Sufyaan Khalifa: Even Christians should not celebrate Christmas (YouTube screenshot)
“Santa is Satan!”: Aussie preacher
Australian preacher Sufyaan Khalifa does not seem to...
Hassen Chalghoumi at a commemoration of the “Charlie Hebdo” terrorist attacks (Image: Shutterstock)
Interview: Encountering the ‘Imam of Peace’
The struggle of Hassen Chalghoumi   Born in...
Hizb ut-Tahrir Australia leader Ismai’l al-Wahwah (Abu Anas)
More Hate from HT
In previous editions of AIR we have covered...
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A scandalous World Cup
An edited version of this article was published...
Iranian blogger Hossein Ronaghi
Scribblings: Thinking of the victims of Iranian regime brutality
In November 2021, the AIR was proud to...
Jerusalem/israel, ,January,25,,2018:,View,Of,The,Estern,Wall
Essay: A Clash of Worldviews
From Rushdie to the Temple Mount   The...
Preacher Abu Bakr Zaoud: Legalising homosexuality is “the hands of the Sheitan [Devil] at work” (YouTube screenshot)
An Australian preacher’s homophobic rant 
The popular Australian Muslim Facebook page, followed by...
Fired: On Dit editor Habibah Jaghoori (Image: Twitter)
The Last Word: The “On Dit” affair
Until a few weeks ago, very few people...
HT Australia leader Ismai’l al-Wahwah speaking at the Nov. 2015 “Innocent Until Proven Muslim?” conference in Melbourne. Behind him is the HT Australia banner (YouTube screenshot)
“GIMC” – A hateful gimmick for extremists
According to its Facebook page, the aim of...
Hadi Matar, the man who stabbed Rushdie, is being hailed as a hero in Iran (Image: Twitter)
How Iran gets away with murder
On Aug. 12, Hadi Matar, a 24-year-old raised...
Author Salman Rushdie, stabbed and severely injured last weekend in the US, with the novel The Satanic Verses, which led to an Iranian fatwa demanding his death, and ultimately this attack (Images: Creative Commons)
Iran and the Attack on Salman Rushdie/ Abbas’ Holocaust Controversy
08/22 #03 This Update deals with the stabbing...
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AIJAC testimony to Victorian Parliamentary Inquiry into Extremism
On Wednesday 15 June, AIJAC's Executive Director, Dr...
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