Hamas gunmen kill four in revenge raid
The Islamist group, designated by Australia and the US as terrorists, said the shooting was a response to the raid on Jenin.
Israel
Why ALP’s call to recognise Palestine is based on ignorance
History shows that if a respected democratic middle power such as Australia prematurely recognises a Palestinian state, that would be extremely counter-productive.
Andrews at odds with own faction on Israel
Victorian Premier defends Israel as ‘only country in Middle East with gay pride march, equal rights for women’ as he confirms his opposition to recognition of Palestine.
Palestinian statehood a myth
In the nation’s interest, and that of peace, PM must ignore the Left.
Left-wing takeover puts focus on Israel
The factional shift within Labor is expected to be all but complete at the national conference in August, prompting concern over the party’s support of AUKUS and recognition of a Palestinian state.
Hypocrisy swirls in muddied Waters
You don’t have to like an artist – such as Roger Waters – to love the art. Selective cancel culture is a bigger problem than offensive musicians.
Tehran boasts of hypersonic missile
Iran’s military leaders believe precision-guided Fattah could defeat the Jewish state’s Iron Dome missile defence system.
‘ALP must rethink stance on Palestine’
It comes as former foreign Minister, Bob Carr, says there is growing pressure from Labor’s rank and file for the federal government to officially recognise Palestine as a state.
‘Normal to allow Leifer to escape’
The Adass Israel School board acted “as any normal person would act” in helping sex offender Malka Leifer flee Australia, the board’s former president once said.
ABC hit with ‘anti-Israel bias’ claim
The public broadcaster has amended two online articles after receiving complaints about its coverage of conflict in Israel.
Police to reopen probe into how Leifer fled
Police backflip on investigation into Adass Israel School board over how convicted sex offender Malka Leifer was able to flee the country and evade justice for over ten years.
Spying operation or pleasure cruise gone horribly wrong?
It’s being called the spy party, or the 007 pleasure boat, after it was confirmed that 21 passengers on a capsized houseboat were from the security services of Italy and Israel.
Leifer survivor condemns community protest outside home of new victim
The ultra-orthodox Adass Israel School is set to pay legal fees of a new victim of pedophile principal Malka Leifer.
The former NRL star the Wallabies should fear
Eddie Jones got a close-up look at the man who will give him the most problems at the World Cup. And it wasn’t former Wallaby and now rugby villain Israel Folau.
Israel Folau booed in rugby return
Israel Folau’s coach wore a pride wristband as he defended the selection of the former Wallabies star after a torrid reception in England.
‘Some people hurt’: Folau in new pride drama
Israel Folau’s controversial selection for a World XV match has moved world rugby officials to make a bold pride statement.
Folau selection forces rugby to fly the rainbow flag
Rugby World XV coach Steve Hansen has moved to distance himself from Israel Folau’s homophobic statements, while simultaneously defending his right to play in the game.
Tensions rise as minister visits mosque site
Israel’s National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has visited the flashpoint Al-Aqsa mosque compound amid heightened tensions in annexed east Jerusalem.
Nuclear menace underscores Iran’s attacks on Israel
The international community must recognise that if Tehran is not deterred from continuing down this path, we are likely to see an outbreak of highly destructive multifront, regional war.
Israel takes out Islamist chiefs
At least 28 Palestinians and one Israeli have been killed since the Jewish state launched the operation four days ago.
Fresh twist set to reignite Israel Folau saga
Just when Rugby Australia looked set to finally move on from the drama that surrounded the sacking of Israel Folau a fresh documentary is set to be aired.
Israel, Palestinians trade fire, warn of longer battle
Hamas joins the fray as death toll rises to 22 and ceasefire efforts by Egypt and the UN continue.
Israel strikes on Gaza kill at least 15
Islamic Jihad vows to ‘avenge’ the deaths of its leaders and civilians, Benjamin Netanyahu warns of a crushing response’ to any escalation.
Coronation TV, oil and medals
I started watching the ABC’s coverage of the coronation, but after about 10 minutes of being lectured on colonialism and invasion I switched over to commercial TV.
Selection shootout could decide Wallabies pecking order
Two of the Australian rugby’s most exciting prospects will go head-to-head this weekend in a battle which could have huge ramificiations for the Wallabies’ World Cup dream.
The film Israel Folau never wanted you to see
Documentary makers are intent on rescuing this red-hot story of clashing beliefs and moral complexity from the quagmire of cancel culture. It’s full of own goals.
Israel takes out suspects in murders of British women
Leah, Maia and Rina Dee died after the April 7 attack on their vehicle near Hamra in the Jordan Valley.
Death of hunger striker ignites cross-border fire
The exchange raises fears of a military escalation amid a particularly violent period between the two sides.
Saluting a remarkable 75 years
In a hostile region, Israel is a beacon of democracy and stability.
Bibi ready to deal over legal reforms
Israeli premier faces pressure from within his own government to move forward even if a compromise cannot be reached.
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