Understated probe misses mark
The Greatest Race Debate all but ignored dangers of anti-Semitism.
The Greatest Race Debate all but ignored dangers of anti-Semitism.
Greens deputy leader Mehreen Faruqi has been disciplined by the Senate for brandishing a sign demanding that Labor sanction Israel.
A Greens Senator has been given a scathing rebuke for her protest actions during the opening of parliament in which she called for Australia to sanction Israel.
Hamas is insisting that the UN and Palestinian Red Crescent control all the aid running into the enclave, mediators said
US State Department described UNESCO as working ‘to advance divisive social and cultural causes’ and being overly focused on UN sustainability goals.
Blame for the deepening humanitarian crisis in Gaza lies squarely with the Hamas terrorists’ intransigence in refusing to release the 50 Jewish hostages still in captivity.
New details have been revealed after former Greens candidate Hannah Thomas was seriously injured in an altercation with police at a protest.
New details have been revealed after former Greens candidate Hannah Thomas was seriously injured in an altercation with police at a protest.
One Nation senators turned their backs during an acknowledgment to country in the upper house, following an anti-Israel protest by Greens deputy leader Mehreen Faruqi.
Israeli troops for the first time have pushed into areas of central Gaza where several aid groups are based, in what appears anothere attempt to make military corridors.
Israel has labelled the Albanese government as ‘disconnected from reality’ after Australia joined with 27 other countries to condemn the ‘horrifying’ killing of Palestinians.
The chaotic scenes showed protesters clashing with police, as demonstrators called on Labor to take tougher action on Israel.
The new Labor MP, who unseated the former Liberal leader, has described encouragement from her late son Henry in her maiden speech. Earlier on the new Parliament’s first day, Greens deputy Mehreen Faruqi demanded Israel be sanctioned.
The chaotic scenes showed protesters clashing with police, as demonstrators called on Labor to take tougher action on Israel.
Donald Trump has not publicly rebuked Benjamin Netanyahu over Israel’s new attacks on Syrian territory but US officials are understood to be furious at the Israeli intervention.
A visit to one distribution site shows how a system designed to squeeze out the UN and Hamas continues to draw hungry Palestinians into deadly encounters.
At least 93 Palestinians were killed while trying to reach food in Gaza on Sunday, the territory’s health ministry says, while Israel’s military is reportedly planning to intensify its operations against Hamas.
Hundreds of pro-Palestine protesters have swarmed the lawns of Parliament House chanting anti-Israel slogans.
A US spokesman said the deal was backed by Turkey, a key supporter of interim Syrian leader Ahmed al-Sharaa, as well as neighbouring Jordan.
A Melbourne rabbi speaks of a woman pulling her dog away from two little Jewish girls, snapping: ‘Let’s get away from these genocidal killers.’ The extent of the spreading dysfunction in our society is hard to comprehend.
Donald Trump has a chance to strike a new deal to bring stability to the Middle East and become the peacemaker President. But only if the US and Israel remain strategically and tactically aligned.
Many among the religious group, a minority in both countries, oppose coming under the rule of Damascus – and view Israel as their protector.
A pattern of high-value weapons seizures shows Tehran is making new efforts to arm its militia allies across the Middle East.
A group of pro-Israel lobbyists who campaigned for Antoinette Lattouf’s dismissal from the ABC have failed in their bid to have the Nine newspapers prosecuted for contempt of court.
Israel’s military intervention in Syria this week has put it in deepening conflict with Damascus and pitted Jerusalem more directly against Turkey.
In a near unprecedented move, the US State Department has made clear Washington’s displeasure at Israel’s attacks on Syria, as Netanyahu boasts the shaky ceasefire was ‘obtained by force’.
Benjamin Netanyahu was forced to release a statement declaring the tank attack that killed three people a ‘tragedy’ after Donald Trump called him demanding answers.
The Trump administration may be peeved about Israel’s attacks on key targets in the Syrian capital, Damascus, but Benjamin Netanyahu remains wary of the new Syrian government.
Syria’s interim President thanked mediators for ‘saving the region from an unknown fate’, after accusing Israel of ‘wide-scale targeting’ of citizens in strikes on military targets in Damascus.
The Victorian Joint Counter-Terrorism Team has charged a man in relation to the firebombing of the Adass Israel Synagogue at Ripponlea.
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