least the eighth time
  • How the Middle East has reacted to Trump
  • ABC crosses the line on settlements again
  • Hanan Ashrawi’s problems with truth and consistency
  • Australia and historical revisionism at Turtle Bay
  • ‘Palestinian children’ petition just more Israel-bashing
  • Senators in glass houses
  • Tony Jones’ King Hit
  • Bushfires, arson, and Arab schadenfreude
  • After 25 years, Israeli-Indian relations appear to be coming of age
  • A look at Trump’s Israel policy and advisors
  • Wikileaks: Clinton advisor – Netanyahu never abandoned two-state outcome
  • The Australian’s Khalik spins women’s flotilla report
  • Peres’ Funeral and his long-standing vision of a “new Middle east”
  • Kudos to Channel 9 for a prompt correction
  • Part 1: Crossing Erez – Another Gazan smear of Israel from ABC’s McNeill
  • Part 2: Crossing Erez – Another Gazan smear of Israel from ABC’s McNeill
  • ABC’s McNeill vowed to be an advocacy journo, and she delivered
  • PA again insists terrorist stabbers are “unarmed Palestinians” who were “executed”
  • Fatah uses controversial Australian cartoon by Glen Le Lievre to promote antisemitic conspiracy theories
  • Palestinian feminists contest issue of election discrimination & textbook stereotyping
  • Setting the facts straight on Hebron
  • Settlement hype, not ‘activity’, reaches new high
  • Explosion rocks Israeli satellite industry
  • Media Week – It’s not all right; Church and Hate
  • Media Week – Rinse Saikal; Notes and Stones; Seriously Silly
  • At Fairfax, Hamad gets gold medal for propagandising
  • Media Week – A baffling declaration; Aid el-Vice; Hamad screed
  • Media Week – Distorted Vision
  • Welcome to electioneering… Palestinian-style
  • In Rio, Olympic-sized politicization of sport
  • Opposition to protections from racist harassment and bullying “is ill-conceived, ill-informed and ill-timed”
  • Hamas again largely missing from Sophie McNeill’s latest Gaza expedition
  • Knesset committee recognises Armenian Genocide
  • What’s in a Name: Jahbat al-Nusra, the Syrian Civil War and Israel
  • The serious terror-funding allegations against the World Vision head in Gaza
  • Media Week – Clark in the dark; Terror vision; Blue news
  • Media Week – A capital conspiracy; Vehicular man (and woman) slaughter
  • Exclusive: Settlement ‘expansion’ fails to even match natural growth
  • US Political Party Platforms Shift on Israel
  • Uganda is Full of Surprises
  • UK antisemitism documented
  • Media Week – Beyond the pale; Siege mentality
  • Justice for Holocaust Survivors Before It’s Too Late
  • Same old Mahathir
  • Reviving the Arab Peace Initiative
  • Palestinians Celebrate Terror Attacks- Again
  • McNeill twists story about Egyptian border with Gaza to blame Israel
  • Media Week – Lessons to be learned; Samah lingers on
  • Ayatollah Ahmad Jannati – the real face of the Iranian post-election regime
  • Media Week – All Shook up; Telling Tales
  • An opportunity for peace – if the Lieberman hype can be ignored
  • The death of a Palestinian activist exposes some brutal realities
  • The two faces of Abbas
  • French PM Valls repudiates offensive UNESCO resolution on Jerusalem
  • 68 Years Young
  • Zarif’s charm offensive continues – with a deceptive defence of the regime’s Holocaust Denial
  • An Australian Premier’s Trip: The Israeli Perspective
  • Palestinian Authority Officials and Official Media Respond to Belgian Atrocities by Blaming Israel
  • Israel’s gas deal at risk?
  • The Mosul Dam: Iraq’s forgotten crisis
  • Media Week – “Neutral” stance comes up Trumps/Biffo by Richo
  • Politics Getting in the Way of Environmental Efforts and Progress for Peace
  • Some Arab opinion leaders re-think their approach to Israel – but others cling to “anti-normalisation”
  • Media Week – Labor’s travel travails
  • Israel struggles to land the Leviathan
  • Growing Aussie and Asian investment in the Israeli start-up scene
  • What 1961 can teach us about 2016
  • Hamas celebrates 28th birthday, reminds everyone who they are, and the fallacy of the claim that Israel “created” Hamas
  • Speaking Violence, Hearing Silence
  • A new low in moral equivalence
  • In Gaza, some NGOs place water politics over public health
  • Israeli field hospital in the Philippines receives high praise
  • Iran’s antisemitic partnerships
  • Israel refuses to participate in UN “human rights” farce
  • Israeli Politics – Barak bows out, Tzipi Livni jumps in
  • New Huawei allegations – Iranian partner breaching US sanctions
  • Hungary revisits blood libel conspiracy
  • In the workplace? In a car? Middle East grapples over women’s whereabouts
  • How do you solve a problem like Pakistan?
  • West failing Arab liberals as Islamists rise
  • Palestinian UN Bid Losing Momentum?
• Category: In the media
  • Legal challenge to Israeli President’s visit: Colin Rubenstein on ABC Radio
  • Fringe group gets antisemitism wrong: Unpublished letter to The Age/Sydney Morning Herald
  • The Bondi massacre – one month later
  • “Too much disinformation to rebut in one letter”
  • Israel winning the war, but losing the world
  • Wounds will heal, but scars remain as Israel marks two years since Hamas massacre
  • The message is simple: Be joyful!
  • Letter in The Age: Blame not so simple
  • Food, lies and videotapes
  • Gaza, hunger and Jewish tradition
  • Hamas is to blame: Jamie Hyams letter in the Canberra Times
  • Misrepresenting the IHRA definition: Jamie Hyams letter in SMH, Age
  • Australia’s Labor Party must fix Israel ties, fight antisemitism
  • Time for Egypt to be held to account
  • Australia’s Jewish community under siege
  • The government’s vilification of Israel has led to a terror attack on place of worship
  • Global community incensed by Israel’s banning of UNRWA should consider its ugly history
  • Letter: Wong got it wrong
  • Hezbollah demonstrations are a threat to Australian society
  • The UN continues to ignore Israeli victims of terrorism
  • Letter: Nothing Like Mandela
  • Faith: Shavuot
  • “The Jewish community of Australia has gone through horrific… intimidation tactics since Oct 7” – Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • Will the war in the Middle East widen? – Elliott Abrams on ABC Radio National, 2GB
  • Labor MPs ‘acting with prejudice’ over war crimes claims, says US adviser
  • Terror attacks in Israel have exposed deep rifts in Australia – Dr Colin Rubenstein on ABC 7.30
  • Letter: Religious bigotry and racism have no legitimacy in public discourse
  • Letter: Calling out racism
  • AIJAC’s Colin Rubenstein quoted in The Australian on Australia’s condemnation of UN Human Rights Council antisemitism
  • How Afghanistan fell to the Taliban so quickly – Jeremy Jones on SBS radio
  • An imbalance on ABC’s Q&A – AIJAC’s Jamie Hyams on 3ZZZ radio
  • ABC complaints process needs reform – Dr Colin Rubenstein on Sky News
  • Israel in the Media: AIJAC’s Tzvi Fleischer speaks to J-AIR radio
  • Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates fully normalise relations with Israel – ABC Radio interview
  • AIJAC guest Behnam ben Taleblu on Tasmania Talks radio
  • AIJAC guest James Kirchick on Iran, Russia and China
  • Colin Rubenstein on the regional and global threat posed by Iran
  • Netanyahu’s re-election was Israel’s liberal democracy in action
  • Letter: Voice of Mandela
  • Letter: Misleading claims on Palestinian mail
  • Letter: Israel Law is Not Racist
  • Video: Jamie Hyams on Gaza border violence
  • Israel defies the odds to flourish
  • Letter: Iran apologist driven by prejudice
  • Colin Rubenstein on US Embassy move to Jerusalem
  • Israel’s success story will have more chapters
  • Video: Colin Rubenstein on US exit from Iran deal
  • Trump’s Iran nuclear decision offers hope for a better deal
  • Bibi’s revelations highlighted Iran deal’s failings
  • Macron’s visit a timely opportunity to act on Iran’s nuclear program
  • Hamas always happy to expend Gaza lives as part of its deadly theatre
  • Australia should fund Palestinian welfare, but not “pay to slay”
  • As relations with North Korea thaw, Iran poses a bigger threat
  • It’s time Australia recognised Hezbollah in its entirety as a terrorist organisation
  • History’s real lessons on Iran
  • AIJAC writes to the Polish Ambassador concerning Poland’s controversial Holocaust Bill
  • Outrage obscures facts on Trump’s Jerusalem stance
  • After Islamic State’s defeat, we can’t abandon Syria to Russia and Iran
  • Recognising Jerusalem as Israel’s capital is a welcome, symbolic move
  • Danby vs the ABC
  • The real legacy of the controversial Balfour Declaration
  • Letter: Inaccurate Beersheba claims
  • An opportunity to fix a flawed deal
  • Video: Jamie Hyams on Prime Minister Turnbull’s visit to Israel and the Palestinian Authority
  • ANZAC charge at Beersheba just as relevant today
  • On Iran, Donald Trump has actually got something right
  • The Road to Kurdistan
  • ABC and SBS have no business using Al Jazeera
  • Iran will follow Kim Jong-un’s lead in defying the world
  • South Australian politicians have made right decision voting against unilateral recognition of Palestine
  • In Israel, as anywhere, objectivity, balance, multiple voices are critical to credible journalism
  • Efforts by South Australian politicians to recognise Palestine as an independent state will do more harm than good
  • Funded propaganda
  • Modi in Israel
  • Recognising Palestine ignores need for peace
  • ABC ignores editorial policy to run Al Jazeera stories
  • Anniversary of Arab-Israeli war provides an opportunity
  • A blessing and a curse
  • Video/Audio: Colin Rubenstein on Qatar/Arab States row and use of Al-Jazeera in Australian media
  • Let’s not risk making Iran another North Korea
  • After N Korea, don’t forget Iran
  • Hamas has not changed its spots
  • It’s time to put the 18C debate to bed
  • Australia has been a good friend to Israel
  • An Israeli-Palestinian peace requires the right sort of pressure
  • Bibi’s visit and the ties that bind
  • Bob Hawke is wrong: recognising Palestine would just encourage intransigence
  • UN Resolution 2334 only damages peace prospects
  • End the Madness over Jerusalem
  • Two-state outcome damaged by United Nations Security Council Resolution 2334
  • Free to speak and debate, not to hate with Racial Discrimination Act
  • The Cyber-War Era
  • Free speech warriors are missing the point about 18C
  • Diverting humanitarian aid is despicable
  • Want to fight xenophobia? Then speak clearly about Islamism
  • The Iran nuclear deal – there is more work to do
  • Israel’s push for productive solutions
  • The Sanders Middle East mirage
  • Don’t Be Fooled by Iranian Minister’s Charm Offensive
  • Iranian election shows hoped-for moderation a pipe dream
  • Vigilance, not misplaced enthusiasm, needed in the wake of Iran deal implementation
  • Stepped-up Islamic State terror campaign demands new strategies
  • Israel and Palestine: Too many barriers still prevent a two-state solution
  • The Israeli Consensus for Peace is Rabin’s Legacy
  • PA’s decision to shun Israel has had bloody outcome
  • Iranian deal’s a setback for international nuclear non-proliferation
  • Iran: a better deal needed
  • Only Iran benefits from this appalling gamble
  • Islamist ambitions of Iran are far more dangerous than ISIS
  • Delivering aid to Gaza
  • Netanyahu likely to seek to broaden his narrow coalition
  • Iran’s lies disguise terror network
  • US on a fool’s errand over Iran nuclear deal
  • Hamas remains the barrier to rebuilding Gaza
  • Letter: Free speech protected
  • Why the UN Security Council can’t solve the Arab-Israel conflict by itself
  • Statement on the terrorist attacks in Denmark
  • Paris no excuse for revisiting 18C
  • Not condemning anti-Semitism only fuels extremism
  • First Person: Time to wake up
  • Washington’s goal now appears to be to legitimise Iran as a nuclear threshold state in exchange for a few concessions
  • Letter to The Age/SMH: Home demolitions
  • Moral clarity about Islamic State needs zero tolerance of terrorism
  • No to backburner, yes to a two-track strategy
  • Nuclear-armed Iran would pose a far bigger threat than Islamic State
  • Ceasefire talks offer chance of lasting peace in Gaza
  • After the Gaza conflict: The view from Israel
  • Letter: Apology falls short
  • Letter: Ignoring the facts on Israel-Palestine issue
  • Seeing the light: Hamas’ terror tunnels
  • Hamas’ failed strategy
  • Mideast peace possible if Hamas chooses
  • Failure to condemn fuels anti-Semites
  • A demilitarised Gaza would improve prospects for an Palestinian state alongside a secure Israel
  • Support Israel if you care about Gazans’ suffering
  • Trapped in Gaza: How Hamas punishes reporters for the truth
  • Hamas accepting ceasefire is key
  • Hamas makes civilian casualties a tragic certainty
  • Letter in The Age: Under threat
  • Hamas’ rocket attacks provoked Israel’s ground offensive into Gaza Strip
  • Real issue is no peace partner
  • Hamas rockets beg response
  • Letter: Foggy thinking on Israel’s “occupation”
  • Australia right to stay out of Middle East’s semantic games
  • Why terminology matters in pursuit of a peace deal
  • East Jerusalem and semantic rabbit holes
  • A response to Bob Carr and Gareth Evans in The Age and Sydney Morning Herald
  • Pejorative words will not give peace a chance
  • Distortions of “lobby” role
  • Letter in response to Haaretz article
  • Peace eludes Israel amid unrealistic expectations
  • Bob Carr – a not so slick operator
  • Carr’s reckless Israel view
  • Bob Carr’s ‘Israel lobby’ claims inaccurate, bizarre
  • Let’s preserve our best legal weapon against racism
  • Letter: Two states our vision
  • Carr’s view on settlements is counter-productive
  • “Stone Cold Sensationalism” from ABC’s Four Corners
  • ‘Moderation’ screen hides reality of Iran
  • Too many chances for abuse in Iran deal
  • Israel PM’s peacemaking efforts should be remembered
  • Ariel Sharon, from warrior to peacemaker
  • Want peace in Syria? Work on reconciliation from day one
  • There can’t be peace without compromise between Israel and the Palestinians
  • Bulldozer who guided Israel from centre
  • Flawed Geneva deal on Iran already unravelling
  • Political opportunities on the Asian economic frontier
  • Anti-abuse laws pose no real threat to freedom of speech
  • Foreign Affairs Minister Julie Bishop is a true supporter of peace in the Middle East
  • Flawed pact leaves Iran free to build a nuclear arsenal
  • A dangerous deal on Iran
  • Pause for a rethink will help West
  • BDS bigotry undermines peace prospects: Response to Randa Abdel-Fattah
  • Letter: West Bank settlements are not ‘illegal’
  • ALP, Coalition offer answers to key policy question for the Jewish Community
  • The real obstacles to Israeli-Palestinian peace
  • Negotiation is the only path to sustainable peace
  • Stop the ugly politicking: this is a matter of life and death
  • Risks aplenty in minefield of Mid-East peace talks
  • Defend those who are bullied
  • No time for nuclear honeymoon as Iran changes guard
  • Some forms of criticism of Israel can indeed be antisemitic
  • Asia ahead in courting hi-tech Israel
  • Opposing radical Islamist terrorism is a moral duty
  • Change drives Israel coalition
  • Obama will have to drive parties hard to achieve progress
  • Jewish disloyalty: The myth that just won’t die
  • Obama trip to focus on Iran/Syria
  • Ban Hezbollah in all its guises or forever be victim to its terror
  • Does the CPACS boycott of Israel pass the ‘racism’ test?
  • Israeli elections: the doomsday merchants proven wrong
  • Netanyahu needs friends for action
  • ‘Undecided’ voters key to the Knesset
  • Friends and enemies colour BDS ideology
  • Settlements are not the great obstacle to Mid-East peace
  • Carr’s hectoring won’t change Middle East
  • Behind the ‘Palestine’ vote, a paradox
  • Palestine’s spurious UN bid relied on some unsavoury supporters
  • Voting for “lawfare”, not Palestinian statehood
  • Palestine’s future lies in negotiations with Israel, not UN
  • Hamas the real villain in attacks on friends and foe
  • US Election: The International Puzzle
  • Israel poll misleads
  • Carr gives Middle East process a shot in the arm
  • We still need race hate laws
  • Shameful rejection betrays the Olympic ideal
  • Obituary: Yitzhak Shamir 1915-2012
  • Israeli music builds bridges
  • Why worry about Syria when you can pick on Israel?
  • Only way ahead is through talking
  • Our misguided boycotters
  • Striking prisoners are no Gandhi-esque resisters
  • Professor’s irrational criticism of Jews crosses the line
  • What’s wrong with the ‘Black Box’ view of terrorism?
  • Israel’s silence on Syria isn’t a conspiracy
  • Passover reminds that slavery is not just ancient history
  • Emanuele Ottolenghi: Iran regime change only hope
  • Jihadism, Antisemitism and the truth about the Toulouse murders
  • Rather than compromising, Hamas is gaining confidence
  • The facts and the hearsay on Israel
  • The problematic Palestinian unity government deal
  • Angelic Arabs and murderous Jews add up to televisual propaganda
  • Tough targeted sanctions needed against Iran
  • Enhancing Israel-Asia relations
  • New order, same rules
  • Negotiations only way ahead in Israel-Arab conflict
  • Only one path can lead to two states
  • Hopes and dreams for Israel in the post-Gaddafi era
  • No progress on peace until Palestinians change stance
  • Appalling way of bigotry and hatred on anti-Semitic path
  • UN Palmer Report: Blockade of Gaza Legal
  • A No vote at the UN is a Yes vote for Israeli-Palestinian peace
  • Boycotters’ free expression costs businesses plenty
  • ‘Virtual’ Palestinian state could lead to actual disaster
  • To mediate Middle East peace, Obama must first regain trust
  • UN call will not end this crisis
  • Gaza flotilla blind to Hamas
  • Where is the compromise, Mr Abbas?
  • Reality missing in Obama map
  • Gillard shouldn’t give our money to terrorists
  • The Fatah-Hamas agreement is no “peace pact”
  • Hamas – the key to Peace?
  • Israel: Celebrating 63 years of independence
  • Bin Laden’s bloodied prints have stained the globe
  • ‘Partner for peace’ has strange way of showing it
  • Human rights? Surely you can’t be Syria
  • Goldstone defames Israel with his Gaza stance
  • Israel will pay price for Gaza report fiction
  • Toothless body’s fixation with Israel is misplaced
  • Twitter no more than a tool for taking on tyrants
  • Integration the key to multicultural success
  • Hitting terrorist organisations in the wallet
  • Egypt boils over
  • Potholes in Mayor’s plan
  • Co-operation, not collision, with Israel is the only route out for the Palestinian Authority
  • Iran ought to be disqualified from the UN Women committee
  • Union sanctions not helping the Palestinians
  • Creativity and realism required for success in Middle East talks
  • Iran “vulnerable” to sanctions
  • Broken dreams in the promised land
  • How to Support – and Improve – Israel
  • The Truth about Gaza… and its wider significance
  • Of Blockades and Blockheads
  • Blockade will end when Hamas wants peace
  • Israeli videocams show the naked truth of what happened
  • Violent stunts prolong Gaza’s suffering
  • Flotilla sailed for confrontation, not for aid
  • Tales of violence on the high seas lack context
  • Palestinians architects of their own misery
  • Seeking renewed Israeli-Palestinian talks
  • No state of their own due to the state of mind they are in
  • White paper should tackle terrorist television
  • The legacy of a true friend
  • Time’s Up for Iran Sanctions
  • Iran is playing a dangerous game with Israel
  • Pull the plug on Hezbollah TV
  • Terrorist television would violate our racial hatred laws
  • Piecemeal road to Middle East peace
  • Hope of peace in Gaza remains
  • Another McGeough
  • Worst Encounter
  • From the ridiculous to the outrageous
  • Khatami is just as rigid as the rest
  • Poor Advice
  • Not so Jolly Rodgers
  • Gunness Shoots Off
  • Wild and Woollacott
  • Lateline and Dateline
  • Israel’s centrist ground
  • Atrocity or Atrocious Reporting?
  • Current Affairs shows revert to Israel-bashing kind
  • You Don’t Say
  • No short cuts on road to peace in Gaza conflict
  • Bad Times in Canberra
  • Iran’s the winner if ceasefire fails
  • Negotiating with terrorists is impossible
  • No real peace possible until Hamas rockets cease
  • Sun Spots
  • We cannot dismiss the threat that Hamas poses
  • Hypocrisy and the war in Gaza
  • Hamas has absolutely no interest in peace
  • Sorry history behind today’s violence
  • Gaza: The case for Israel
  • Balance academic freedom with rights of students
  • Intelligent, politically skilled lady rises in Israel
  • Obstacles to Israeli-Palestinian peace
  • Cast out terror TV
  • World must act to stop Iran’s bomb
  • Preventing a nuclear-armed Iran is the issue
  • Peace will elude us until Arab world accepts the reality of Israel
  • Don’t downplay the threat of a nuclear-armed Iran
  • Myth busting
  • Hard-nosed leader goes soft on Hamas
  • As Israel turns 60, Jews rejoice and Arabs are in mourning
  • Refugee return a poser for Israel
  • The time for peace has come
  • Revitalising Multiculturalism under Rudd
  • Much to celebrate in Israel’s 60 years
  • Terrorism remains the problem
  • No value in blaming only Israel for Middle East problems
  • The Sounds of Hate
  • Annapolis critics ignore genuine peace efforts
  • Nukes or not, Iran remains a threat
  • Annapolis: The Devil’s in the Details
  • Chance for Peace
  • Howard’s achievements, Rudd’s promise
  • Annapolis Aims Worth Pursuing
  • We’re MAD if we do not rein in Iran
  • Slow steps to solve Arab-Israeli conflict
  • That road does not lead to peace
  • The war that led to terror
  • Lowering the heat on terrorists would be a fatal mistake
  • Doing our bit to stop nukes post-APEC
  • Negotiation alone won’t fix the Middle East
  • Still time to stop Middle East arms war
  • Energy is defiant Iran’s weakpoint
  • Children’s TV Hijacked
  • Year of living dangerously
  • No mercy in this religious war
  • Abbas must confront terror groups
  • Gaza’s savagery no surprise
  • Six Days and Forty Years
  • Jews portrayed as guilty – again
  • The long and winding war
  • The 40-year war
  • Cute mouse with killer message
  • Unless there’s change, Israel will act
  • Israel was right to hit back at Hezbollah provocation
  • Peace remote as Arab League Summit ‘postures’
  • Hold firm over Hamas
  • Australian Jewry’s Israel question
  • Moderates must not become apologists for radical Islam
  • Terrorism Teheran Style
  • The barriers to peace in Middle East
  • Too high a price for peace
  • Arabs Must Take Some Responsibility
  • Multiculturalism is still the way to go
  • A Terrorist Murder case is cracked
  • Fact rather than Fable in the Iraq Debate
  • The problem of squaring a circle
  • Corrupt regimes are the source of extremism and terrorism
  • Hezbollah’s new battle at home
  • How to stop another war
  • Al Jazeera comes to Australia
  • A good resolution, but can it be put into lasting effect?
  • Hezbollah stands in way of peace
  • Just the facts, Maam
  • Have the strength to defend your views
  • Antony Loewenstein’s Reign of Error
  • War as an extension of politics
  • Want Mideast Peace? Get the right ceasefire in Lebanon
  • Israel needs support to fight radical Islam
  • Bloodbath blurs war truths
  • Autonomy key to peace in Lebanon
  • Israel justified in striking out at its enemies
  • Pro-Israel lobby: helping or hindering policy making?
  • Stemming the tide Israel fights terrorism on two fronts
  • Iran, Syria wage war by proxy
  • Innocent suffer most
  • Reconcile or count the cost
  • Guantanamo ruling no victory for Hicks
  • Morally right to kill threats
  • A war we dare not lose
  • Hamas is new name for old desire to eliminate Israel
  • Cancer of the suicide bomber
  • Brewing calamity
  • Israel seen as an asset
  • Israelis have voted to take control of their own destiny
  • Israeli politics swings to the centre
  • Middle course for Israel will be Sharon’s legacy
  • Why we must stop Iran
  • Missed chance to right wrongs
  • Jihadists would celebrate closure of Guantanamo as a propaganda victory
  • Tears of blood still to be shed
  • Deterrent force of prison camp is all that militants understand
  • Adept at puerile politics
  • Munich film massacres history to preach message
  • Everything but the truth
  • In defence of ‘coercive questioning’
  • Israel’s democracy can pass this test
  • Shock of Sharon
• Category: Media Releases
  • Statement regarding attack on Imam in Dandenong
  • Statement on the Passing of the Hon. Ron Boswell
  • AIJAC welcomes Australia-Indonesia Security treaty
  • AIJAC congratulates MPs Josh Burns and Julian Leeser on the McKinnon Prize
  • AIJAC welcomes PM’s comments on ‘Palestine’ recognition, but concerned about international law misunderstandings
  • Honouring Dr Efraim Zuroff, renowned Nazi hunter
  • Letter the Age and Sydney Morning Herald refused to publish
  • AIJAC saddened by the passing of Rabbi Shalom Coleman
  • Australia’s votes at UN “starkly at odds with its own policy”
  • Senator Watt’s comments “disappointing and irresponsible”
  • AIJAC mourns towering Holocaust scholar Yehuda Bauer
  • Statement on the death of Hamas terror mastermind Yahya Sinwar
  • AIJAC condemns settler violence in West Bank town of Jit
  • Peter Dutton meets Benjamin Netanyahu
  • AIJAC welcomes government’s new “Securing Faith-based Places” grant program
  • AIJAC welcomes announcement of Ralph King as new Ambassador to Israel
  • AIJAC mourns the passing of Lady Anna Cowen
  • AIJAC condemns latest UNHRC report as “part of the problem rather than part of the solution”
  • Statement on Sydney University Student Representative Council Motion endorsing “Nakba solidarity” demonstration
  • AIJAC expresses disgust at extreme anti-Israel and antisemitic motion passed by the Council of the University of Melbourne Student Union
  • AIJAC welcomes announcement of new Israeli government
  • AIJAC congratulates Israeli President-elect Isaac Herzog
  • AIJAC welcomes decision to indict Litzman over alleged interference in Leifer case
  • Message from the Hon. Scott Morrison
  • Message from the Hon. Anthony Albanese
  • AIJAC mourns US statesman George Shultz
  • AIJAC mourns the passing of Ambassador Richard Schifter
  • Book launch – Mark Leibler biography “The Power Broker”
  • AIJAC expresses concern about allegations of appalling antisemitism at Brighton Secondary College
  • ABC apologises over talkback caller’s antisemitic slur following AIJAC complaint
  • Opposition Leader Albanese’s Passover message
  • PM Morrison’s Passover message
  • Statement on Trump peace plan
  • AIJAC comment on the latest developments in the Leifer extradition case
  • AFL delegation briefed on antisemitism, Holocaust history and Jewish community concerns
  • AIJAC expresses condolences on the passing of former deputy PM Tim Fischer
  • AIJAC is hiring in Sydney
  • AIJAC statement on the passing of Nechama Rivlin, OBM
  • AIJAC’s Jeremy Jones represents Australia at high-level Vatican interfaith meeting
  • Statement on the death of Aiia Maasarwe
  • AIJAC welcomes Government’s acknowledgement of the reality that Jerusalem is Israel’s capital and positive steps on Iran and towards the UN
  • Renowned Israeli historian Prof. Efraim Karsh to speak in Sydney
  • AIJAC disappointed at Fairfax headline
  • God Is Good For You: Jewish Launch
  • Letter: Israel Defending Itself
  • AIJAC welcomes US President Trump’s announcement of US withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal
  • AIJAC condemns antisemitic claims by PA President Mahmoud Abbas
  • Former IDF spokesperson to speak in Melbourne
  • AIJAC’s Israel 70th Anniversary statement
  • AIJAC’s full statement to the Australian regarding Sydney University BDS petition
  • AIJAC expresses regret over cancellation of asylum-seeker deal in Israel, and calls for a compassionate policy going forward
  • AIJAC welcomes speeches celebrating Israel’s 70th Anniversary in Federal Parliament
  • AIJAC welcomes Australia’s principled votes on one-sided and counterproductive UNHRC resolutions
  • AIJAC welcomes John Bolton’s new appointment
  • Visiting AIJAC guest David Harris warns of Iranian threat
  • Jewish world and Poland have common concern in having historical truth understood
  • Dr Daniel Pipes to speak in Melbourne, Sydney
  • AIJAC statement on the arrest of Malka Leifer
  • Top US Middle East expert to speak in Sydney, Melbourne
  • AIJAC congratulates Editorial Board members on their Australia Day Honours
  • AIJAC welcomes Trump Administration announcement on recognition of Jerusalem
  • Prime Minister Turnbull addressed Beersheba Dialogue event co-hosted by AIJAC
  • Statement on Danby/ABC controversy
  • AIJAC congratulates South Australian Legislative Council’s positive resolution on Israeli-Palestinian peace
  • Letter to Channel 9’s “60 Minutes” regarding the story “The Great Divide”
  • Statement on NSW ALP conference resolution on the Israeli/Palestinian conflict
  • Top Israeli strategic analyst Eran Lerman to speak in Sydney, Melbourne
  • AIJAC welcomes 18C outcome
  • AIJAC’s statement on the federal government’s proposed changes to 18C
  • AIJAC statement welcoming the outcome of the Parliamentary Joint Committee Inquiry into Freedom of Speech, including Sections 18C and 18D of the RDA
  • Colin Rubenstein on ABC Radio National – Netanyahu visit, Israeli settlements and Trump
  • AIJAC Statement: Israel’s controversial settlements regulation bill
  • Statement: President Trump’s recent immigration orders
  • Statement: Quebec City Mosque massacre
  • AIJAC applauds Australian Government stance on UNSC Resolution 2334
  • UN Security Council Resolution 2334 will undermine peace prospects
  • AIJAC supports the retention of Part IIA of the Racial Discrimination Act in submission to Parliamentary Inquiry
  • Israeli Minister to speak in Melbourne, Sydney
  • AIJAC statement on the announcement of a federal parliamentary inquiry into 18c
  • AIJAC National Chairman Mark Leibler meets with Israeli PM Netanyahu
  • Statement: Decision on QUT 18C case
  • Israeli strategic experts to speak in Melbourne, Sydney
  • AIJAC statement on the maiden speech of Pauline Hanson and other One Nation senators
  • AIJAC mourns the passing of the Honourable Alan Goldberg AO QC
  • Nice Condolence Statement
  • Pauline Hanson “has declared war on tolerance”, say Jeremy Jones and Colin Rubenstein
  • Passing of Elie Wiesel
  • AIJAC Condemns Mosque Attacks
  • AIJAC “profoundly saddened and utterly outraged” by terrorist mass-murder in Orlando
  • Statement on Tel Aviv Terror Attack
  • AIJAC statement on the passing of Saul Same zl
  • AIJAC congratulates Jeremy Jones on receipt of Stepan Kerkyasharian AO Harmony Award
  • Mark Leibler Speaks to President Rivlin about his cancelled State Visit
  • Professor Efraim Inbar on Sky News’ APAC channel
  • Prof. Efraim Inbar to speak in Sydney, Melbourne & Perth
  • AIJAC seeking a Media/Public Affairs Officer
  • AIJAC Statement on Implementation of JCPOA with Iran
  • University Apologises for Offensive Antisemitic Comments by Lecturer
  • Statement on Paris terror attacks
  • Ehud Yaari to speak in Melbourne
  • Statement: AIJAC disappointed at NSW decision not to prosecute hate preacher
  • AIJAC statement on racism directed at Adam Goodes
  • AIJAC statement on Jerusalem Gay Pride Attack
  • Joint Statement on racism directed at Adam Goodes
  • AIJAC condemns terror attack on Palestinians
  • Media statement: ALP resolution
  • AIJAC applauds Australia’s principled stand at ECOSOC
  • Isi Leibler to speak in Melbourne
  • AIJAC deeply concerned about Iran nuclear deal
  • Statement: AIJAC gravely concerned for kidnapped Israelis
  • Statement: AIJAC condemns antisemitic tweets
  • AIJAC statement on the UN Human Rights Council’s Commission of Inquiry on Gaza
  • Australia/Israel Review magazine App now available for tablet devices
  • Australia/Israel Review App now completely free
  • Statement: AIJAC disappointed at Vatican recognition of Palestinian state
  • AIJAC statement on Foreign Minister Bishop’s forthcoming visit to Iran
  • Statement: “Reclaim Australia”
  • Statement: AIJAC mourns passing of Malcolm Fraser AC
  • Statement on proposed changes to ‘move on’ laws
  • Dr Einat Wilf to speak in Melbourne and Sydney
  • Statement on the Charlie Hebdo massacre
  • Statement on Jordanian-sponsored UN Security Council vote to set a deadline for Israeli withdrawal to the 1967 lines
  • Statement on Martin Place Attack
  • Dr. Jonathan Spyer to speak in Sydney and Melbourne
  • Statement: End the Incitement
  • Joint AIJAC-AJC meetings in Jakarta, Canberra
  • Statement: The death of Gough Whitlam
  • AIJAC condemns horrific Jerusalem murder
  • AIJAC condemns horrendous act of terrorism
  • AIJAC concerned for kidnapped Israeli teenagers
  • AIJAC welcomes government decision to refrain from using word “occupied” in referring to east Jerusalem
  • Statement: Deadly antisemitic attack in Belgium
  • Statement on former Foreign Minister Carr’s recent comments
  • Statement on government’s “exposure draft” of proposed changes to 18C
  • Employment opportunity – Policy Analyst/Staff Writer
  • Statement on Four Corners/The Australian report
  • Ehud Yaari to speak in Melbourne and Sydney
  • AIJAC mourns the passing of Prof. Barry Rubin
  • Statement: Death of Ariel Sharon
  • Jeremy Jones speaks at inaugural World Culture Forum
  • US counter-terrorism expert Dr. Matthew Levitt to speak in Sydney
  • AIJAC welcomes electronic Australian Visitor Visa lodgement for Israelis
  • Statement on proposed Racial Hatred Act amendents
  • Interfaith dialogues in Madrid, Kiev, Melbourne and Sydney
  • AIJAC leaders comment on racist attack in Sydney
  • Israeli academic Prof. Efraim Inbar to speak in Melbourne
  • AIJAC letter to ANU
  • Statement: AIJAC congratulates Tony Abbott and the Coalition on election victory, calls for bipartisan approach to Israel
  • AIJAC statement responding to Foreign Minister Carr’s legal claims on settlements
  • AIJAC Statement in response to remarks by Foreign Minister Bob Carr at Lakemba on Thursday, August 8, 2013
  • Statement: Israel’s prisoner releases
  • Statement on Australian asylum-seeker policy
  • AIJAC congratulates Ed Husic, deplores bigotry
  • Statement: Return of Kevin Rudd as Prime Minister
  • AIJAC prominent at Global Forum for Combating Antisemitism
  • Australian Jewry’s unique experience discussed at American Jewish Committee Global Forum
  • US Middle East policy expert Dr. Steve Rosen to speak in Melbourne
  • AIJAC Statement: Federal Election date
  • Foreign Minister’s focus on Israeli settlements “misplaced” and “counter-productive”
  • AIJAC congratulates Australian Government on emphatic UN Security Council success
  • AIJAC regrets Zentai extradition decision, calls for review of other options to achieve justice in the case
  • Israel wows Coalition lawmakers
  • AIJAC visitors Emanuele Ottolenghi and Yaakov Katz to speak in Melbourne and Sydney
  • Politicians report on Israel visit
  • AIJAC welcomes Australian support for further sanctions on Iran
  • AIJAC says UNESCO vote “undermines genuine progress towards peace”
  • AIJAC welcomes release of former researcher Ilan Grapel; “victim of judicial kidnapping”.
  • AIJAC statement on reported deal to release Gilad Shalit
  • AIJAC welcomes Federal Government decision not to participate in Durban III
  • AIJAC welcomes Victorian Government’s request for probe into BDS movement
  • AIJAC welcomes Foreign Minister Kevin Rudd’s Visit to Max Brenner; Statements Against Boycott
  • AIJAC Congratulates South Sudan on its Independence
  • Jones in high-level dialogue in Bosnia
  • First ever Jewish Australian involvement in high-level Vatican Dialogue
  • AIJAC welcomes decision to appeal Zentai case
  • AIJAC welcomes Australia’s vote on ‘Durban III’ conference
  • AIJAC welcomes latest ACMA report on al-Manar as significant step forward
  • AIJAC congratulates Ted Baillieu on his election as Premier of Victoria
  • AIJAC applauds Aust. Govt. vote on UN “anti-racism” conference
  • AIJAC welcomes further Australian sanctions on Iran
  • Australia/Israel ties will remain strong despite unhelpful decision
  • Dubai killing and Australia’s UN voting
  • AIJAC Congratulates Australia for its role in helping Israel achieve membership of UN subgroup
  • AIJAC mourns passing of former President Wahid
  • AIJAC welcomes Minister’s decision on accused Nazi war criminal
  • AIJAC welcomes the re-listing of Hezbollah, calls for further action
  • ABC upholds AIJAC complaint
  • AIJAC welcomes principled Australian decision to not attend Durban Review Conference
  • Time for Australia to withdraw from the Durban II process
  • AIJAC expresses deepest sympathy to victims of Victorian bushfire disaster
  • Australia to have representative on peak international dialogue group
  • Australia and Israel have common concern with terrorism
  • AIJAC “very disappointed” at results of Senate Inquiry into Academic Freedom
  • AIJAC Praises Government’s Latest UN Votes
  • AIJAC welcomes announced changes to Citizenship Testing Regime
  • AIJAC expresses mixed feelings about Australian UN Voting on the Middle East
  • AIJAC welcomes new Australian sanctions on Iran
  • Alexander Downer receives prestigious US award
  • AIJAC welcomes decision on accused Nazi war criminal
  • AIJAC praises Government’s vote against funding for follow-up to antisemitic UN conference
  • AIJAC welcomes Annapolis Conference as a “Promising First Step”
  • AIJAC welcomes Interpol vote to issue arrest warrants for Iranians suspected in 1994 AMIA bombing
  • AIJAC applauds Immigration detention reforms
  • AIJAC welcomes efforts to make immigration policy
  • AIJAC welcomes Pope Benedict XVI
  • AIJAC expresses sorrow at Pope’s passing
  • AIJAC welcomes Israel-Palestinian Ceasefire
  • AIJAC welcomes action on suspected Nazi war criminal
  • AIJAC Welcomes Palestinian Elections, Hopes New Leader Abbas Will Initiate the Steps Needed for Peace
  • AIJAC Condemns Inflammatory Statement from the PMs Muslim Community Reference Group
  • Israel’s Humanitarian Relief Organisation Admitted to the Red Cross
  • Letter of Support to Acting Prime Minister Ehud Olmert
  • AIJAC welcomes moves to end Red Cross discrimination
  • Proposed anti-terrorism broadcasting standards need to be implemented
  • AIJAC pays tribute to Simon Weisenthal
  • AIJAC cautiously welcomes proposals for new anti-terror laws
  • Terrorist act by Jewish extremist
  • Governments, Australian Muslims, must work together to contain the threat from domestic Islamic extremists
  • AIJAC Calls for Decisive Action on Hate Literature
  • AIJAC Disappointed With New SBS Codes of Practice
  • Recognition Needed for “Core Values” in Debates about Multiculturalism and Integration
• Category: Resources
  • Submission to the Senate Legal and Constitutional Affairs Committee inquiry into right wing extremist movements in Australia
  • Submission to the Inquiry into the Criminal Code Amendment (Prohibition of Nazi Symbols) Bill 2023
  • Submission to the Inquiry into the Human Rights Implications of Recent Violence in Iran
  • AIJAC testimony to Victorian Parliamentary Inquiry into Extremism
  • Submission to the Inquiry into Extremism in Victoria
  • Submission to the Independent Review of ABC Complaint Handling
  • Submission to the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security on its review into the listing of Hizballah and The Base as terrorist organisations under the Criminal Code Act 1995
  • Submission to the Senate Legal and Constitutional Affairs Legislation Committee Inquiry into Religious Discrimination Bill 2021 and related bills
  • Submission to the NSW Parliament’s Standing Committee on Social Issues inquiry into Crimes Amendment (Display of Nazi Symbols) Bill 2021
  • ABC response to AIJAC complaint on report about COVID vaccines to Palestinians
  • ABC response to AIJAC complaint on Jerusalem reports on “Earshot” program
  • AIJAC’s submission to the Australian Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security regarding extremist movements and radicalism in Australia
  • AIJAC’s submission to the Australian Government’s Soft Power Review
  • A claim that 15 people were killed as a result of a strike at the UNRWA school in Beit Hanoun
  • AIJAC’s submission to the Federal Parliamentary Inquiry into Freedom of Speech and article 18C of the Racial Discrimination Act
  • New report on the Australia-Israel relationship
  • Israel and its conflicts with the Arab world: A Brief Guide for the Perplexed
  • Video: Dr. Jonathan Spyer on The States of Flux in the Middle East
  • Key points against unilateral Palestinian recognition
  • Audio: Dr. Colin Rubenstein on Foreign Minister Julie Bishop’s visit to Iran
  • Dr. Colin Rubenstein discusses Australian Government decision on east Jerusalem
  • Submission on Freedom of Speech (Repeal of S.18C) Bill 2014
  • Video: Ehud Yaari on Israel and the Middle East
  • John Howard comments on Israel, the Middle East
  • Dr. Tal Becker on ABC Radio National
  • Dr. Daniel Pipes in the Australian media
  • Dr. P R Kumaraswamy talks on the history of India-Israel relations
  • Dr. Meir Litvak talks about the impact of the “Arab Spring” on Israel
  • Dr. Jonathan Spyer in the Australian media
  • Dr Emanuele Ottolenghi in the Australasian media
  • Report on Antisemitism in Australia, November 2011
  • Israeli PM Netanyahu speaks to the UN General Assembly
  • US President Obama’s speech to the UN General Assembly
  • PA President Abbas addresses the UN General Assembly
  • Dr. Daniel Pipes on ABC Lateline [transcript]
  • Ehud Ya’ari on breaking developments in Syria, Jordan, Lebanon, Egypt and Libya
  • Fighting Terrorism: One Lawsuit at a Time – Nitsana Darshan-Leitner
  • AIJAC Guest Dr. Jonathan Spyer speaking to Fran Kelly on ABC “Radio National”
  • Symposium: Perceptions of the Middle East and the Gaza War – Australia
  • Antisemitism in Australia – 2007/08
  • Submission to Senate Committee Inquiry into Academic Freedom – 2008
  • Alexander Downer speech to American Jewish Committee upon receiving the Ramer Award for Excellence in Diplomacy, Washington D.C.
  • Annapolis: Joint Understanding of Negotiations – 2007
  • Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad – selected quotes
  • British Mandate in Palestine – 1922
  • UN Resolution 181 – 1947
  • The Declaration of the Establishment of the State of Israel – May 14, 1948
  • The Balfour Declaration – 1917
  • UN Security Council Resolution 1701 – 2006
  • Australia’s Israel Question: A matter for civilised debate or partisan? (2006)
  • Community Solidarity Briefing, Melbourne – 2006
  • U.N. Security Council Resolution 242 – 1967
  • U.N. Security Council Resolution 338 – 1973
  • UN Security Council Resolution 425 – 1978
  • Declaration of Principles on Interim Self-Government – 1993
  • Israeli-Palestinian Interim Agreement – 1995
  • Israel in the Australian Media
  • Sharon-Bush Exchange of Letters – 2004
  • Prof. Alan Dershowitz at AIJAC’s 30th Anniversary Gala – 2004
  • SBS-TV and the Middle East
  • International Law and the Arab-Israel Conflict
  • Roadmap to a Permanent Solution to the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict – 2003
  • Honouring Prime Minister John Howard – 2002
  • Sharm el-Sheikh Fact-Finding Committee (Mitchell) Report – 2001
  • Camp David Summit statement – 2000
  • Sharm el-Sheikh Agreement – 1999
  • Wye River Memorandum – 1998
• Category: Submissions
  • Submission to the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security on its Review of the re-listing of Hamas’ Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades (Hamas Brigades) and Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) as terrorist organisations under the Criminal Code.
• Category: Update
  • Bibi in DC, the Houthi threat and the politicised ICJ opinion
  • Nine months after Oct. 7: Where Israel stands now
  • Hamas’ impossible casualty figures
  • After the Israel-Hamas ceasefire for hostages deal
  • Horror on Video / International Law and the Hamas War
  • Israel’s Sept. 11, only worse
  • Netanyahu meets Biden, other world leaders, in New York
  • US-Iran prisoner swap deal set to go through
  • The Crisis in the PA
  • Renewed focus on Saudi-Israeli normalisation
  • The aftermath of passage of one judicial reform bill in Israel
  • Hezbollah’s dangerous gamesmanship
  • The growing Iranian threat
  • Israel’s operation in Jenin
  • Growing security challenges in the northern West Bank
  • Iran’s ambiguous pronouncements on a possible new nuclear deal
  • A “Less for Less” Nuclear Deal with Iran?
  • Saudi-Israel deal progress?/ Israel and Erdogan’s Turkey
  • Palestinian Authority in Crisis
  • “Shield and Arrow”: Yet another Gaza conflict
  • Reflections on Israel’s 75th Birthday
  • Israel’s controversial judicial reforms put on hold
  • The implications of the Iran-Saudi deal
  • New diplomatic strategies with Iran for 2023
  • West Bank unrest escalates following violent riots by Jewish protesters in Huwara
  • Lessons from the Iranian protests
  • “Juniper Oak”: A Message to Iran?
  • Heinous terror in Jerusalem
  • Israel debates proposed judicial reforms
  • Evolving debates about Iran policy
  • Israel’s 37th government takes office
  • Could the Iranian protest movement succeed?
  • The politics of the FIFA World Cup in Qatar
  • Iran’s protest wave continues 
  • After election win, Netanyahu set to be Israeli PM again
  • Israel goes to the polls – again
  • Israel-Lebanon maritime border agreement
  • Insights into Iran’s protest movement
  • Iran’s Hijab protest movement
  • Two years of the Abraham Accords
  • Fears of West Bank unrest amidst PA succession struggle
  • New Iran nuclear deal imminent?
  • Iran and the Attack on Salman Rushdie/ Abbas’ Holocaust Controversy
  • Post-mortems on “Operation Breaking Dawn”
  • Deteriorating Palestinian human rights under PA and Hamas
  • Assessing Biden’s Mideast trip
  • US President Biden in Israel
  • How to handle the Iran threat
  • Israel headed for yet another election
  • One year later, Israel’s diverse Government looks shaky
  • IAEA Board rebukes Iran; Iran shuts off IAEA surveillance cameras
  • International implications of Iran’s economic unrest
  • Election setback for Hezbollah
  • Controversy follows tragic death of journalist Shireen Abu Akleh
  • The implications of Israel’s recent spat with Russia
  • Are the Iran nuclear talks deadlocked?
  • Incitement and the latest terror wave in Israel
  • Israel’s diverse coalition government loses its majority
  • Israel hosts unprecedented summit with Arab leaders
  • Israel takes mediating role in Ukraine war
  • A nuclear deal worse than the JCPOA?
  • The Ukraine crisis and the Iranian crisis
  • Reactions to the invasion of Ukraine
  • Endgame for the Iran nuclear negotiations?
  • China makes strides in the Middle East
  • A travesty from Amnesty?
  • Islamist antisemitism debated following Texas synagogue attack
  • Houthis expand the Yemen war
  • Beyond the Vienna nuclear talks with Iran
  • The State of the Abraham Accords
  • Back to the Nuclear Negotiating Table
  • Exercises demonstrate Israel’s new military ties
  • Assassination Attempt on Iraqi PM Mustafa al-Kadhimi
  • The latest on Iran’s regional aggressions
  • Israel bans six groups for terror links/ Iran talks to resume?
  • Iran – On the Nuclear Threshold?
  • Mideast Drone Wars
  • The Raisi Government and Iran’s internal crises
  • Selected analysis from the 20th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks
  • Confronting terrorism after the Afghanistan withdrawal
  • Pakistan and the Taliban
  • The Afghan debacle: the view from Israel
  • How to respond to the growing Iranian provocations at sea
  • Dealing with Iran under Raisi
  • Lebanon’s Plight/ Continued Iranian unrest
  • Iranian unrest/ Syria’s narco-dictatorship
  • Biden Administration JCPOA hopes fading?
  • Lebanon’s crisis, Hezbollah and Iran
  • West Bank unrest after dissident killed
  • Iran’s new hardline president and his alleged human rights abuses
  • Strength through diversity? Israel’s new “coalition of change” government
  • New Israeli government to be sworn in/ Netanyahu’s legacy
  • A new “change coalition” government for Israel?
  • An explosion of antisemitism in the wake of the Gaza conflict
  • After the Hamas-Israel ceasefire
  • Israel’s latest conflict with Hamas: How did it happen and what happens next?
  • Yair Lapid given mandate to form government in Israel
  • Human Rights Watch’s latest anti-Israel report
  • Will the planned Palestinian elections go ahead?
  • Political Implications of the latest incident at Natanz
  • An Iran-China Alliance?
  • Another indecisive Israeli election outcome 
  • Israeli election campaign reaches homestretch
  • The Saudis, the Houthis and the Biden Administration
  • Inspections crisis with Iran
  • The upcoming Israeli and Palestinian elections
  • The ICC and the “State of Palestine”
  • Biden Administration preparations for talks with Iran
  • Palestinian elections announced
  • Charting a Biden Administration foreign policy
  • Expert Mideast policy advice for the Biden team
  • Israel’s vaccination success/ Iran’s 20 percent enrichment
  • Israel normalises ties with Morocco
  • Israel headed for elections/ Iranian scientist assassinated
  • The Biden team/ Israeli-Saudi ties
  • Biden’s Iran Dilemmas
  • Middle East opportunities for a Biden administration?
  • Israel and Middle East consider a probable Biden administration
  • Sudan normalises relations with Israel
  • The split between the Palestinians and Arab states
  • The Changing Middle East
  • Netanyahu exposes Hezbollah missile sites in Beirut
  • Sanctions “snapback” dispute regarding Iran
  • Israel and UAE ready to sign normalisation deal
  • An Iran-IAEA deal?/ Iran and Israel-UAE normalisation
  • The Israel-UAE deal and a two state outcome
  • UAE-Israel agreement to establish full relations
  • Lebanon after the Beirut explosion disaster
  • Politics and Protest amidst Israel’s Coronavirus second wave
  • A China-Iran Alliance?
  • Mysterious explosions in Iran
  • Iranian nuclear timelines/ Hezbollah threatened by Lebanon meltdown
  • The latest IAEA reports on Iran
  • Israel’s debate about applying sovereignty to parts of West Bank
  • Palestinian reactions to Israel’s sovereignty plans
  • Ructions over expiring Iran arms embargo
  • Unity Government in Israel cleared to go ahead
  • COVID-19 and Antisemitism/ COVID-19 and Arab Israelis
  • Israel finally has a new “national emergency” government
  • Iran sanctions and coronavirus/ Coalition negotiations in Israel
  • Israel looks headed for unity government/ Coronavirus and Israeli security
  • Coronavirus shakes up the Middle East
  • Coronavirus, Israel and the Palestinians
  • The aftermath of Israel’s March 2 election
  • Israel goes to the polls for the third time in a year
  • Iran’s Parliamentary Election
  • UNHRC publishes “blacklist” of companies active in settlements
  • The Palestinian response to the Trump peace plan
  • Lebanon’s new Hezbollah-dominated government
  • Iran’s unrest in the wake of the downing Ukrainian Air flight 752
  • The aftermath of the killing of Qassem Soleimani
  • New developments in Europe, Israel and Persian Gulf
  • The policy challenge of the Iranian protests
  • Iran unrest continues/ US policy on settlements
  • Gaza, Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad
  • Is an Israel-Iran war inevitable?
  • The Killing of Baghdadi/ Lebanon in Chaos
  • Turkey invades Kurdish Syria, as US backs off
  • The quest for a new Israeli governing coalition
  • US Iran policy after Bolton
  • Hezbollah’s Situation/ New Iranian stonewalling of IAEA
  • Israel’s strategy for confronting the Iranian military buildup to its North
  • Syria Concerns
  • Iran lays claim to the Persian Gulf
  • Recent developments in Israel’s defensive situation and strategy
  • Managing Iran’s Persian Gulf escalation
  • Israel-Hamas strategies in Gaza/ A Bahrain post-mortem
  • Iran openly violates JCPOA
  • The US “Peace to Prosperity” plan for Palestinian welfare
  • The planned Bahrain conference on Palestinian welfare
  • Israel goes back to the polls
  • Yet another significant Gaza flare-up
  • PA financial crisis/ Fixing the Iran nuclear deal
  • After close election, Netanyahu set to form next Israeli government
  • The homestretch in Israel’s election campaign
  • Golan recognition/ Gaza violence
  • Tensions rise on Temple Mount, around Gaza
  • Views and analysis on the Netanyahu indictment decision
  • New Blue and White Alliance shakes up Israeli election campaign
  • The Warsaw Summit and the Palestinians/ Lebanon’s new government
  • Intelligence and the JCPOA
  • What’s behind the PA cabinet’s resignation? / The Lebanese government and Hezbollah
  • Israel’s new approach in Syria/ Gas cooperation opportunities
  • Three years of the JCPOA nuclear deal
  • The Trump Administration and Syria
  • UNIFIL and the Hezbollah tunnels
  • Israel’s “Operation Northern Shield” against Hezbollah’s cross-border tunnels
  • Latest revelations on Iranian nuclear warehouse and archives
  • New Round of US Sanctions on Iran
  • Bottom-up peace hopes?/ Netanyahu in Oman
  • New concerns over IAEA inspections of Iran
  • Evolving Iranian and US strategy in Syria
  • Israel, Russia and Iran in Syria
  • Trump Administration withdraws funding from UNRWA
  • A Trump Administration plan to shake up Israeli-Palestinian peacemaking?
  • Jerusalem’s Arab residents and the upcoming municipal elections
  • The EU, the Trump Administration, and Iran
  • Yet another round of Gaza violence/ The effects of renewed US sanctions on Iran
  • Syrian regime retakes Israel’s Golan border
  • Iran’s economic crisis in the lead-up to new US sanctions
  • Developments in southern Syria
  • Gaza Kite War sparks major escalation of violence
  • Iran and the Trump-Kim Nuclear Summit
  • Gaza’s Economy, Gaza Violence / Bibi’s Europe Trip
  • A wave of rockets and mortars from Gaza
  • Mike Pompeo announces new comprehensive US policy toward Iran
  • A tragic day on Gaza’s border
  • After the US-UK-French attack in Syria
  • More on the Gaza “March of Return”
  • Who will lead Palestinian Authority after Abbas?/Bibi goes to Washington
  • Abbas calls for International Conference at UNSC
  • This weekend’s Israeli-Iranian clashes in Syria
  • Israel’s air campaign in the Sinai
  • Iranian Protests
  • Reactions to Trump’s Jerusalem announcement
  • The Balfour Declaration Centenary
  • Hamas-Fatah reconciliation talks – a Hezbollah Model?
  • Diplomatic strategies for improving the Iran nuclear deal
  • Video: Israeli Labor’s Merav Michaeli on Palestinian recognition and BDS
  • Audio: Game of Camps – Dr Eran Lerman on ABC Radio National
  • Video: Dr Eran Lerman at the Sydney Institute
  • North Korea’s ICBMs and Iran’s Nuclear Program
  • Israel, the Palestinians and Gaza – Past and Present
  • What’s behind two weeks of Temple Mount violence?
  • The southern Syrian “ceasefire” and fall of Mosul
  • Saudi Arabia’s activist heir/ Salafi-jihad ideology after ISIS
  • “Bottom-up” peacemaking?/ The NGO problem
  • Video: Israeli Labor MK Michal Biran on Israel and a Palestinian state
  • Audio: Dr Colin Rubenstein on the Six Day War on ABC Radio National
  • Mr. Trump goes to the Middle East
  • Hamas gets a new leader after releasing new political manifesto
  • Videos: Former Israeli Ambassador Daniel Taub
  • Abbas goes to Washington/ Fatah-Hamas escalation fuels Gaza electricity crisis
  • Developments in Israeli missile defence/ Syria after the latest sarin attack
  • Video: Corey Wingard MP (South Australia) – Impressions of Israel
  • Some lessons from the Westminister terror attack
  • Video: Colin Rubenstein on proposed changes to Section 18C – Sky News
  • Video: Dr Colin Rubenstein on Netanyahu visit to Australia – Sky News
  • Aspects of past and present Israeli-Palestinian relations
  • Video: Colin Rubenstein on 18C on SkyNews
  • A regional approach to Israeli-Palestinian peacemaking?
  • Video: Israeli PM Netanyahu and Australian PM Turnbull Meet Jewish Community in Sydney
  • The Trump-Netanyahu meeting
  • The Trump Administration and Iran’s missile tests
  • Israel’s controversial settlements regulation bill
  • The Amona evacuation and Israel’s settlement announcements
  • Jerusalem and future peace hopes
  • The Paris peace conference
  • Video: AIJAC’s Jamie Hyams on Israeli settlements and Jerusalem – ABC News24
  • The Aftermath of UNSC Resolution 2334
  • Trump’s controversial ambassadorial pick
  • The imminent fall of Aleppo and the Trump Administration
  • Moving the US Embassy in Israel/ End of Israel’s Population Bomb?
  • Video: Bangkok Track II conference – “Islamist Movements and Middle East Turmoil: Implications for Southeast Asia
  • Both PA and Hamas face financial squeeze/ Mosul and the lessons of Gaza
  • Donald Trump’s shock victory – the view from Israel and the Mideast
  • Video: Yaakov Amidror, Efraim Inbar and Ehud Yaari on Israel and the ever changing Middle East
  • President-elect Trump’s Israel policy
  • Ehud Yaari on Sky News, Radio National
  • Major General (res.) Yaakov Amidror appearances on ABC and Sky News
  • Video: David Pryce-Jones and Daniel Johnson on Syria, US Middle East policy and Israel
  • The Legacy of Shimon Peres, z”l/ Iran’s next Supreme Leader
  • The new US-Israel ten year MOU on military aid
  • Jeremy Jones debates 18C on Sky News (audio)
  • The implications of the postponed Palestinian election
  • Video: Dr Colin Rubenstein argues for the retention of clause 18c
  • More Iran deal loopholes/ The war on Syria’s hospitals
  • Turkey’s Intervention in Syria/ The Weakening of ISIS Sinai
  • The Syrian situation and policy alternatives
  • Qatar aid to Hamas/ PA losing West Bank control
  • Europe faces an Islamist terror wave
  • The aftermath of Turkey’s failed coup
  • The Iran nuclear deal (JCPOA) after one year
  • Egyptian FM in landmark visit to Israel/ Palestinian incentives for killing Jews
  • Bibi’s travels
  • Road to Reconciliation: Israel and Turkey
  • Analysing the deal to normalise Turkish-Israeli relations
  • Terror Wave subsides amid worrying signs in Palestinian society/ Discrediting ISIS
  • Discussing Islamism and anti-LGBT bigotry in the wake of Orlando
  • The Paris Conference/ Hamas’ Mentality
  • Why plans to “moderate” the Iranian regime are failing
  • Future of Sinai’s MFO in Question
  • The French Peace Initiative
  • Lieberman to be Defence Minister in Israeli coalition shake-up
  • The demise of Hezbollah’s terror chief / Chemical weapon red-lines
  • Dilemmas of hopes for a future Palestinian state
  • Questions in Washington over the selling of the Iran Nuclear Deal
  • Vale to French PM Valls’ efforts to combat French antisemitism?
  • Crisis in Baghdad/ ISIS in Libya
  • Kingdom Come: Saudi Arabia worries about its future
  • Concerns rise over Iranian missiles
  • Is the latest Palestinian terror wave ending?
  • Israeli Democracy under threat?/ Abbas under fire for talking to Israelis
  • Reviewing Implementation of the Iran Nuclear Deal
  • The Hamas time bomb in Gaza/ Palestinian views on terror
  • Brussels: Preventing similar attacks, and what Israeli experience can teach
  • Russia pulling out of Syria?
  • Israeli preparations to meet the Gaza tunnel threat
  • The PA and the current round of stabbing violence
  • Did moderates win Iran’s election?
  • Iran goes to the Polls
  • Video: Prof. Efraim Inbar on Iran, the Islamisation of the eastern Mediterranean and more
  • “Understanding” and “explaining” Palestinian terrorism/Israel’s NGO problem
  • Syrian peace talks fail as Assad makes military gains
  • Gaza and Hamas’ Tunnels/ The French Peace Ultimatum
  • Israel gets no credit for settlement construction curbs
  • Israel’s relationship with Greece, Cyprus and its implications for Turkey
  • Mahmoud Abbas, incitement, and Palestinian politics
  • Israeli government launches major program to boost investment in Israeli Arab sectors
  • Palestinian Authority incitement continues to fuel murder – and even children are a target: not newsworthy?
  • Iran nuclear deal comes into effect – amid troubling Iranian behaviour
  • Israel’s changing place in the mideast region
  • Pot to Kettle: Iran’s hysterical and hypocritical condemnation of Saudi Arabia’s executions
  • Escalating Iran-Saudi Arabia tensions
  • The Iranian link in the North Korean nuclear test
  • Hamas and ISIS in Sinai
  • The 2014 Gaza War: Top military leaders say Israel “met and in some respects exceeded the highest standards” in its military conduct
  • Rudeness to Palestinians? It’s about incitement
  • As ISIS problem festers, and Syria bleeds, UNGA again focuses its efforts on condemning Israel
  • Israeli policy responses to the terror wave
  • ABC’s Sophie McNeill tackles incitement, doubles down on insistence that “occupation” behind terror
  • Palestinian incitement and murderous Palestinian violence continue
  • Polish-Jewish Dialogue Leader visits Sydney
  • Foreign Minister Julie Bishop’s powerful words on Australia-Israeli relations at Hebrew University award ceremony
  • The Music of Murder: What Palestinian teens who stab Israelis are listening to
  • Iran’s Anti-American Backlash/ Syria Diplomacy
  • Video: Ehud Yaari: Israel confronts challenges on six fronts
  • The Upcoming Obama-Netanyahu meeting/ Misremembering Rabin’s Legacy
  • Will the deal to preserve the Temple Mount “status quo” hold?
  • Who is really challenging the “status quo” in Jerusalem?
  • Latest Palestinian conspiracy theory: Israel is fabricating the stabbing attacks
  • Incitement means no end in sight
  • Khamanei tries to re-write nuclear deal
  • More insights on the terror wave in Israel/Bibi’s Holocaust gaffe
  • Ehud Yaari’s interview on ABC Lateline
  • To End the Violence in Israel, Stop the Incitement to Terror
  • Settlement growth facts shatter myths
  • Myth and Reality about the current terror wave in Israel
  • These are the children
  • Undercover agents and provocateurs – a world of difference
  • The PA role in the escalating terrorist violence in Israel
  • Rising Palestinian incitement to violence
  • Abbas’ UN “Bombshell”
  • Media appearances by AIJAC guest Elliott Abrams
  • Media appearances by AIJAC guests Bassem Eid and Hillel Neuer
  • Understanding Putin’s push into Syria
  • The problem with Jeremy Corbyn
  • Incitement and tensions in east Jerusalem
  • AIJAC applauds Treasurer Joe Hockey for pursuing a Double Taxation Agreement between Australia and Israel
  • Russia in Syria/Gambling on moderating Iran
  • ‘Jihad against Jews’ – how our race hate laws have failed us
  • Hay in needle-stacks: A Hero in Hebron
  • Letter: Ill-conceived motion
  • Strengthening the Iran nuclear deal, without renegotiating it/ An important photo in the West Bank
  • Video: Bassem Eid on prospects for a Palestinian state
  • NYT quotes Palestinian housing minister: Gaza reconstruction delays not Israel’s fault
  • Abbas moving to step down?/ Israel buys Kurdish Oil
  • Congressional Comment on Iran Deal/IAEA document shows Iran to inspect itself at Parchin
  • New Hamas revelations – and strategy to gain legitimacy
  • Arguments about the Iran Deal
  • Video: Dr. Jonathan Fine on the role of religion in terrorism
  • Isi Leibler visits Australia
  • Jewish Terrorism in Israel
  • Syria Cheating on Chemical Deal/ Implication for Iran Nuclear Agreement
  • ABC along with Reuters appear to back pseudo-think tank’s attempt to manipulate TA stocks
  • Carr’s offensive ANU speech
  • Questions about Iran nuclear deal inspection measures
  • Is there “no alternative” – other than war – to the recently announced Iran deal?
  • One year after Operation Protective Edge, Hamas is to blame for Gaza’s delayed reconstruction
  • The Iran Nuclear Deal: The day after
  • Hillary Clinton, BDS and the Anti-Normalization Campaign Against Israeli-Palestinian Co-operation
  • Another deadline passes in Iran nuclear negotiations
  • One year on, is the international fight against ISIS working?
  • India abstains as UNHRC adopts anti-Israel resolution embracing biased Gaza report
  • New Zealand takes its turn at the UN Security Council Presidency – with a Middle East-oriented agenda
  • Palestinian voices for peace – and the problems they face
  • Israel offers Australia New Opportunities for Venture Capital Investment
  • UN Watch, NGO Monitor host alternative Geneva panel on Gaza conflict as UN hears Commission’s report
  • Multiple expert reports contradict UN’s findings in Gaza conflict
  • UNHCR report on Gaza/ Bipartisan group expresses concern on Iran deal
  • Fairfax takes its readers on a propaganda tour
  • Gaza casualties: Israeli report refutes widely cited UN figures
  • Israel and Saudi Arabia/ Gaza Realities
  • Senator Xenophon confuses the issues in Senate Estimates
  • Gen. Jim Molan’s findings of a just Gaza war by Israel represent a larger group of international military experts
  • Israeli investigation explains the tragic incident which killed four children on a Gaza beach
  • Turkey’s election/How Iran will use its nuclear deal windfall
  • Sophie’s House of Cards
  • President Obama’s recent statements on Israeli-Palestinian peace/ After Abbas
  • Greens Leader is right about potential Australia-Israel cooperation on water
  • IMF report exposes Palestinian culture of entitlement, Gaza realities
  • The Iranian worldview in a nuclear deal
  • The fall of Ramadi and Western policy/ The last words of a leading scholar of antisemitism
  • Will the ABC and SBS ignore mounting allegations against Al Jazeera?
  • Israel’s new government sworn in/ “Breaking the Silence”
  • Sanctions relief and Iran’s regional ambitions
  • UN Gaza incident report lacks transparency, clarity
  • Israel’s new narrow coalition government
  • Hamas and Gaza/ The Israeli Economic Miracle
  • Israel in the frontline in Nepal
  • Israel and its Arab allies
  • Israeli coalition takes shape/ Iran’s foreign policy goals
  • Audio: Dr. Tzvi Fleischer on Iran and ISIS
  • Israel at 67 – trailblazing into the future
  • A labour of enmity: HRW’s distorted Jordan Valley report
  • A Magnet for the Malicious and a Podium for Prejudice
  • Spin cycle
  • The Big Picture of the Mideast Conflict – and the Palestinian role in it
  • It’s not too late for a safer nuclear deal with Iran
  • Yom Hashoah – and possibly the last Nazi war crimes trial
  • The Iranian Regime and the Nuclear “Framework” understanding
  • This deal with Iran would risk a nuclear nightmare
  • Dangers in the Iran Nuclear Deal
  • The Iranian nuclear framework deal
  • Iranian nuclear talks, Israel at the UN
  • More commentary on the Iranian nuclear negotiations
  • Colonel Kemp’s views on Israel and Gaza echoed other senior military officers
  • Comment on elements of an Iran nuclear deal/ The collapse of Yemen
  • Letter: Palestinian intransigence
  • Netanyahu confirms he never abandoned two-state vision
  • More Post-Election Analysis from Israel
  • More on the under-reported realities of Gaza’s stalled reconstruction
  • Letter: Israel Furphies
  • Audio: Dr. Colin Rubenstein discusses the Israeli election result on Sydney radio 2GB
  • If anything, a weakening of the far-right in Israel
  • What did Netanyahu really say about a Palestinian state?
  • Miriam Margolyes and Antisemitism
  • Israeli election results appear to be surprisingly strong win to Netanyahu’s Likud
  • Antisemitism on Campus: Has Sydney University’s Jake Lynch Finally Gone Too Far?
  • Should the ABC have given advocacy journalist Sophie McNeill the keys to its Jerusalem bureau?
  • Israel Election Update
  • Bailed Al Jazeera journalist reveals the truth about the network’s agenda and role in his fate
  • Video: Melanie Phillips on the threat of radical Islam
  • Anti-Israel agitators disrupt expert presentation
  • The ABC’s anti-Netanyahu script on Iran speech
  • Netanyahu’s US Congress speech on Iran
  • Islamism and the US Administration’s campaign against “violent extremism”
  • As Al Jazeera slams Israel, ABC takes the bait
  • Australia’s new counter-terror efforts designed to confront rising threat
  • Video: Jeremy Jones on the rising antisemitism in Europe
  • Dr. Einat Wilf in Australia: Media compilation
  • Ehud Ya’ari: Ten insights in ten minutes
  • Copenhagen, Terror, and Europe’s Jews/ New IDF Chief of Staff
  • Media Week – When balance is academic
  • The injustice of the Greste case should not detract from some hard truths about Al Jazeera
  • Palestinian human rights and the road to a two-state peace/ Talking about Islamism
  • An Emerging Iran deal?
  • Media Week – Mind your language; Long bow, low blow; Security Council sense
  • Sinai’s Jihadists/ The rise of antisemitism
  • B’Tselem’s report on “Operation Protective Edge” criticised for omissions and contradictions
  • A Sydney Jew and an Indonesian Muslim walk into an Israeli synagogue…
  • Developments in Palestinian politics and society
  • Washington’s Iran Policy under the Microscope
  • The Death of AMIA Prosecutor Alberto Nisman/ An Arab view on Islamism
  • Palestinian soccer team receives free kicks in the Australian media
  • The State of the War against ISIS/ Israel’s primaries
  • Charlie Hebdo, French laws against hate speech, and 18C
  • More on the aftermath of recent events in France
  • In France, the writing is on the wall
  • The Charlie Hebdo Massacre and France’s Islamism problem
  • Palestinians follow-up unsuccessful UNSC bid by joining ICC
  • Overseas comment on Martin Place and lone wolf terror/ UNSC ructions
  • Media Week – Saikal of nonsense returns; Holey history; Hamas-free TV
  • Hamas removed from EU list of terror groups, temporarily?
  • Settlement spin: A tale of two stories
  • Video/Audio: Dr. Jonathan Spyer’s media and public appearances
  • The Media and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict/Implications of the death of Ziad Abu Ein
  • Evidence mounts that Hamas is profiting from aid being sent to rebuild Gaza
  • Israel goes to the polls on March 17
  • Not Child’s Play: The role of teens in recent Palestinian unrest
  • The latest extension to the Iranian nuclear talks
  • Israel’s controversial proposal for a “Basic Law: Israel– the National State of the Jewish People”
  • Revival of demolitions as terror deterrent sparks Israeli debate
  • There’s no place for BDS within Australia
  • The Jerusalem tinderbox in the wake of the Har Nof attack
  • The Fictional basis of Carr’s Palestine pivot
  • Mahmoud Abbas and the Jerusalem disturbances
  • Priest tells UN: Israel is the “only safe place” for Christians in the Middle East
  • US Mideast Policy and the Congressional Elections
  • Carr’s tall tales on settlement growth just plain false
  • Al-Aqsa, incitement and the car intifada
  • Sinai jihadists pledge support to ISIS
  • Sorry, Tony: UNSC 242 says borders are negotiable
  • The Success of Islamist Propaganda
  • The reality TV test
  • US$5.4 Billion Pledged for Gaza
  • Efforts to stop a Nuclear Iran coming to a bad end?
  • Givat Hamatos – the origins and significance of yet another settlement controversy
  • Some take-out from Julia Gillard’s “My Story”
  • Terror apologist Yvonne Ridley given a free ride on the ABC
  • On Hebron’s Palestinian agitprop tours, it’s all Israel’s fault
  • Abbas/Netanyahu Speeches at the UN
  • Hamas and the welfare of Gazans
  • What really happened in the Israeli-Palestinian peace talks that broke down in April?
  • 43 out of tens of thousands in 8200
  • Video: Israeli Labor’s Hilik Bar MK on settlements
  • Abbas’ new “peace plan”
  • Strategies for dealing with ISIS
  • A map essential to understanding Israel’s decision to declare 1000 acres of land in the Etzion bloc “state land”
  • Israel’s Post-Gaza War Debate/ New Golan Threat
  • The truth about the Gaza war (hint: it’s not what Ruth Pollard tells you)
  • Welcome to Sderot, a resilient town that won’t be bowed
  • Media Week – Siege mentality; False flags; Labor pains; Hopeless headlines
  • What should be understood about Israel’s controversial decision to zone 1000 acres as state land in the Etzion bloc
  • Some maps of Gaza, based on UN data, that everyone should see
  • Three experienced journalists critique media coverage of Gaza
  • The prospects of the latest Gaza ceasefire
  • The strange justice of William Schabas and the UNHRC
  • Media Week – Black Schabas; Harsh realities
  • Gaza fighting resumes, what happens now?
  • Rally for Peace: Statements by Vic. Premier Denis Napthine and others
  • AIJAC response to the Canberra Declaration on Gaza
  • Fairfax doubles down on poorly informed and tendentious commentaries
  • Victorian Opposition Leader speaks up for Israel
  • Hamas’ goals in Gaza
  • Colin Rubenstein’s remarks at rally for peace and Israeli security in Melbourne on Aug. 10
  • Problems with Gaza casualty numbers gaining recognition
  • Israel continues to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza, despite Hamas’ efforts
  • Victorian State Liberal MPs speak in support of Israel
  • Why must my friend be afraid to be Jewish?
  • Gaza’s border in a lasting ceasefire deal/ Hamas and the Media
  • The only long-term solution: demilitarise Gaza
  • Madly Yours – The truth about the media’s favourite Gaza doctor
  • Crucial context and facts missing in media’s reporting on shelling of UN schools in Gaza
  • The truth about the population density of Gaza and Hamas tactics
  • Gaza ceasefires, a history
  • Hamas terrorising both sides in conflict
  • Hundreds of Hamas Rockets Have Been Falling in Gaza
  • What happened in Shujaiyeh?
  • Tunnels provide yet more evidence of Hamas’ use of ostensibly civilian buildings for military purposes
  • A Demilitarised Gaza?/ Hamas’ capabilities
  • Hamas’ Terror Tunnels: A Game Changer in “Operation Protective Edge”
  • Colin Rubenstein interviewed by Fairfax Media on Gaza war [Video]
  • More evidence Gaza casualty figures are unreliable
  • Hamas’ other terror tactic: intimidating foreign journalists
  • Hamas’ targeting of Ben Gurion airport has large implications
  • Hamas is killing its own
  • Many Arab commentators “get it” with respect to Hamas
  • In first interview Netanyahu explains to CNN’s Wolf Blitzer Israel’s war aims
  • Memo to ABC, SBS: Al-Jazeera has a conflict of interest
  • The Tunnel Dilemma
  • Proof positive that Hamas hiding military assets in civilian infrastructure – 20 rockets found in an UNRWA school
  • World reacts to Hamas rejection of ceasefire
  • Why Hamas does not want Gazans to heed Israel warnings
  • How did the latest Gaza War start? Despite the claims of some, it is no mystery
  • Israel continues to try to provide humanitarian aid to Gaza, Hamas blocks it
  • Hamas and the Ceasefire Failure/Proportionality and Gaza
  • Israel-Hamas hostilities prompt surge of antisemitic incidents
  • Machinations over a Gaza ceasefire
  • Al-Jazeera documentary scapegoats Israel for Egypt’s problems
  • Netanyahu’s regional analysis
  • Israel’s options for stopping Hamas’ rockets
  • Israel and Japan sign historic R&D agreement
  • AIJAC statement on Gaza escalation
  • Hamas ramps up attacks as Israel launches “Operation Protective Edge”
  • AIJAC condemns horrific murder
  • Amid rising tensions Israel offers Hamas restraint
  • Pew Poll: Muslim populated countries concerned about Islamist extremism
  • After the kidnappings and murder
  • UN report confirms Iranian arms smuggling
  • Hamas’ undeniable terror trail
  • Hamas seeks to inflame tension on two fronts
  • Exposing the Palestinian sub-culture of hate and incitement
  • Gaza’s Fuel Woes
  • Iran and the Iraq Crisis
  • Sensationalising ‘settlement announcements’
  • The reality of Hamas-Fatah “unity”
  • Clinton reveals some vital peacemaking home truths
  • Australia’s Jerusalem stance welcomed in Israel, Washington, mostly ignored in Arab world
  • Fatah Gloats: Kidnapping and Palestinian Discourse
  • The Kidnapping of three Israeli Teens and the Fatah-Hamas Unity Deal
  • Sweden: Surveying Antisemitic Attitudes
  • The Crisis in Iraq
  • At crucial point in #AJtrial, al-Jazeera provokes Egypt
  • ABC breaks the silence on inanity
  • Modi and Israel: Both winners in the Indian election?
  • Hamas still committed to Israel’s destruction, despite unity deal
  • Settlement housing starts slowing, yet media fails to report it
  • Turkish mine collapse blamed on Jews: What pervasive antisemitism looks like
  • Pope Francis in Israel and PA/ Far-right makes big gains in EU
  • Palestinian Journalists abet attack on Israeli journalists in West Bank
  • Why the Brussels shooting came as no surprise to the Belgian Jewish community
  • “How dare you talk to one another!” The ‘Anti-Normalisation’ campaign continues to obstruct reconciliation in the Middle East
  • Fatah officials also embrace rejectionism following unity deal with Hamas
  • Rewriting history
  • Through the eyes of a dove: the truth about the early years of Israeli rule over the West Bank
  • Where to now for Israeli-Palestinian peacemaking?
  • Brunei makes its Hollywood debut – Extreme Sharia spreads in Southeast Asia
  • Hamas’ response to Palestinian unity deal: Urging kids to “shoot all the Jews”
  • Israel at 66
  • ‘I Abducted Your Girls’ – Boko Haram and the new face of Islamist terror
  • Buzzwords and Blunders: John Kerry’s ‘Apartheid’ Comment
  • Israeli strategic experts on the latest nuclear negotiations with Iran
  • The latest Fatah-Hamas deal
  • Bob Carr’s “slick” manipulation of the facts
  • An antisemitic answer to the question: How long is a piece of string?
  • Media Week – Lyons on a map; Low on logic
  • Khamenei’s Holocaust denial exposes a larger problem of Iranian antisemitism
  • Peace process crisis/ Palestinians learning about the Holocaust?
  • Media Week – Lyons in the Doogue house
  • A reality check on “Breaking the Silence”
  • Three “noes” from Abbas?
  • Palestinian propaganda’s “free kick” in Australian Parliament
  • Exposure draft of the Freedom of Speech (Repeal of S. 18C) Bill 2014: Initial Analysis
  • Latest Iran Nuclear Talks
  • Media Week – Ship of fools
  • Confirmed: Construction in settlement outside major blocs very low
  • Why Abbas looks unready to say “yes” to Kerry
  • Lyons’ angry roar hides lack of substance
  • Letter: Free speech has some boundaries
  • Not all doom and gloom in Hebron
  • AIPAC Policy Conference 2014 – Highlights and Controversies
  • Israel seizes an Iranian arms shipment to Hamas/ The Kerry Plan
  • Settlement housing starts, by the numbers
  • The Ukrainian Jewish Community: Between a rock and a hard place
  • The Syrian Conundrum
  • Another area where Israel is a world leader – Animal Rights
  • In a poor sign for a two state solution, Palestinians refuse to pay for utilities services
  • Four Corners producer gets it wrong again on antisemitic comments
  • Red Hot Injustice
  • Elements of the current Israeli-Palestinian peace process
  • Proven performance – PA system of incentives for terrorism shown to work
  • Intelligence and the Iranian nuclear program
  • When a journalist becomes a storyteller
  • Media Week – Amateur hour
  • Three telling factual problems with 4Corners’ “Stone Cold Justice”
  • Woodside-Leviathan deal moves ahead in a milestone for Australia-Israel ties
  • Four Corners “Stone Cold Justice” – links to useful sources
  • Syria chemical weapons deal in difficulties
  • Settlements: What Israeli lawyers really think
  • Israeli home education system helps Australia’s Indigenous children
  • Scarjo stands up for SodaStream’s Palestinian workers
  • US “Framework” for peace document on the way?
  • Iran and the State of the Union
  • Assessing the prospects of success for the Syrian peace talks
  • UN strikes expose Palestinian internal tensions
  • Interim Iranian nuclear deal coming into effect
  • Debunking two myths about Ariel Sharon
  • The Legacy of Ariel Sharon
  • Elements of a “Framework Agreement”
  • Dam lies
  • Aspects of Peacemaking
  • ABC, terrorists aren’t soldiers
  • Lee Rhiannon’s sin of omission
  • PA subsidising terror on foreign dime
  • The UN effectively gives up on Syria
  • Australia’s state broadcasters obscure reality of Israeli Bedouin plan
  • Israel’s Security Challenges for 2014/ Nuclear Precedents
  • Implementation issues with interim Iran nuclear deal
  • Amnesty International’s Gaza electricity libel
  • Salafist terror spreads to the West Bank
  • Hamas in difficulties/ Saudi Arabia and the Iran nuclear deal
  • Is the EU inadvertently encouraging Israeli settlements?
  • A Good Deal on Iran’s Nukes? The Iranians certainly think so
  • Evaluating the Interim Nuclear Deal with Iran
  • Hamas-Fatah dispute causes major Gaza blackouts – why no coverage?
  • Even a UN interpreter has had enough with UN’s Israel bias
  • The Risks of Easing Sanctions for an Interim Iran deal
  • One woman’s story illustrates some Gaza realities
  • Almost a nuclear deal in Geneva?
  • The truth behind the wrecking ball
  • Arafat polonium-poisoning story returns
  • Egypt’s future/ Israel’s Bedouin policies
  • Hamas faces isolation and its own domestic “resistance” movement
  • Changing US Mideast Policy/ More on Negotiating with Iran
  • Jerusalem Arabs being treated as political pawns
  • The Yom Kippur War: Australian controversies of 1973
  • Attack on Jewish group in Bondi
  • Saudi Arabia’s show of temper/ Hamas’ troubles
  • Arafat NOT poisoned? Media yawns
  • Toward a viable Iran nuclear deal
  • Media Week – Haq journalism; Fitting farewell
  • More evidence concerning Hamas’ supposed moderation
  • The Yom Kippur War in Australian editorials and analysis
  • Syria and the extremist rebels/ Hamas’ latest terror tunnel
  • Ignoring history: the West Bank, BDS, and the EU’s Cyprus experience
  • Bar-Ilan revisited, four years later
  • The Yom Kippur War – 40 years on
  • An Israeli-Arab alliance on Iran?/ Cutting off US aid to Egypt
  • Media Week – History Lessens
  • The regional decline of the Muslim Brotherhood?
  • Overview of Developments in Gaza and the West Bank
  • Netanyahu’s Speech at the United Nations General Assembly
  • Media Week – Gallant Knight; RN’s anti-Israel twofer
  • Dealing with Iran’s nuclear ambitions under its new president
  • New US-Iran nuclear talks at the UN
  • Tax dollars bring 9/11 “truther” and other extremists to ANU anti-Israel fest
  • Three Anniversaries – Oslo, the Yom Kippur War and 9/11
  • A chemical weapons “deal” on Syria?
  • New revelations about Israel’s help for victims of Syrian civil war
  • Duplicate stories, multiple personalities
  • Syria: Israeli Views and Analysis
  • A noted Arab journalist reveals the biases of al-Jazeera English
  • New evidence of Iranian terror in Southeast Asia
  • Israel prepares for possible attack by Syria
  • Media Week – Behind the Times; The plagues of Egypt
  • Another ABC fact-checking fail: Gaza and Breast Cancer
  • A strike on Syria? And if so, what sort and with what consequences?
  • Syria burns as the UN turns its gaze to Israel
  • The Egypt Policy Dilemma
  • AIJAC letter responds to inaccurate article on Israeli settlements
  • Two AIJAC letters responding to factually inaccurate reporting on Israeli settlements
  • Media Week – Hand wringing over Iran; Tom after Tom
  • An Al-Qaeda Resurgence? / Iraq Deteriorates
  • Media Week – Dense & density, Background checks please; Cycle of stupidity
  • Negotiating with Iran under Rouhani
  • Netanyahu and the Case for Peace Process Optimism
  • Media Week – Imbalanced on balance; Misplaced Irony
  • Qanta Ahmed: BDS harms Israeli Arabs
  • The EU’s Partial Hezbollah Ban
  • TV Holiday Specials, Middle East-style
  • Peace talks set to resume?
  • Birdbrained fact-checking at the ABC
  • Islamism after the Fall of Morsi
  • Al-Jazeera biases spark backlash in Egypt
  • Musicians come to Israel despite bullying of BDS
  • Exposing anti-Israel myth making/Sinai security
  • Media Week – Antony blowin’ steam; Do the math; Don’t bank on Barclay
  • Views on Egypt, Israeli-Palestinian peace talks and Turkey
  • Amnesty International focusing on the wrong protesters
  • Egypt –on the brink or a new beginning?
  • Media Week – Exposing the BS in BDS
  • Revolution in Egypt, again
  • Talking about peace talks
  • Egypt on the Edge/Qatar’s New Emir
  • Media Week – Hamas’ press agent?; Pander bared
  • Return to sender
  • Palestinian prisoners and the betrayal of the Human Rights regime
  • Iranian President-elect Hassan Rouhani
  • UNHRC’s Richard Falk in hot water again – this time for using his official position to attack an NGO critical of him
  • Austria goes off the Golan
  • The Iranian Presidential poll
  • Media Week – Moaning Mona
  • Incitement watch: BDS group harasses synagogue-goers in the US while Arabic media sees Jewish plots everywhere
  • Waze and means: The tactical and strategic failure of BDS
  • Lifesaver and Model of Coexistence, yet still Condemned: The Israeli Health System
  • New Palestinian Authority PM Rami Hamdallah
  • The Six Day War and the changing face of journalism: The view from Australia
  • Media Week – Birds of a feather; Trigger-happy headliners; Down the memory hole
  • More on the Australian Greens and the London Declaration against Antisemitism
  • The increasing perils of peacekeeping for Australia and others
  • Hezbollah and the Syrian Civil War
  • Media Week – One sided conversation
  • NSW Greens MPs oppose antisemites who don’t mention Israel
  • Statement on BDS and publicly-funded bodies
  • French decision sheds light on legality of West Bank settlements
  • Israeli-Palestinian Peace Proposals, Past and Present
  • A Teen’s Life in Gaza – Terrorism training, with beatings for anyone sporting “cool” haircuts or skinny jeans
  • Media Week – Hack by Name…
  • Iranian Election dramas/ Western Apologists for Iran
  • A vote of confidence in Israel from Warren Buffett
  • The End of the Era of Arab States?
  • Australia’s first honorary citizen: Raoul Wallenberg
  • Media Week – A sprinkle of BDS; Minority report
  • Red lines and calculated risks for Israel in Syria
  • Fayyad and the problem of Palestinian leadership
  • Iran: Sanctions and the Risk of Breakout
  • Stop the presses – No Arab League breakthough
  • Pro-BDS Facebook page descends into bigot versus bigot hate-fest
  • Media Week – So near, and yet so far; Justified fears; Shalom Salam; Justice done; Conspiracy-land; Howe’s that
  • The millionaires of Gaza
  • ‘Sue me Jew’ part 2: hate-speech off campus and online?
  • ‘Sue me Jew’: horrific hate-speech by Australian students on anti-Israel Facebook page
  • Syria and Chemical Weapons/ Hezbollah in trouble?
  • Five extreme reactions to the Boston Bombings
  • Boston Marathon bombing: Israel-trained medical team responds, extremists spread conspiracy theories
  • After Salam Fayyad
  • Palestinian polls and arriving at the two state resolution, which “everbody knows” is the answer
  • A sixty-five year miracle?
  • 
Baroness Margaret Thatcher, Israel and the Jewish people
  • Abbas-Fayyad ructions in the PA
  • Another unsuccessful round of Iran talks/ Israel gets gas
  • How to turn a feel-good story into a misleading anti-Israel rant
  • Bassem Youssef and Egypt’s Future Course
  • Media Week – No experience necessary?; Flotilla details sink; McGeough shrugs; Doubting Thomas; One among the pack; Relationships advice
  • Obama, Israel and the “Jewish Lobby”
  • Blood libel surfaces at Hanan Ashrawi’s MIFTAH organisation
  • Evaluating President Obama’s Israel visit
  • Media Week – One-Way Traffic
  • Aspects of Israel’s new coalition government
  • Hamas “moderates” don’t accept Israel
  • The new Israeli coalition in a nutshell
  • Media Week – Friendly advice; Immoral equivalence
  • Australians for Palestine’s graphic prejudice
  • The Economist discusses al-Jazeera’s biases
  • Israel offers positive water policy example to the region – the Palestinians, sadly, offer the opposite
  • AIPAC: Looking for signs regarding the Obama Administration’s second term agenda
  • The ‘segregated buses’ canard
  • Media Week – Springtime for Khaled; All the news that’s fit to Tweet
  • Why Hugo Chavez will not be missed by Venezuela’s Jews
  • Palestinian prisoner issue plagued by selective reporting
  • After the Almaty nuclear talks
  • Myth and reality regarding US-Israel relations
  • How the Turkish Prime Minister condemned himself by calling Zionism a ‘crime against humanity’
  • West Bank Unrest
  • Israel’s Oscar nominees tell us something about Israeli society
  • Preparing for the Next Round of Iran Talks
  • North Korea and Iran/ The PA’s democracy deficit
  • Hamas’ housing demolitions met with deafening silence
  • Israel’s official statement on “Prisoner X”
  • Egypt’s chaos/ West Bank realities
  • Palestinian Activist: Gaza’s real problem is too much high quality food
  • The Truth about Iraq WMD “Lies”
  • Israel’s crop of fresh political faces
  • Media Week – Sensible on Syria; Lazy lines; Neither doom nor gloom
  • Mr. Obama goes to Jerusalem
  • Melbourne newspaper readers left in the dark about alleged Aussie Hezbollah terrorist
  • A new round of talks with Iran?
  • An Australian Hezbollah terrorist? No great surprise
  • Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s mission “To set Israel on fire”
  • Briefing on the Problematic UN Human Rights Council Report on Israeli Settlements
  • ABC interviews offer informed perspectives on Syria weapons strike
  • Media Week – Inane Faine; Spot the difference; Out of sync
  • International Holocaust Remembrance Day Misused and Abused
  • Egypt’s Islamist Spring/More UN hypocrisy
  • Media Week – Lyons – 11, Pollard – 1; Tony talks, facts walk; Bruce the goose; A bit of a downer
  • After Israel’’s elections, –where to now?
  • Making sense of Israel’s election results
  • AIJAC comments on Carr/Hague AUKMIN 2013 Communique
  • Right turn for Israel?/ An Insider on Iran’s nuclear plans
  • Insights into the Israeli election campaign
  • Breaking through the silence on the plight of Middle Eastern Christians
  • Media Week – Half-cocked; Nuclear handwringing; Off key; The value of values
  • Iran’s war on human rights
  • Settlements – International Law and the physical and political realities
  • More questions about al-Jazeera as it purchases a network to create US subsidiary
  • Leader of Australian Islamist extremist group calls for world conquest through jihad
  • Israel’s Blockade and Construction Materials for Gaza
  • Suha Arafat admits her husband planned the Second Intifada
  • Technology and the Gaza War/ Taking Iran at their word
  • Hamas over-reporting civilian casualties in Gaza, again
  • Reporters only hearing one side of the story?
  • Iranian state TV blames Israel for Sandy Hook school shooting
  • Planning for the Next Phase of the Syrian Civil War/ After Abbas
  • Lessons in Israeli-Palestinian reality from two Middle East experts
  • The state of Israeli/Palestinian relations
  • Getting inside the head of Khaled Meshal
  • E1 “cutting the West Bank in half”?
  • Journalist or terrorist? Why choose when you can be both!
  • UN discusses Syrian conflict for an hour, spends five hours condemning Israel
  • Egyptian opposition leaders to be investigated for bizarre ‘Zionist plot’
  • The aftermath of the PA UN bid and the debate over Israeli building in settlements
  • Australia’s Woodside Petroleum goes to Israel
  • Egypt’s new Islamist constitution
  • E-1: Beyond the myths and hype
  • What Palestinians think they have achieved from passage of the UN “Non-member state” resolution
  • Tel Aviv bus bomb terror suspect – a case of “family reunification terrorism”
  • UN vote on PA upgrade to “non-member state” status
  • More Hamas incitement to genocide
  • Remember Syria?
  • Did the current round of violence start because of the death of a 13-year-old boy on November 8?
  • Gaza: How we got here and how it might end
  • Human rights NGOs, and their half-hearted, belated, and weasel-worded condemnations of rocket attacks
  • Rockets from civilian areas: Hamas and Islamic Jihad are fooling no one
  • Propaganda, lies and the Gaza conflict
  • Operation Amud Anan (“Pillar of Defence”)
  • Military operation in Gaza: News round-up
  • Major human rights abusers again elected to UN Human Rights Council
  • Gaza powder keg flares up again
  • In Arafat exhumation, Abbas digging for dirt to use against Israel
  • UNRWA’s double standards in Syria
  • Palestinians finally submit draft statehood request: analysis and implications
  • Palestinians killed in Syria receive little attention
  • The Middle East in President Obama’s Second Term
  • Mixed Palestinian reactions to Abbas refugee concession
  • Younger Israeli Arabs see engagement, not hostility, as path to equality
  • Europe and the New Antisemitism/ Lebanon heading for a Civil War?
  • Haaretz issues clarification on controversial poll articles
  • A misleading and flawed poll sparks “apartheid” claims
  • Hamas and the latest rocket barrage
  • The truth about Israeli-Arabs and Israel’s ‘national priority areas’
  • Iran Sanctions bite, but will Teheran shift course?
  • Media Week – Shalit – the Fairfax directors’ cut; Christians in Israel – the gospel truth; Headline misfire.
  • Women suffering across the Middle East – except in Israel
  • Australian anti-Israel activists must distance themselves from neo-Nazi sympathisers
  • Turkey and the Syrian Civil War
  • Study weighs economic cost of a nuclear Iran
  • Antisemitism in France still trending upward
  • Huawei: US Congress, Canada backs Australian government claims that Chinese company is a security risk
  • 10th Anniversary of the Bali Bombings
  • The UN’s forgotten policy of resettling Palestinian Refugees
  • Israel goes to polls on January 22
  • Dr. Tal Becker’s Australian media
  • Egypt’s changing landscape
  • Can we force Iran to abandon its nuclear plans?
  • Sketching out a red line for stopping Iran’s nuclear program
  • Hamas admits: Gaza is not occupied, nor under siege
  • Media Week – And they called it Pappe love; Randa does the rounds
  • Media Week – Ruthlessly uninformed; Where there’s a will
  • The wider context of the violence sparked by an anti-Islamic film
  • Media Week – Sound off; Clear as mud
  • For propaganda purposes: Palestinian children in Australian media spark Israeli criticism
  • Attacks on the US Diplomatic Missions in Cairo and Benghazi
  • Unrest in the PA and the Arab Spring
  • UNWRA, Hamas and the plight of refugees
  • Canada severs diplomatic ties with Iran, calling Teheran “the most significant threat to global peace”
  • Hanan Ashrawi and the attempt to write Jewish refugees out of history
  • Palestinian NGO muddies the waters with Dead Sea claims
  • PA unable to afford electricity but still pay terrorists six times the average Palestinian wage
  • Media Week – “Foreign Interests” fail; Human cannon fodder
  • The latest IAEA report and Iran as a “threshold” state
  • Media Week – Newton’s gravity-free zone; Village idiots; Exceptionally bad
  • Israel and the “other Olympics”
  • The State of the Syrian Civil War/ The Plight of Mideast Christians
  • “Breaking the Silence” – Creating headlines with the same old controversial material
  • Antisemitism going up, not down, in France following Toulouse attack
  • The truth (and lies) behind Rachel Corrie’s death
  • Media Week – Burns’ lukewarm analysis; Some get it, others don’t; Justice denied
  • Mob violence, human rights and Pakistan’s blasphemy laws
  • Media Week – Time out; Growth is good; A quote without foundations
  • Following attacks, Israeli leaders vow to stamp out racism
  • Iran’s NAM Extravaganza/ Al-Qaeda in Syria
  • Incitement watch: Saudi cleric’s Blood Libel and PA honours terrorists while forbidding Jews from praying at holy site
  • Israel’s deliberations on Iran military strike
  • On 20th anniversary of ties, Israel and India embark on second honeymoon
  • Iran and Saudi Arabia’s new push for gender segregation
  • Media Week – Low Blows; Acres of coverage; and Small steps and megabytes
  • Will they? Won’t they? The ongoing Israeli/American Iran question
  • Morsi’s “coup” against the military in Egypt
  • Syria’s Civil War after PM’s Defection
  • What we can learn from Ahmadinejad’s “400 years of Zionism”
  • The Sinai Vacuum
  • Terrorist attack on Sinai border tests Israeli-Egyptian relations
  • Media Week – Mind the gap; Myth and facts; and Lesson of Iranian terror
  • Film Review: Last Dance
  • Ben Gurion review offers up some home truths
  • Egyptian President Morsi and the case of the mysterious letter
  • The Future of Fatah / Preventing military conflict with Iran
  • In Israel, Romney seeks to differentiate himself from Obama
  • Incitement watch: Hamas denies Holocaust and Israeli-Arab Parliamentarian supports Burgas bombing
  • Israeli innovations in the toilet… and everywhere else
  • Olympic opening ceremony reveals hypocrisy of the IOC refusal to honour Munich massacre victims
  • Hamas courts Egypt’s Morsi, weighs Gazan independence
  • Hamas on the Rise in the “Islamist Spring”?
  • Bulgaria attack underscores the absurdity of Israel’s exclusion from new Counterterrorism Forum
  • Incitement watch: popular Egyptian comedy show, “I hate the Jews to death!”
  • A new phase of the Syrian civil war?/ Countering Iran’s “3D”s
  • Libya, Post-Election/ Tide Turning in Syria?
  • Media Week – Remembering Shamir; Grave doubts; Over the top
  • Pew Survey of Middle East reveals complex and sometimes conflicted feelings about democracy
  • The seriously deadly fun of Palestinian summer camps
  • UNESCO funds Hamas’ antisemitic pro-terror university
  • Sanctions and Nuclear Negotiations with Iran
  • The Levy Committee, “Occupation” and Settlements
  • Media Week – Delusional on Damascus; Major doubts; Holey claptrap
  • Palestinians uninterested in Arafat allegations: They already think Israel is “automatically” guilty
  • Iran sanctions/ Strife in the Syrian opposition
  • Experts: Radioactive residues on Arafat’s clothing no proof of poisoning
  • IMF denies Israel’s request for loan to help struggling PA
  • Romney plans trip to Israel
  • UNESCO bucks own experts to pass Palestinian “emergency measure”
  • Putin’s Israel visit showcases diplomacy’s strengths and limitations
  • Muslim Brotherhood leader: Liberating Jerusalem and Palestine should be “sole goal”
  • Media Week – Waterlogged; Horse and cart reporting; Simplistic moralising
  • BBC admits bias in its “Arab Spring,” Itamar coverage
  • Egypt under a Muslim Brotherhood President
  • Motion for one minute’s silence unanimously passed in Australian Parliament
  • Declassified documents from ’67 show Israel’s willingness to trade land for peace
  • Iran nuclear talks go nowhere/ Iran and Syria
  • Egypt’s Uncertain Post-Election Future
  • Media Week – Antisemitic poster boys; Radio daze; Go Canada
  • Thailand, Israel defence ties highlight Jerusalem’s increasing focus on Asia
  • The blindness behind the NGO petition to end the Gaza blockade
  • Amnesty’s response to atrocities in Syria: “International community must act”… with yet more empty words
  • Hamas: We’re responsible for major new outbreak of rocket attacks
  • Women and Tahrir Square – from a symbol of freedom to a reality of fear
  • Peres awarded US medal, says honour belongs to all Israelis
  • Hugo Chávez’s antisemitic re-election strategy
  • Canada joins call for minute’s silence to honour victims of Munich massacre
  • Shock Legal Judgement shakes Egypt/Syria and International Interests
  • Israeli leaders on Syria, revisited
  • For UK journalists, a kinder, gentler Gaza
  • Addressing Israel’s Arab-integration problem
  • The secrets of Israeli happiness and longevity
  • “Personnel is Policy”: Amnesty International and Israel
  • Viva Palestina convoy runs out of gas
  • Important new observations from UN’s Syria observer mission
  • Melbourne protest against Israel Independence function provokes backlash
  • Oil prices worsen Iran’s Sanctions woes
  • The ABC and UNRWA
  • Does Iran have a right to enrich uranium? / The Islamicisation of Turkey
  • UNRWA and Refugees/ More Glorifying of Terrorism
  • Media Week – UNhelpful on refugees; Lest we forget; The sounds of silence on Syria
  • Israeli musicians transcend political divides to connect with Middle Eastern fans
  • La Trobe lecturer’s worrying idea of “modern values”
  • Israeli defence relationships in Asia… and Australia
  • UN appoints ‘Tourism Ambassador’ banned from travelling for his misdeeds
  • Media Week – BDS is anti-peace; Worrying findings; Sandstorm on the horizon?
  • The myth of Israeli backing for Assad
  • Egypt’s First Round Election Results
  • Israel returns bodies of 91 Palestinians, in goodwill gesture
  • The campaign tactics of Mohammed Morsi
  • Australia and the Massacre in Syria
  • No reporting of Palestinian Christians living in fear in the West Bank
  • Iran negotiates, but accelerates illegal Nuclear efforts
  • “Nakba Day” protest did more than stop traffic
  • Israeli leaders condemn violent riot
  • The Baghdad Negotiations with Iran
  • Is Turkey flipping Democracy the bird?
  • Palestinian factions announce broken record
  • US clamping-down on terror supporters and war criminals
  • More on Israel’s growing ties with China
  • Canadian Foreign Minister John Baird’s speech on Israel
  • Hamas’ internal politics / PA misgovernment allegations
  • Shhh, Australia is resettling Palestinians
  • Media Week – Go figure; Bergs of a feather; Inclement comparison; Total fiction
  • Israel as a teacher of innovation
  • Is any deal better than no deal on Iran’s nukes?
  • Israel’s Models as Role Models
  • Media Week – Unbelievable, because it’s wrong!; New Blood; Not so popular front
  • Australia’s Budget 2012-13: Foreign Aid
  • There’s no debate: anti-Israel sentiment growing in Egypt
  • Israel’s Political “Big Bang”
  • Jewish refugees – Addressing historical injustice as a key to reconciliation
  • Karl Marx and Jerusalem
  • Poll positions: Surveyed Arabs less concerned about Israel, many still support al-Qaeda
  • Olympic Disdain
  • Appallingly headlined story in the Australian mishandles the facts
  • Will France’s new government take a laissez-faire approach to Iran?
  • Planned early election cancelled, National Unity government forming
  • Egypt’s Islamist Presidential Candidates/ Benzion and Binyamin Netanyahu
  • Israel Heads to the Polls: Is an Iran strike now off the table?
  • Latest UN Human Rights exemplar: Venezuela
  • Syria after the Annan Plan
  • PA goes from jailing Facebook critics to blocking critical websites
  • From anti-Zionist to Zionist
  • Muslim stigma on visiting Jerusalem waning?
  • Conviction of Charles Taylor – A warning for Assad and Bashir?
  • Truth can be stranger than fiction in the effort to curtail women’s rights in Egypt
  • IDF chief’s views on Iran misrepresented
  • The crisis of bad journalism: why Lateline guest is being ridiculed everywhere
  • Hamas interview reveals no hint of moderation
  • Sudanese President’s all-out call for genocide
  • Yom Ha’atzmaut
  • Netanyahu on Gunter Grass and Iran
  • Old Sudanese habits live on despite peace accord
  • ANZAC Day and Yom Ha-Zikaron
  • Abbas’ letter to Netanyahu/ Netanyahu on Iran, settlements and other issues
  • Greek extremists turn up in Australia
  • Exploiting the Holocaust and hanging homosexuals in Iran
  • “Pro-Palestinian” in name only
  • First Iran meeting/ Netanyahu and Fayyad meet to exchange letters
  • Incitement watch: Palestinian death penalty for selling land to Jews and Jordan expelling the “prophet killers” from Jerusalem
  • Another failed peace plan for Syria?/ Negotiating with Iran
  • The Mideast Quartet strikes a constructive note
  • How about an award for hypocrisy?
  • Easter in Jerusalem
  • What about Syria’s WMD?
  • Muslim Brotherhood Play for Power in Egypt?
  • Hamas rant sheds light on Gaza fuel crisis
  • Media Week – Which lobby?, A wolf in wolf’s clothing, Take a hike
  • Incitement Watch: Blood Libel and the “true nature” of the Israeli-Arab conflict
  • Israel’s new Opposition leader
  • Strange Australian commentary on the UN’s controversial “peace plan” for Syria
  • Iran and the Huawei controversy
  • Global march to hypocrisy takes shape
  • On the way to an Islamic constitution? The Muslim Brotherhood tries to hijack the Egyptian transition to ‘democracy’
  • Aussie ex-pat brings Murray-Darling spirit to Israelis, Palestinians and Jordanians
  • Power shortage fuelling anti-Hamas sentiment in Gaza
  • UNHRC green-lights Goldstone II: The settlements
  • Toulouse school’s decision to cut security may have implications on Australia
  • Road to Toulouse paved with incitement
  • The Aftermath of Toulouse
  • On Toulouse shootings, Sydney Morning Herald editorial writers fail to read their own coverage
  • Terror attack on Jewish school in France a stark reminder of antisemitic threat
  • Assad’s Email, Iran and the Palestinians
  • UN Commission on the Status of Women singles out Israel for condemnation
  • Want to avoid a strike on Iran? Then keep threatening to strike Iran
  • Egypt to end Camp David?/ Syria Again
  • More on Israel-China relations
  • Another child’s death falsely blamed on Israel as leaked emails reveal Assad’s scapegoating
  • Gaza Academic: Israel’s targeted killing policy works
  • UNESCO half-heartedly condemns Syria, but leaves it on its Human Rights bodies
  • False reports about the death of 15-year-old Gaza boy – and other internet falsehoods about the Gaza situation
  • Media Week – Foreign advice; A word to the wise; and SMH’s headlining act
  • The Latest Gaza Flare-Up
  • Israel makes inroads in Asia with a diplomatic “Ace in the Hole” – Water and Agricultural Technology
  • Australian terror twist following arrest in India for embassy attack
  • Peace through falsehood
  • Middle East Apartheid/ Negotiating with Iran
  • Joseph Kony’s Sudanese connection
  • Fraud suspected in Iranian election
  • British Prime Minister confirms Iranian nuclear threat as Obama warns Romney that it is no game
  • Iran election 2012: Khamenei vs Ahmadinejad
  • Obama and Bibi and Iran
  • Reactions to Obama’s AIPAC Speech
  • Arab commentators: Syria far worse than Israel, but treated more softly
  • Is Human Rights Watch abandoning Women’s Rights?
  • The SMH’s quest to downplay the Iranian nuclear program
  • Inside Hamas/ Israel’s Iran dilemma
  • Wikileaks’ Assange using faux intelligence to bait journalists?
  • The City of Peace is the subject of a Conference of Hate in Doha
  • Are the ultra-Orthodox poised to take over Israel?
  • Antisemitism and sexism still rife in Arab media
  • Arabs speaks out on the Arab World’s problem with Antisemitism
  • World Vision involved in alleged terror links – again
  • Iran claims victory over Israel in Academy Awards while continuing to repress film industry
  • Investors find their fortunes in Israeli, Palestinian stock markets
  • The other concern about Greece: Antisemitism
  • Feckless Palestinian leadership fuels unnecessary suffering in Gaza
  • Egypt and the NGOs
  • Iran’s nuclear scientists are no civilians
  • Cyprus and Israel: Perennial wallflowers share a dance
  • The psychology of Iran’s rulers and their nuclear plans
  • Fisking Four Corners: getting the facts straight on Syria, Israel and Iran
  • Media silent as African Union helps Sudanese president to flaunt genocide indictment
  • India, the Delhi bombing and Iran sanctions
  • Sticks and stones
  • Conspiracy Theories and the Arab Spring
  • Intervention in Syria?/ Hamas’ internal divisions
  • A political storm over Israel in Malaysia
  • Islamism, conspiracy theories tied up in Maldives coup
  • Bahrain’s unrest – One year on
  • Turkey and Israel may mend ties, Iran unveils nuclear achievements but bans Valentine’s and more – Daily Dose
  • Russia is trying to convince us that there is nothing going wrong in Syria
  • Hamas Gaza leaders reiterate “We’ll never recognise Israel”
  • Israeli Embassy attacks – What do they mean?
  • Antisemitic protests against an antisemitic play, Islamists rise higher and Jordan diverts attention – Daily Dose
  • Earth-shattering news from Gaza
  • Whitney Houston’s Israel connection, Al-Qaeda endorse Syrian Spring and Jordan and Iran battling of Springs of their own – Daily Dose
  • Islamist concerns in Arabia, Australian anti-Jewish boycott, Turkish anti-Christian boycott and more – Daily Dose
  • Antisemitism should be shunned in Australia (and elsewhere)
  • Some Fresh Air on a Smelly Problem
  • Daily Dose: Israel and Iran – will they or won’t they? The cartoons Iran didn’t ban, Al Qaeda feminism and more
  • Authoritarians of a feather flock together? – Russia and the Assad regime
  • Daily Dose: Hezbollah backing away from Iran, Clinton meets Lieberman and more
  • The latest Fatah-Hamas agreement in Doha
  • Daily Dose: Iran calls for genocide and bans Bart Simpson, a rabbi runs for Congress and more
  • Iranian sources discuss plans to destroy Israel
  • UN pre-occupied with politicising Gaza’s status
  • BDS boycotts Jewish media; Hamas flees Syria; Madonna chooses Israel and more
  • In support of Assad, Hezbollah threatens war with Israel
  • UN chief attacked in Gaza; Syria ponders massacre; leaders’ chefs cook for peace and more
  • The plight of Venezuela’s Jewish community
  • Iran’s blundering revolution celebrations and waning Arab support
  • The Syrian Opposition/Russia and Syria
  • Israel and the Iranian nuclear issue
  • Australia’s Jewish community has legitimate security concerns
  • A divided Palestine makes for a hopeless peace process
  • International Holocaust Remembrance Day
  • When propaganda masquerades as fact
  • Media Week – McDonald’s harm; Palestinian racing story the pits; Highly speculative speculation
  • Palestinian-Israeli relationship: the good, the not-always-so-bad and the ever-ugly
  • The truth behind the “water libel”
  • One year on: how much has changed in Egypt?
  • New US and EU sanctions on Iran/Islamists in Egypt and the Palestinian territories
  • Positive Palestinian racers profile couldn’t avoid token Israel swipes
  • Iran “not developing a bomb” clarification
  • International Parliamentary Union apologises for Hamas invitation
  • On the danger of being a human rights activist in Gaza
  • Iran’s nuclear program: covert action, Fordow, policy options
  • Killing Iranian scientists: Overland editor’s unintentional Orwellian irony
  • The Muslim Brotherhood’s plan for Egypt/ PA PM Fayyad speaks out on Iran
  • Iran escalates its uranium enrichment
  • Back to the negotiating table?
  • What does Hamas really believe?
  • Palestinian rights activist confirms Hamas puts terror bases in civilian areas
  • Israel – a leader in disaster planning
  • “Observing” the massacres in Syria/ Understanding the Muslim Brotherhood
  • Turkey admits to massacre, world yawns
  • Naama brings into focus the debate about gender and religion in Israel
  • The Media is the Message
  • Don’t throw stones!
  • Antisemitism in the Middle East in 1835
  • PA continues to glorify terrorists
  • Palestinian Choices
  • Can anti-Israel, antisemitic Hamas change its spots?
  • Media Week – Unpromising
  • Why can’t Israelis and Palestinians “get back to the damn table”?
  • Israel, gender and Iran
  • When the media becomes the story
  • Is Israeli democracy under threat?
  • Media Week – Serial Offender; Bad Move; White Wash
  • Hamas and Hezbollah in Flux/ Sanctioning Iran’s Central Bank
  • Egypt’s Salafists/ The Forgotten Refugees
  • Media Week – Unpromising Start; Solar Flares; Court Out
  • Relocation of Bedouin misrepresented by Sherwood
  • “Fisking” Hugh White on Iran
  • Ambassador of naivety
  • Australia and US Senate seek tougher sanctions on Iran
  • Anti-Semitism and the Arab Spring
  • Fatah on Hamas: “Why should they get all the credit? We reject Israel too!”
  • Vale David Greason, 1961-2011
  • US and EU place tougher sanctions on Iran
  • Islamists poised to win Egyptian elections
  • Responses to gay Israel slur
  • Ilan Grapel tells his story
  • Understanding the attack on the British Embassy in Teheran
  • The 1947 UN Partition Plan mis-remembered by the UN
  • Egypt’s chaos
  • “The Promise”
  • Embracing Brotherhood welcomes not democracy but war
  • An Exodus from Sinai
  • Dershowitz: UN an important reason why there is no peace
  • Gaddafi – the “Jewish” tyrant
  • Are new sanctions on Iran enough?
  • Media Week – One-Sided History; Freedom Riders?; Newton’s Nonsense
  • “Pinkwashing” pejorative wiping tolerance away
  • Iran fighting to control the message
  • More UN DysfUNctionalism
  • Worsening Middle East instability
  • Media Week – Wild Woolcott; Bedouin Brouhaha; Sober Warning
  • Freedom to print falsehoods
  • How much land do West Bank settlements take up?
  • Palestinians at a strategic crossroads
  • EU Funding of Israeli NGOs: More than for all the rest of the Middle East
  • Assad loses the Arab League/ Iran’s Nukes again
  • An antisemitic Trojan horse in Greece?
  • Is limiting foreign government funding of Israeli NGOs “undemocratic”?
  • UNESCO: Palestine – in, Freedom of Speech – out
  • Fairfax’s Chomsky and Holocaust Denial whitewash
  • Iran responds to IAEA by threatening to destroy Israel… again + Australia feels the fallout
  • Islamism and the Arab Spring
  • Media Week – Culture Wars; A Grandstanding Seat; Rice Revelations
  • Leaked UN report reveals cognitive dissonance on Palestinian statehood
  • IAEA: Iran “continuing” work on a bomb
  • Is Bibi getting a bad rap?
  • Palestinians admit that they do not have statehood support
  • Has Iran run down the nuclear clock?
  • When academic anti-Zionism shades into endorsing antisemitism
  • UNESCO vote on Palestine triggers UN backlash
  • Tutu spars with Goldstone over kangaroo court
  • The Palestinians and UNESCO/ An Attack on Iran?
  • Media Week – Centre for Conflict; Panning partisan posturing; ‘Imbalanced’ article
  • Sudden jump in odds on Iran attack
  • Israel – a strategic asset for the US… and Australia
  • Is the PA qualified to protect Christian and Jewish holy sites?
  • Goldstone assaults ‘Apartheid Slander’
  • Two victims from Palestinian UNESCO ploy: UNESCO and the US
  • Somali-American suicide bomber calls for Muslims to fight Jihad in Australia
  • Tunisia: Islamism or Democracy?/ Settlements yet again
  • Considering the last resort option on Iran
  • Ilan Grapel and AIJAC
  • Media Week – Shalit editorials; Who to ask; Protestor points
  • Islamist victory in Tunisia, but still hope for Arab democracy
  • Canada’s Palestinian envoy in antisemitic twitter impasse
  • The Shalit prisoner swap agreement – The Arab reaction
  • Gaddafi’s death, Libya’s future
  • Elections in Tunisia
  • Media Week – Shalit editorials; The Price; The Prisoners
  • Gilad Shalit is free… What now?
  • Does Australia have the strength to show weakness like Israel?
  • How international NGOs failed Gilad Shalit
  • Iran’s alleged Washington plot re-examined
  • What price to free one man?
  • Palestinians prisoners to be released – many with blood on their hands
  • Misrepresenting ‘Palestinian Prisoners’
  • Media Week – Fraser Strikes Again; Wakim’s Rant; Perspective on Gilo
  • A Deal on Gilad Shalit/ Egypt and the Copts
  • Breakdown of Iranian attempted assassination of Saudi official on US soil
  • In 1949, who wanted a Palestinian state? Only Israel!
  • Jamie Hyams on “The Shtick”
  • Iranian actress lashed for Australian movie appearance: there are more where she came from
  • “Price Tag” crimes continue in Israel; near-universal condemnation expressed
  • AIJAC UPDATE – The political and moral costs of the failure to sanction Syria
  • Iran’s Holocaust denial and 9/11 conspiracies becoming “stale”
  • PLO ambassador goes nuts in Brazil and calls for Israel’s destruction
  • Explaining the Israeli-Palestinian deadlock
  • Russia and China veto Syria sanctions
  • AIJAC UPDATE – The Principles and Principals of the Gilo Housing Project
  • Hamas calls for Palestinian ‘Resistance’
  • Media Week – Statehood Stand-off; ABC’s Boycott Boost
  • Netanyahu and Abbas at the UN
  • On ABC Lateline, Palestinian official’s veiled rejection of Israel’s existence
  • Abbas losing support over hypocrisy in the UN
  • Obama’s notable UN speech
  • Drama at the UN
  • WikiLeaks – Over as a “cause celebre”
  • In Palestinian statehood bid endgame, the real loser will be peace
  • New Zealand withdraws from Durban III
  • Palestinian state not necessarily open to Palestinian refugees
  • Flotilla Wanted
  • Is Israel’s Strategic Situation Worsening?
  • All you need to know about the Palestinian UN statehood campaign
  • Media Week – Undiplomatic posting; Missing link still not found; No conversion for this Paul; Seeing red over Greens’ BDS support
  • Ethnic cleansing in Palestine
  • Parliament discusses BDS and Durban III
  • Durban III – UK to withdraw
  • What is really behind Israel’s worsening relations with Egypt and Turkey?
  • Egypt and the Attack on Israel’s Embassy
  • Turkey reaches new level of hypocrisy
  • A nuclear Iran – Is it too late?
  • Media Week – Five star hotel, one star article; Gymnast for Palestine; Palestinian UN-truths exposed
  • A Slogan without Reality for an Argument without Merit
  • Ahmadinejad commemorates 9/11
  • Europe and the UN resolution on a Palestinian State
  • 9/11 Ten Years Later
  • What Time is it? Certainly not time for Palestinian Unity…
  • “The People Demand Social Justice!” but how will they get it?
  • Never let the facts get in the way of a good polemic
  • The Palmer Report into the Gaza Flotilla
  • Iran’s latest nuclear gambit
  • Ten years on, 9/11 Conspiracies still Rampant in the Middle East
  • UN Palmer Report – Blockade of Gaza is Legal
  • PA spin on unsteady path to unilateral statehood
  • Temple Denial
  • Speaking truth to anti-Israel stupidity
  • Media Week – Doug’s Diatribe; This is a Moderate?; Durban Planning
  • Libya: The Rebels and their Prospects
  • US Congress standing up to Palestinian UN bid
  • The blind spot empowering Palestinian rejectionism
  • Is Iran abandoning Assad?
  • Rocket Attacks, Hamas and Israeli Deterrence
  • Prof. Efraim Inbar on Palestinian statehood
  • The Debate over Re-militarising the Sinai
  • Terrorist attack in south Tel Aviv
  • A good news story from Erez Crossing
  • The Dangers of Palestinian UDI
  • Daniel Pipes and Efraim Inbar on Sky News
  • Bringing Gaddafi to justice may be a trial for NATO
  • Palestinians postpone elections – again!
  • Double standards – Dead Kurds don’t count
  • And this is a moderate?
  • Who does Iran think it is fooling?
  • The good oil Saikal
  • Daniel Pipes interviewed by Alan Jones on Sydney radio
  • Libya after Gaddafi/ The Aftermath of the Eilat Attack
  • Hamas versus Iran – Strange bedfellows falling out over Syria?
  • Sandstorm in an A, B, C, or is that a D-cup madam?
  • Bulldozing the truth about Jerusalem
  • Recommended reading on Israel’s social protest movement
  • Terror Attack near Eilat/ Settlement Controversies again
  • Cosmopolitan Lebanon Dances Back
  • Greens attacked for their BDS blues
  • Media Week: Taking guard against the Guardian; Comparative Praise; Not such a Good Weekend
  • Is the violence in Syria finally ending?
  • Palestinian refugees chased out of homes by shelling
  • Egypt restoring order to Sinai
  • Puppetry of the Predictable
  • Egypt – Opponents of Islamism Uniting?
  • Syrian Dictator clutching at straws?
  • Max Brenner protesters’ peaceful claims are confected nonsense
  • The PA should listen to the silence
  • Assad’s survival plan explained
  • September mourn or dawn?
  • The Sinai “Badlands”
  • Antisemitism goes viral
  • H is for hate. H is for Hamas
  • Palestinian Society and September UN plans
  • Libya joins in “tit-for-tat” on UK riots as Israel offers advice
  • Media Week: Bitter Chocolate; Unsettling introductions; Chill It
  • A stunt that should make you smile
  • Indonesia’s backlash against Saudi-style Islam
  • The Trial of Mubarak… and some Pitfalls
  • London Riots: Iran champions Human Rights while British Antisemitism Rears Ugly Head
  • Different Israeli views on the Tent Protest movement
  • The Twilight Zone at the UN
  • Syrian situation continues to escalate
  • The Perils of being a Palestinian Journalist
  • Arab States Increase Pressure on Syria, Syria Blames American Conspiracy
  • UN Resumes Aid to Somalia as Terrorists Vanish
  • Hot chocolate too tempting for anti-Israel activists?
  • Syria Under Fire as Assad Slowly Loses Supporters
  • Tent Protests and Economic Inequality in Israel
  • Just What Exactly is Going On in Egypt?
  • Iran’s economic management is the regime’s weak spot
  • Iran Bans Waterfights and Steps Closer to Nuclear War
  • Israel’s “Tent Protest” Movement/ Inside the Egyptian Revolution
  • UN ‘Statement’ on Syria and Western Policy Options
  • Media Week: Uni scholars miss the mark; None so blind…; All at sea
  • What of Turkey if the Palestinians and Kurds get their way?
  • Iran arms Syria as UN shifts into low gear
  • Israel supports new South Sudanese state, provoking Arab antisemitism
  • Turkish democracy hanging by a thread?
  • US funding for Somali aid may go to terrorists
  • Post revolutionary Egypt: An Arab Winter?
  • The Unholy Alliance of Iran and al-Qaeda
  • Interpreting the Mass Military Resignations in Turkey
  • Do Syrians need our Assistance to Halt Ongoing Massacres?
  • The Iranian Regime’s Summer of Discontent
  • A Senior Military Defection in Syria?
  • Hamas official says UN bid is a ‘political scam’
  • Al-Qaeda on the Ropes?
  • The Pitfalls of the Palestinian UN Strategy/ The increased Gaza Threat
  • Weakened Hezbollah Shifts Blame Towards Israel
  • Iranian kettle meets pot
  • UNRWA and Alternatives for Palestinian Refugees
  • Ruthless terrorist group behind Somali famine
  • A “Two-State Solution” or a “Two-Stage Solution”?
  • Threats from Iran, Ambivalence from Egypt
  • Israeli-Turkish impasse remains as report is delayed for a third time
  • ‘Multi-Party’ Reform: Too Little, Too Late for Assad?
  • Economies wilting in Arab Spring
  • On the Oslo attacks: Neo-Nazis and Islamist extremists share a worldview
  • Gaza Arms Smuggling Thrives After Mubarak’s Fall
  • Durban III – An Exodus Begins?
  • Israeli start-up offers ‘Energy from the Roads’
  • The camera never lies?
  • Can Hamas be coaxed into changing its tune?
  • Beware, the Jews and Zionists are everywhere!
  • New study: male circumcision is effective in preventing HIV in men
  • The Goal of Eliminating Israel/Aid to the Palestinians
  • New Zealand’s Mossad Paranoia
  • AIJAC’s response to Israel’s new anti-Boycott law
  • Another anti-Israel rant by Randa Abdel-Fattah
  • Pressuring Syria/Syria and Iran
  • They think it’s all over
  • Entebbe, Mein Kampf, and the New Antisemitism
  • Can Iran block America’s ‘Internet in a suitcase’?
  • Sectarian Explosion beginning in Syria?
  • More Quiet corners of the Arab Spring
  • PA rebroadcasts antisemitic cartoon
  • South Sudan – Implications for Israel and Palestinians?
  • The Arab Spring remains mild in Jordan
  • Media Week – Boycott Precedents; Nuclear Naivety; This is News?
  • Darshan-Leitner takes on Gaza flotillas
  • Military works to maintain control as Egyptian democracy hangs in the balance
  • “Flotilla to Syria” a reality, but not what you think
  • Palestinians’ message quashed by media bias
  • Different Voices
  • Syria’s Iraqi refugees flee Syria, highlighting regional changes
  • AIJAC UPDATE – How the 2011 flotilla flopped/The controversial “anti-boycott” law
  • AIJAC UPDATE – US foreign policy on Iran and the Muslim Brotherhood
  • More scrutiny needed on Egypt’s Islamist extremists
  • Mumbai Terror Attack kills at least 21 people
  • “Anti-boycott” law fall out
  • Lebanon’s ex-PM’s disarming comments
  • “Jewish State” a sticking point for Quartet
  • The world’s eyes unable to focus on Iran
  • Textbook antisemitism for Arab children
  • US belatedly condemns Syria as Assad flaunts Western concerns
  • Max Brenner Protests
  • Could Australia’s closest neighbour be a key to Middle East democracy?
  • Flotilla Falsehoods Corrected
  • Falk’s faux-pas
  • Assad’s carte blanche is hurting Syrians
  • The lie of the land in Lebanon
  • Cold hard facts on Hezbollah and Hariri assassination
  • Media Week – Threatened Journalists?; Who’s a Goose?
  • Scratching Egypt’s surface: radical Islam, Holocaust denial and 9/11 “truthers”
  • Internal strife in Iran – time for more tyrants to fall?
  • Europe’s Israel obsession/Egypt’s culture of hate
  • PA struggles to keep its head above water as aid donations stop flowing
  • Is Iran really not at war with the West?
  • Déjà vu in Hama and Across Syria
  • The courage to speak out
  • More flotilla capers
  • The IAEA: countering proliferation at its convenience
  • Amnesty International’s Moral Decline
  • Greek-Israeli Relations at historic high
  • Flotilla activists drop all pretence of “humanitarian” mission, declare victory and plan to test Israeli airport security
  • Journalistic ethics and flotilla sabotage claims
  • Time for another look at banning Hizb-ut-Tahrir?
  • Gaza’s shortages of medicines
  • Hezbollah and the Hariri Tribunal
  • Flotilla will not sail from Greece
  • Israel jumps in Global Innovation Index
  • A Trial for Gaddafi?
  • To democracy or dictatorship? The US to engage the Muslim Brotherhood
  • Egypt’s Islamists/ Signs Iran racing toward nukes
  • More blows to Palestinian unilateralism
  • Media Week – Hales Navy, Dog of a Story, Shekels and Cents
  • Jordan to oppose PA statehood bid
  • What no-one knows about Fatah-Hamas unity
  • More Foxes Guarding Henhouses at the UN
  • Saudi proliferation fears as Iran tests missiles
  • Gaza Realities/ The Settlement Obsession
  • Taliban show Obama what they think of the troop withdrawal
  • Can Iran’s nuclear ambitions be halted?
  • Peace polling improves in Post-Revolutionary Egypt
  • The Flotilla: Much ado about very little?
  • Jordan bashes Israel at UN for construction it approved – Australia abstains
  • Egyptian Education and the attacks on Coptic Christians
  • “Narratives” and what happened in 1948
  • An Australian Hamas operative?
  • Almost lynched in East Jerusalem for being Jewish
  • FLOTILLA II – An end to the Humanitarian Pretence?
  • Dr. Michael Rubin speaks with Alan Jones
  • The Truth about Kosher Slaughter
  • The truth about Gaza’s “humanitarian crisis”
  • Turkey makes waves as UN flotilla report allegedly backs Israel
  • What do the Palestinians want?
  • Calls for release of Israeli soldier after 5 years of captivity
  • Egyptian PM reportedly backs down on election postponement
  • For Evans Sake!
  • Palestinians will go to the UN no matter what
  • Inside Syria’s popular rebellion/ Egypt’s problematic drift
  • Climate sceptic’s Nazi jibe “offensive”
  • Obama confirms Afghanistan troops drawdown
  • Breakdown of Obama’s Afghanistan announcement
  • Australian Parliament raises concern for arrested student Ilan Grapel
  • Bold or spineless? Strong conviction or a lack of direction? Responses to Obama’s speech
  • Iran gives new meaning to “fashion police”
  • Increased imports further undermine flotilla facade
  • The real obstacles to the peace process? Look further than settlements
  • Countering the Assad regime’s use of rape as a weapon
  • UN Tribunal Judge – Bashar Al-Assad ordered murder of Rafiq Hariri
  • Iran involved in crushing demonstrations in Syria
  • The forgotten struggle in Libya?
  • The Curious Case of The Dog in The Rabbinical Court
  • Media Week – BDS Q&A
  • Info Sources on the Syrian Revolution
  • Welcome to Fresh AIR, AIJAC’s new blog
  • Turkey’s Election outcome/Lebanon’s Hezbollah-dominated government
  • The return of Gaza flotillas/NGOs and Israel
  • Palestinian UNilateralism revisited
  • “Arab Spring” Pessimism/ The Key Middle East trade-off
  • 1967 “lines”, Refugees and President Obama
  • Obama’s Middle East Speech
  • Abbas in the NYT/ Naqba day
  • The Fatah-Hamas Deal and the Future of the Palestinians
  • After Bin Laden
  • The Hamas-Fatah Pact revisited/ Egypt’s Next President?
  • Palestinian Unity Agreement: Partisan Self-Interest?
  • Bin Laden’s death and its implications
  • The Fatah-Hamas Unity Deal
  • Syria’s unrest, Egypt’s political transition
  • School Bus attack near Gaza/ Responding to Palestinian Unilateralism
  • Goldstone’s Recantation
  • The Syria Situation/ Israel and the Obama Administration
  • Unrest Spreads to Syria/ Escalation Around Gaza
  • The Libyan Revolution Facing Defeat/ More on Mideast Democracy
  • The Itamar Attack/ Libya and US Foreign Policy
  • Iran and the Middle East wave of protest
  • International Intervention in Libya?
  • Israel and the Middle East Unrest/Bernard Lewis
  • Libya unrest continues
  • Mideast unrest spreads – Libya, Iran, Bahrain and beyond
  • The Path to Egyptian Democracy
  • Beyond Egypt – The Changing Middle East
  • Some Significant Perspectives on Egypt
  • Egypt and the Islamists
  • Whither Egypt?
  • Egypt in Turmoil/ Hezbollah gets its way
  • The Palestinian Document Release
  • Regime Change in Tunisia
  • More Time on Iran?/ Lebanon in Crisis
  • The Gaza Problem
  • The Palestinian Authority makes its next move
  • Peace Prospects: Impasse, impossible or improving?
  • US pulls the plug on settlement moratorium deal
  • New P5+1 talks on Iran’s nuclear program
  • Refugees, revisionism and the real barriers to peace
  • Yet another Wikileaks document release
  • Ahmadinejad in Political Trouble?
  • A new Settlement Moratorium?/The Legacy of Yasser Arafat
  • The Latest US-Israel spat over building in east Jerusalem/ UNRWA and the refugees
  • US Middle East policy after the mid-term elections
  • New Terrorism Trends/ Palestinian Refugees
  • Palestinian unilateralism?/The settlements as a barrier to peace
  • Martin Kramer on Iran/ Wikileaks revelations on Iraq
  • Arab and Palestinian opinions on peace
  • Is the peace process stuck? And does it matter?
  • Iraq Realities / Muslim Brotherhood declares war
  • Stuxnet and Iran A US offer to extend the settlement construction moratorium
  • The Settlements, the Moratorium, and the Peace Talks
  • Recognising Israel as the Nation-State of the Jewish People/ Hamas and the Peace Process
  • The Latest IAEA Report on Iran/ Turkey’s Referendum
  • A New Phase in Iraq / Peace Advice
  • Hamas, Israeli Security and Peacemaking
  • Today’s Israeli-Palestinian Summit in Washington
  • The Prospects of the Sept. 2 Israeli-Palestinian Summit
  • Are Israeli-Palestinian Direct Talks Finally Imminent?
  • “The Point of No Return” on Iran?/Bushehr
  • Hezbollah and last week’s Lebanon border incident
  • Hamas’ stances/Israel, the Arab world and Iran
  • The Costs of Demonising Israel
  • Lebanon Border Incident/ The Arab League and Direct Israeli-Palestinian talks
  • “Wikileaks” and Afghanistan
  • Lebanon, Hezbollah and UNIFIL
  • Sanctions, Sabotage, Inspections: Tools for Stopping Iranian Nuke
  • US Policy and the Peace Process / Talking about Islam and Terrorism
  • Flotilla Military Probe Outcome/ Gaza revisited
  • Turkey, Iran and UN Sanctions
  • Obama and Bibi Meet in Washington
  • Gilad Shalit/ Tony Blair
  • Additional Autonomous Sanctions on Iran
  • Israel Eases Gaza Blockade/ Talking about Islamist Terrorism
  • Iran’s Green Movement, One Year Later
  • Israel’s Gaza Flotilla Inquiry
  • The New Iran Sanctions Resolution
  • Turkey, Hamas and the Flotilla/ What really happened on the Marvi Marmara
  • The Wider Context of the Flotilla Tragedy/ The NPT Conference outcome
  • The Gaza Flotilla Aftermath
  • The Gaza “Freedom Flotilla”/ Confessions of a Palestinian “traitor”
  • New Security Council Sanctions on Iran Proposed
  • Iran’s latest nuclear “deal” with Turkey and Brazil
  • Islamist Terrorism and Pakistan
  • Proximity Talks Begin
  • Iran ups the stakes at UN
  • Signs of change in US Middle East policy?
  • Is Washington’s Iran policy “confused”
  • Peace Process Illusions and Myths
  • Iran and the Nuclear Security Summit
  • An Imposed Israeli-Palestinian Solution?
  • Moving to Iran Containment? /The US and Israeli settlements
  • Washington Wash-up
  • The Latest Crisis and the Obama Administration’s approach to Israeli-Palestinian peacemaking
  • Escalating post-Biden criticism of Israel from Washington
  • The Prospects of Proximity Talks
  • Iraq’s watershed March 7 election
  • The Assassination of Mahmoud Mabhouh and the Passport Controversy
  • The IAEA’s Iranian Inferences
  • “Fatahgate”/New Goldstone Revelations
  • The aftermath of February 11 in Iran / What kind of sanctions?
  • Problems in Peacemaking
  • Clashes expected in Iran tomorrow amid latest nuclear crisis
  • Cast Lead and Goldstone/Iran’s Negotiating Strategy
  • Abbas’ Negotiation Dilemmas
  • Inside Iran’s Opposition Movement
  • Palestinian-Israeli peace talks in 2010?
  • Distortion of International Law in the Arab-Israel Conflict
  • Yemen and Al-Qaeda/ The Nature of the Islamist Terrorist Threat
  • Israeli-Palestinian peace talks about to resume?
  • Iran’s Green Movement: Ashura and the death of Montazeri
  • Iran, Gaza and Gilad Shalit
  • Barriers to two-state peace/ Olmert’s Offer
  • An Iranian nuclear “smoking gun”?
  • Iran: Last Chance for Sanctions?
  • Obama’s Surge / Hezbollah’s New Manifesto
  • Netanyahu, Obama and Settlements / The Islamist Narrative
  • Israel’s cabinet formally approves partial settlement freeze/ Shalit Deal?
  • Iran’s rejection of the uranium deal/ Iran’s unpopular regime
  • New approaches to a two-state solution/ How to be pro-Palestinian
  • Unpicking the peace process impasse/ Goldstone’s illusions
  • Latest from the Levant
  • Iran’s protest movement
  • After Hillary Clinton’s Middle East visit/ Abbas threatens to step down
  • Iran weapons ship stopped/The Iran negotiations revisited
  • Peace Prospects Pessimism/ Iran Uranium talks
  • The UN, HRW and Israel
  • A uranium enrichment deal with Iran?
  • Terror escalates in Pakistan/Hamas and Fatah’s forced Egyptian marriage
  • Hezbollah as a model for Afghanistan/Goldstone steps back
  • The Palestinian Future
  • The Afghanistan Debate
  • Nuclear Negotiations with Iran
  • A change in Washington
  • Hidden plant reveals Iranian duplicity
  • Iran offers to talk – but not about its nuclear program
  • Paradoxes of Peacemaking
  • Dealing with Syria
  • Reviewing Afghanistan/ The Latest IAEA Report on Iran
  • The Goldstone Mission/ Why Israel requires recognition as a Jewish State
  • Swedish libels / Iranian cabinet choices
  • Past and future colliding on Iranian nuclear ambitions
  • “Economic peace” and the two-state resolution
  • The Trials of Iran / Washington and Israeli Settlements revisited
  • After Fatah’s Bethlehem Conference
  • Sanctions next for Iran?
  • Fatah’s General Conference
  • Operation “Cast Lead” revisited
  • Improving relations between the US and Israel
  • The Jakarta Bombings/ Understanding the Taliban
  • The State of the Iranian Regime/ Olmert on Peace and Settlements
  • Obama and Israel/A Syrian track?
  • Advice on Western policy toward Iran
  • Latest Gaza Lawfare
  • Iranian clerics denounce election results
  • The State of the Palestinian Authority
  • US-Israeli disagreements on settlement “natural growth”
  • Exiting Iraq’s Cities/ Sharansky on Iran
  • Was there a “Natural Growth” settlements deal?/ History and Iran’s internal struggle
  • The prospects of the Iranian protesters/ Demilitarising a future Palestinian State?
  • Palestinian reaction to Netanyahu’s Speech/ The Iranian Protest Movement
  • Netanyahu’s Bar Ilan speech on the peace process
  • Was Iran’s Election result rigged?
  • Iranian Election Preview
  • Lebanon’s Election Result
  • Obama’s Cairo Speech analysed
  • Obama’s challenge in the Arab and Muslim worlds
  • Abbas in Washington/ Obama in Cairo
  • Settlements, “two-states” and other Israeli-Palestinian controversies
  • Israeli/American debates about Iran
  • Israel’s – and the Region’s – Secret War with Iran/ Talking to Terrorists
  • Bibi Meets Barack
  • Elections in Lebanon and Iran
  • Pope Benedict in Israel/ Mr. Netanyahu goes to Washington
  • Inside Israeli Society/ Michael Oren
  • The Changing Middle East
  • Washington and Teheran
  • The new Israeli government and the two-state solution
  • Durban II’s rocky start/ Iran Policy
  • Issues for Peace Prospects/ Hezbollah cells discovered in Egypt
  • Proliferation, North Korea and Iran/The Haaretz allegations revisited
  • Israel’s New Government
  • Gaza conflict allegations
  • Obama’s Latest Outreach to Iran/ Durban II
  • Israeli Coalition negotiations
  • Hamas, Fayyad and Palestinian National Unity
  • Running out of time on Iran? / The Syrian option
  • Gaza Revisited
  • Advice for Hillary Clinton / Netanyahu in his own words
  • Israelis Debate Unity Government/ So do Palestinians
  • Iran’s enriched uranium and satellites
  • Obama’s Durban decision
  • Israel’s Election and Peace Prospects/ Obama’s Mideast Team
  • Livni apparently wins narrow victory in Israeli Poll
  • Israel goes to the polls
  • More Israeli election Issues/ Iran’s satellite launch
  • The Middle East Cold War after Gaza
  • Iraq Votes Again/ Correcting a Gaza Myth
  • Israel’s Election/ Obama and Israel
  • Military Evaluations of the Gaza Conflict/ Current Diplomatic Opportunities
  • President Obama and the Middle East
  • The Good, the Bad, the Very Ugly
  • Gaza ceasefire and after
  • Israeli operations in Gaza continue
  • The Regional Context of the Gaza Conflict
  • The Gaza Crisis
  • Ceasefire terms, and regional context for the Gaza conflict
  • Jabaliya School Tragedy/ “Proportionality”, International Law, and Gaza
  • The Goals of Operation “Cast Lead”
  • End of the Gaza Ceasefire?/ Shoe Throwing
  • Iran: The NIE explained?/ Rules of Engagement
  • Durban II and Human Rights at the UN
  • On the Iraqi SOFA
  • Improving Situation in the West Bank?
  • Lessons from Mumbai
  • Is there an Israeli-Palestinian “opportunity” for the Obama Administration?
  • Iran and Syria: New Nuclear Developments
  • Is the Gaza ceasefire over?
  • Iran Advice for the Obama Administration
  • Mideast Advice for the Obama Administration
  • The Fighting in Gaza/ Obama’s Challenges in Iraq
  • The Middle East and the US Presidential Election
  • Iran’s sanctions vulnerability/ The US raid into Syria revisited
  • Israel heads for new elections/ US raid into Syria
  • Hamas and Fatah – Conflict or Reconciliation?
  • The Financial Crisis and Israeli-Palestinian Talks/Kissinger on US Mideast Policy
  • Iran options for the next US President/ The Middle East and the financial crisis
  • Israeli Public Opinion
  • Evaluating peace process prospects
  • Ahmadinejad at the UN
  • Livni’s Next Challenge/ “United Against Nuclear Iran”
  • Iraq, post-Petraeus, post-Surge
  • Kadima Primary Preview
  • Remembering September 11
  • The one-state “solution”
  • The Anbar Handover in Iraq
  • Iranian Politics and Iranian Foreign Policy
  • The “Free Gaza” Boat Stunt
  • Al-Qaeda Today/ Syria’s Nuclear Secrets
  • The Georgia Crisis and the Middle East
  • Gaza Update
  • Hezbollah and Lebanon
  • Is there a diplomatic option following Iran’s latest rejection?
  • The State of Iraq
  • Hamas Consolidates Gaza Power/ The Kadima Primary
  • Olmert Throws in the Towel
  • Hezbollah and the Future of Lebanon
  • Making a Hero of Samir Kuntar/ Syria Raid Evaluated
  • The New Reality in Iraq/ Oil Prices and the Middle East
  • Israel debates Hezbollah Prisoner Deal
  • Hamas’ post-ceasefire strategy
  • Terrorism in Jerusalem
  • The Gaza Ceasefire Updated
  • Iran’s nuclear sites in the news again
  • The Gaza Ceasefire
  • Israel’s Strength as a Society
  • Advice on Iran for US Presidential Candidates/ The Fallout from Olmert’s Political Problems
  • Winning the War?
  • Israel’s latest political crisis/ Iran misses another “litmus test”
  • Al-Qaeda in Iraq “at its weakest”
  • Israel-Syria Talks Resume/ Lebanon’s Doha Agreement
  • Israel considers a Gaza Ceasefire
  • Lebanon on the Brink
  • 1948 Revisited
  • Dealing with Iran and its proxies/ Lebanon’s latest crisis
  • Sixty Years of Israeli Independence
  • Durban II and the UN / Casualty levels in Iraq
  • Discussing an Israeli-Hamas ceasefire
  • Nuclear Revelations about Syria/ Israel-Syria negotiations?
  • Hamas’ Build-up and Tactics/ Terrorism and Tribalism
  • Israel’s West Bank and Gaza Security Dilemmas
  • Iraq: Basra and Beyond
  • Hamas Rhetoric and Ideology/ The Refugee Question
  • The Damascus Arab Summit/ Durban II
  • Counter-Terrorism/ The Arab Summit
  • Iraq – Five Years On
  • Managing the reality of Gaza
  • Iran’s Parliamentary Election/ Iraq and Al-Qaeda
  • Iran and Israel / Iran and Iraq
  • Iran Sanctions re-visited/ Massacre in Jerusalem
  • Gaza and Annapolis
  • Gaza: What Next?
  • Gaza Yet Again
  • The Plight of Sderot/ Palestinian Christians
  • US Middle East Policy for 2008
  • The Killing of Imad Mugniyah
  • More Gaza Dilemmas
  • Iraq: Achievements and Pitfalls/ More Israel-Hamas Exchanges
  • The State of the Iran Nuclear Crisis
  • More on Gaza-Egypt Issues/ Lebanon Update
  • The Implications of Hamas’ Gaza Breakout
  • The Gulf and the Arab Future
  • The Latest Gaza Escalation/ Israeli Coalition Politics
  • Bush’s Broader Middle East Agenda
  • US President Bush in Israel: the Peace Process and Iran
  • Previewing US President Bush’s Middle East Visit
  • Looking Back and Looking Forward
  • Dealing with Iran after the NIE
  • Issues in Renewed Israeli-Palestinian Negotiations
  • NGOs, Human Rights and the Middle East/More on Iraq’s Improving Situation
  • Sanctions and the NIE report on Iran/ Israeli settlements revisited
  • The Latest US NIE Report on Iran
  • More post-Annapolis assessments
  • Political Crisis in Lebanon/ The case for “Jihadism”
  • Yet More pre-Annapolis Analysis
  • Iraqi Good News / Iran’s Anti-Democracy
  • Israel as a Jewish State/ More on the IAEA and Iran
  • Iran, the IAEA and the Bomb
  • Musharraf’s New Coup in Pakistan
  • Annapolis Blues/ Lebanon’s Political Crisis
  • Iraq’s Hopeful Numbers
  • The latest sanctions on Iran
  • Voices of Experience on Annapolis/ Indonesians in Israel
  • Pakistan’s problems/ Issues in Middle East extremism
  • Al-Qaeda in Iraq “crippled”/ “Mein Kampf” in the Arab world
  • Russian Roulette on Iran
  • Syria incident follow-up/ More Annapolis analysis
  • The Road to Annapolis/ Walt-Mearsheimer Again
  • Gaza as “Enemy territory”/ Mission Accomplished in Iraq?
  • Dealing with Iran
  • Dealing with Gaza and Hamas
  • Petraeus Reports on Iraq
  • Bin Laden’s Latest Statement/ Six years
  • More Analysis of Israeli-Palestinian Peace Prospects/ Alleged Israeli overflight of Syria
  • Al-Qaeda in Iraq – and their Sunni tribal opponents
  • Is it too late to stop Iran’s nuclear weapons?
  • Hezbollah and Lebanon Updates
  • The Limits of Diplomacy in the Middle East
  • Preparing for a Mideast Summit/ Palestinian Internal Struggles
  • “Exit Strategies” for Iraq
  • Pressuring Iran: The Iranian Revolutionary Guard
  • Israeli views on the prospects of the talks with Abbas
  • Saudi Concerns / The State of Afghanistan
  • More Iraq Assessments
  • Summit in Jericho and other diplomacy
  • Dangerous Relations: Teheran’s problematic partnerships and what can be done
  • Middle East Mediation: Tony, Condi and Friends
  • Turkey’s Future/ More on the Iraq Surge
  • Eyewitness Accounts of the Iraq “Surge”
  • Assad, Iran and Israel / Turkey’s Election
  • US President Bush’s speech on dealing with Fatah and Hamas
  • More on US President Bush’s new Israeli-Palestinian push
  • Iran’s Regional Ambitions
  • Iraq: The Surge and the New York Time
  • Hamas’ Gaza
  • Sanctioning Iran
  • The latest British terror attack attempt/Iran Sanctions
  • Evaluating the “Surge” in Iraq/ Advice to Tony Blair
  • The Latest Sharm el-Sheik Summit
  • The Future of Fatah/The Regional Context
  • The Implications of the Rise of Hamastan
  • Hamas takes over Gaza
  • The Gaza Crisis Escalates
  • Syrian and Lebanese Realities/The Perils of “Peace Processing”
  • Palestinian Civil Conflict and Peace Prospects
  • Lebanon and Syria: Opportunities, Realities and Double Standards
  • Israeli Labor’s Primary / Dilemmas in Gaza
  • Communicating with Iran
  • Lebanon and Gaza
  • The Gaza Situation
  • Iraq and the Wider Middle East/Credibility on Iran’s Nuclear Program
  • History and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
  • Trouble with Israeli-Palestinian “Benchmarks”/ More Winograd Security Implication
  • Beyond Winograd: The Larger Security Issues
  • Anti-Terror Success in Southeast Asia/ Roots of Islamist Terrorism
  • The Winograd Report
  • Hamas attacks bring Gaza incursion closer/ Diplomacy with Iran
  • Israeli Debates
  • Trouble along the Afghanistan-Pakistan border/ Holocaust Inversion
  • Hamas Preparing for War?/ Inside Hezbollah-land
  • Updates from Inside Iraq
  • Lessons on Iran policy from the British hostages crisis/ Scandal at the UN
  • The Saudi Peace Plan/ Palestinian Society
  • The Riyadh Arab League Summit
  • Iran Crises Escalates
  • Four years in Iraq/ State of the Surge
  • The PA Unity Government
  • More Policy Ideas on Iran and Syria
  • The Return of the Saudi Peace Plan / Hamas-istan in Gaza
  • Signs of Progress in the Iraq “Surge”?/ Afghanistan Battle Looms
  • Engaging Iran and Syria on Iraq? / Iranian vulnerabilities
  • More insights into the barriers to peace
  • Lebanon’s Continuing Plight
  • Dealing with Civil Conflict in Iraq/ Engaging Iran
  • Low Expectations of Israeli/Palestinian/American Summit
  • Iran and the North Korean Nuke deal
  • The Great Middle East Divide/ Sanctions on Iran?
  • The Mecca Accord
  • Pressuring Iran/The Hamas-Fatah National Unity Agreement
  • Bush’s Iraq “Surge” and the Alternative
  • The latest Fatah-Hamas Summit and the ongoing fighting
  • Is Israel the Problem?/ The Return of al-Qaeda
  • The Turbulent Territories
  • Israel and the Iranian Nuclear Threat
  • Lebanon Crisis Re-ignites/ Aid to the Palestinians
  • Counter-insurgency and the planned troop “surge” in Iraq
  • Iran and the great Shiite-Sunni divide in the Mideast
  • Issues for Rice’s Middle East trip
  • US President Bush’s call for a troop surge in Iraq
  • 2007: Realistic Appraisals of Arab-Israel Peace Prospects
  • Iran: facade on nukes crack
  • Olmert and Abbas/ Peace Prospects
  • The Execution of Saddam Hussein
• Category: Video
  • President Herzog “a healer”: Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • Parameters of a Royal Commission will be crucial: Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • “Time for regional cooperation”: Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • Israel paying a heavy price to secure release of hostages: Arsen Ostrovsky on Sky News
  • “It’s a very tough day for Jews worldwide”: Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • Protesters should support Gaza ceasefire plan: Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • “Cautious optimism” for comprehensive Gaza peace plan: Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • Conditions required for a Palestinian state are “nowhere near becoming real”: Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • Recognition could lead to unintended consequences: Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • Israel’s latest Gaza plan: Colin Rubenstein on Sky News
  • ‘Time’s up for talk’: Joel Burnie discusses Antisemitism Envoy’s report on Sky News
  • Australian government’s response to Iran-Israel conflict ‘disappointing’: Paul Rubenstein on Sky News
  • The Australian elections and the Middle East: Joel Burnie on the Middle East Forum podcast
  • The day after the end of the Gaza war – and the new opportunities it presents: Ehud Yaari at the Sydney Institute
  • Reacting to the latest antisemitic attacks: Colin Rubenstein on SBS Hebrew radio
  • Synagogue attack designation as terrorism “very welcome”: Jamie Hyams on Sky News
  • Behnam Ben Taleblu, Senior Iran Analyst in conversation with AIJAC’s Joel Burnie
  • “This rabid crowd [of protestors]…have taken it upon themselves to disrupt all life in all places”: Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • “The reason we don’t get to a two-state outcome is the continuing extremism of the Palestinians”: Colin Rubenstein on Sky News
  • Australian UN vote ultimately rewards the terrorism of October 7 – Natasha Hausdorff on Sky News
  • Australia’s support for UN General Assembly resolution “very disturbing” – Colin Rubenstein on Sky News
  • The idea that you would poison and indoctrinate the mind of a child…is disgusting – Joel Burnie on Sky News
  • FM Penny Wong is “reinforcing extremism”: Dr Colin Rubenstein on Sky News
  • Australian Govt. stance “terribly disappointing”: Danielle Pletka
  • Jonathan Schanzer: Why 2020 is the year of the Iranian precision-guided missile
  • Ehud Yaari on Israel and Middle East politics at the Sydney Institute
  • Australians will never forget the horrors of the Holocaust
  • Ehud Yaari on Israeli politics at the Sydney Institute
  • Behnam Ben Taleblu on Iran-Saudi tensions
  • Iran and the US: an update
  • Michael Doran on Sky News “Outsiders”
  • Michael Doran on banning Hezbollah
  • Michael Doran on Golan Heights recognition
  • Michael Doran on ABC TV’s The World
  • Ahron Shapiro comments on Netanyahu indictment – Channel 7 News report
  • Boaz Ganor discusses terrorism, radicalisation and its sponsors
  • Boaz Ganor on “lone-wolf” terrorism
  • Yossi Kuperwasser on Iranian people’s desire for change
  • Yossi Kuperwasser on embassy moves to Jerusalem, peace process, Iran, Saudi Arabia
  • Yossi Kuperwasser on Jerusalem, Gaza and Iran
  • Uzi Rubin on Iran nuclear deal, Iranian weapons testing
  • Dr Jonathan Spyer on Syria
  • Video: Efraim Inbar on Turkey, Israel and Syria
  • Video: Danielle Pletka on Hezbollah, Turkey
  • Yosef Abramowitz on Israel’s green energy outreach, human rights and environmental activism
  • Video: Sadanand Dhume on why India changed its relationship with Israel
  • Videos: Daniel Pipes on SkyNews and the ABC
  • Daniel Pipes on ABC TV “Matter of Fact”
  • Video/Audio: Dr Jonathan Schanzer on Israel, Iran, Syria and more
  • Video: Dr Jonathan Schanzer on Israel, tensions with Syria, Palestinians
  • Video: Dr. Eran Lerman explains why Israel is not isolated
  • Video: Dr. Eran Lerman on Netanyahu allegations, peace prospects, regional tensions (ABC-TV News 24)
  • Video: Jamie Hyams on Israel, Netanyahu’s visit and obstacles to a peace deal
  • Video: Tzachi Hanegbi MK on Israel’s expanding horizons
  • Video: Nick Cater and James Brown give their impressions of Israel
  • Video: Simon Henderson on Israel's warming ties with Saudi Arabia
  • Video: Eran Tearosh on Australia-Israel connection and WW1 Beersheba commemorations
  • Video: Amir Ohana MK and Major-General Jim Molan address AIJAC
  • Video: Sharren Haskel MK on Women in the IDF
  • Video: Ehud Yaari on the Palestinians, Iran and Russia
  • Video: Sadanand Dhume on India-Israel relations
  • Video: Dr. Colin Rubenstein discusses Foreign Minister Julie Bishop's Iran visit
  • Video: Israeli PM Netanyahu's speech at AIPAC 2015
  • Video: Israeli PM Netanyahu addresses US Congress
  • Video: Einat Wilf on Israel’s battle against its delegitimisation
  • Video/Audio: Dr. Jonathan Spyer's media and public appearances
  • Video: Aaron Zelin on the Islamic State
  • Video: Yossi Klein Halevi on Israel and the Gaza dilemma
  • Video/Audio: Ehud Yaari on Israel's view of Middle East volatility
  • Video: Ehud Yaari on the Middle East
  • Video: Dr. Matthew Levitt on Hezbollah's global reach
  • Video: Prof. Efraim Inbar on the Middle East turmoil
  • Video: Dr. Daniel Pipes – Middle East upheaval, Israeli success
  • Video: Or Avi-Guy on Egypt and the Israeli-Palestinian talks
  • Video: Israel's Turkel Commission – An Inside View from Prof. Tim McCormack
  • Video: Or Avi-Guy on the impact of Egypt’s unrest upon Israel
  • Video: AIJAC's Or Avi-Guy on the airstrikes in Syria
  • Video: Obama hits reset button on Israel visit
  • Video: Prof. Alan Johnson on the new Israeli Government and the Peace Process
  • Video: Dr Steve Rosen on President Obama's 2013 Middle East visit
  • Video: AIJAC's Or Avi-Guy on Israel and Middle East issues
  • Dr. Colin Rubenstein discusses Israel's election on ABC News24 [Video]
  • Video: Ehud Yaari Q & A
  • Dr. Colin Rubenstein discusses Gaza on Sky News Australia [Video]
  • Dr. Colin Rubenstein on the Israel-Hamas conflict
  • Video: Hamas fires from civilian areas in Gaza
  • Video – Ehud Yaari on Iran’s Gaza Missile Gambit, Trouble in Cairo and more
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