‘Palestinians must do hard yards’
Former Labor leader Kim Beazley has weighed into the growing rift within Labor over formal recognition of Palestine.
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Eyeless in Gaza? No, Bob
It is something of an event when a longstanding friend of Israel chooses to publicly criticise it.
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Cafe fits bill for first ladies
Sydney cafe owner Jesse Meguideche learnt yesterday just how clandestine Israel’s culinary secret operatives can be.
Shorten can’t stop Labor turning
Opposition Leader Bill Shorten is walking a tightrope on the highly charged issue of Israel and Palestine.
Historic ties are celebrated
The Australian-Israeli relationship is built on shared values.
Ludlam threatens bedlam for Bibi
Ludlam likes to bag Israel at every opportunity, but Palestine? Yeah, nah.
PM blasts UN over Israel vote
Malcolm Turnbull has condemned the UN, accusing it of a prejudiced attack against Israel over resolution.
Israeli PM’s visit cements ties
Australia will continue its 70-year tradition of support for the Jewish nation with Prime Minister Netanyahu’s visit.
Labor short of a Bob or two
Labor elders hate on democratic Israel but they’re totally cool with Communist China.
A conflict, with no end in sight
The Golan Heights offer a view of green fields and hills. But you can hear how effective the Syrian ceasefire is.
Party up for reluctant Palestinians
By disrespecting the mindless mantra, Donald Trump has introduced the idea it may not be worth worshipping.
Tackling unsettled affairs
Israel’s future will top the agenda when Benjamin Netanyahu visits Australia.
US, Israel at one over Iran
Benjamin Netanyahu will meet our political leaders in Canberra this week.
Labor troika fails to see roadblocks
Israel seeks peace and two states, but its neighbour can never quite decide.
Elders urge Palestine recognition
ALP party members and elders believe it is time to recognise a Palestinian state.
Ignore the Palestinians’ gripe
Israel’s enemies are making a lot of noise, but US President Donald Trump should keep his promise.
Trump to warm up Israel ties
Donald Trump has moved quickly to recast the US’s relationship with Israel and the Middle East.
Costello changes tack on Israel
And Madonna the Queen of Pop wants to blow up the President of the United States.
Mossad chief in tickets probe
The head of Israel’s spy agency is under investigation over concert tickets from James Packer.
Obama warns Trump over Israel
Barack Obama says Donald Trump deserves space to pursue agenda, but should tread carefully on such issues as Israel.
US headlines Mideast peace talks
The US will help lead a push for Middle Eastern peace, in Paris, just five days before Trump’s inauguration.
Goodbye to a UN hating freedom
Jihadists celebrate as the Security Council bashes democratic, freedom-loving Israel.
Surly Obama makes a fine mess
The UN resolution on Israel is a deeply unsettling final act of folly by outgoing US President Barack Obama.
Lashing out at enemies
The blame-shifting by the Obama administration lays the groundwork for renewed anti-Judaism.
We build, they bomb
The real threats to peace are those who joined UN’s anti-Jewish vote.
US policy failure on Israel
President Obama’s UN move will have far-reaching consequences.
Israelis see hope in Trump
A senior representative of the Netanyahu government sees better prospects for a two-state solution.
Packer’s ‘gifts to PM’s son’
James Packer is reportedly being investigated in Israel over expensive gifts received by the son of Benjamin Netanyahu.
Pro-Palestinian funds to GetUp!
GetUp! has accepted more than $200,000 from organisations seeking the withdrawal of Israel from occupied territories.
Packer bides time in Israel
James Packer has kept a low public profile since parting ways with his pop singer fiancee Mariah Carey in September.
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