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Islamic leaders accuse premier of threatening social cohesion over protest ban

Islamic leaders accuse premier of threatening social cohesion over protest ban

Chris Minns has faced a backlash over his proposal to give police more power to block repeated protest marches.

  • by Michael McGowan and Max Maddison

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The Netanyahu era isn’t over. If anything, his popularity is on the rise

The Netanyahu era isn’t over. If anything, his popularity is on the rise

The escalation of hostilities in the Middle East that is alarming global leaders is working in Netanyahu’s political favour at home.

Middle East conflict live updates: Israeli airstrikes continue to batter Beirut on October 7 anniversary; DFAT hits back at Iran for summoning ambassador

Middle East conflict live updates: Israeli airstrikes continue to batter Beirut on October 7 anniversary; DFAT hits back at Iran for summoning ambassador

As Israelis gathered to remember those killed and abducted on October 7 last year, intense fighting continued across the Middle East.

  • by Olivia Ireland and Ellen Connolly
‘We are the lions’: Why these Israelis are staying in their border homes despite Hezbollah rockets

‘We are the lions’: Why these Israelis are staying in their border homes despite Hezbollah rockets

As life on Israel’s northern border with Lebanon continues against a background of rocket fire, we speak to residents who are determined to stay.

October 7 anniversary as it happened: Vigils, rallies held in Sydney one year after Hamas’ attacks on Israel

October 7 anniversary as it happened: Vigils, rallies held in Sydney one year after Hamas’ attacks on Israel

Follow live coverage of vigils and rallies across Sydney to mark October 7.

  • by Jessica McSweeney
Pro-Palestine activist’s visa under review after ‘October 7 is a good day’ speech

Pro-Palestine activist’s visa under review after ‘October 7 is a good day’ speech

Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke is considering the visa status of an American professor who spoke at a pro-Palestine rally in Lakemba on the one-year anniversary of Hamas’ attack on Israel.

  • by Sarah McPhee and Christopher Harris
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‘Civilisation versus barbarism’: Standing ovation for Dutton at Jewish vigil

‘Civilisation versus barbarism’: Standing ovation for Dutton at Jewish vigil

Thousands of people from Sydney’s Jewish community have gathered in a solemn vigil to commemorate the October 7 attacks.

  • by Ben Cubby
Hezbollah strikes Israel on Gaza war anniversary as fears grow over Middle East instability

Hezbollah strikes Israel on Gaza war anniversary as fears grow over Middle East instability

Hezbollah rockets hit Israel’s third-largest city of Haifa, police said on Monday, and Israeli media reported 10 injured in the country’s north.

  • by Steven Scheer and Yomna Ehab
Middle East conflict live updates: Anniversary of Hamas’ October 7 attacks on Israel amid rising tensions across the region

Middle East conflict live updates: Anniversary of Hamas’ October 7 attacks on Israel amid rising tensions across the region

Israeli airstrikes continue to batter Beirut’s suburbs in the most intense bombardment of the Lebanese capital since Israel escalated its campaign against Hezbollah.

  • by Olivia Ireland
Days ago, these young lovers became engaged. Now he’s flying to Sydney without her

Days ago, these young lovers became engaged. Now he’s flying to Sydney without her

They were nicknamed the “war couple” by family members celebrating their engagement. They may never see each other again.

  • by Riley Walter
I’m terrified and torn on this dark anniversary, and by what’s yet to come

I’m terrified and torn on this dark anniversary, and by what’s yet to come

As a Jewish Australian, I am torn between my condemnation of Israel’s almost certain war crimes in Gaza and the terrifying rise in antisemitism, and my relief that Israel might be on track to destroy Hezbollah.

  • by David Leser

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