Morrison addresses Christian rally against antisemitism

Scott Morrison says he will continue praying for a miracle in the Middle East as the former prime minister joined fellow Christians and Sydney’s Jewish community to rally against anti-Semitism. Read more

Gaza talks halted over ‘delusional’ demands: Netanyahu

Israel sent negotiators for truce talks in Cairo as requested by US President Joe Biden but they did not go back for further talks because Hamas’ demands are “delusional,” Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says. Read more

Terrorist kills two Israelis, wounds four in shooting in southern Israel

A terrorist shot and killed two Israelis and wounded four others on Friday afternoon at a bus stop near the Re’em Masmiya Junction, near Kiryat Malachi in the northern Negev Desert, medical officials said. Read more

Israel blasts UN official who called Hamas a ‘political movement’

Israeli Foreign Minister Israel Katz blasted a UN official who insisted that Hamas is a “political movement” and not a terror organisation. Read more

Israel asks World Court to reject Rafah emergency order

Israel has asked the International Court of Justice to dismiss a request by South Africa to issue additional emergency measures because of Israel’s plan to extend its offensive in Gaza into the city of Rafah. Read more

Reject ‘propaganda’ against aid agency, Australia urged

Australia is being urged to immediately reinstate aid for Palestinian refugees and commit to a national debate on a two-state solution with Israel. Read more

Ceasefire motion proposed at City of Melbourne

Australian city councils continue to be an avenue for anti-Israel activists to sew discord and division locally, dismantling the social cohesion that has been built over decades. Read more

Rafah standoff: Israel’s strategic calculus amidst international pressure

Despite increasing international opposition, Israel is determined to act in Rafah, the last stronghold of Hamas, which sits on the Egyptian border. Read more

Targeted assassinations eliminate terrorists from October 7 massacre

Israeli forces in Gaza have carried out targeted assassinations of around 15 Hamas terrorists who participated in the October 7 massacres, the Israel Defence Forces said on Thursday. Read more

Australia warns Israel, reveals anti-UN misinformation

Australia has found multiple instances of misinformation regarding a United Nations organisation helping Palestinian refugees that Israel wants disbanded.
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‘Aliyah’ applications from Western countries surge since Oct. 7

Israel expects a wave of immigration in the wake of the war against Hamas, fueled by solidarity with the Jewish state and antisemitism rising worldwide, the minister of aliyah and integration said on Wednesday. Read more

Barak: Hold elections by June to adopt two-state solution

Israel must hold elections by June if Israel is to have a chance to accept the Biden administration’s plan for a post-war Gaza Strip, former Prime Minister Ehud Barak argued on Tuesday in Twitter Space, a forum for live conversations on X. Read more

‘I am going to The Hague to speak for those who no longer can’

One hundred representatives of families of hostages held by Hamas in Gaza left for The Hague on Wednesday morning to submit a comprehensive complaint to the International Criminal Court on behalf of the victims of Hamas’s Oct. 7 terrorist invasion. Read more

Australia keen to resume Palestine aid ‘soon’: minister

As Israel signals an intention to target the last refuges in Gaza, the Australian government says it wants to restore aid to a United Nations Palestinian relief agency as soon as possible. Read more

Israeli team prevents memory deterioration in Alzheimer’s animal model

Tel Aviv University researchers have found a method of preventing memory deterioration in the animal model of Alzheimer’s disease, the university announced on Tuesday. Read more

Documenting darkness: National Library of Israel preserving ‘collective memory’ of October 7

The National Library of Israel has embarked on a massive project to collect and archive any materials from around the world that have been published about the October 7 massacre, both the good and the bad. Read more

Rescued hostages never received promised medication renewing calls to cut Gaza aid

The families of two hostages rescued from Gaza told Israeli media their loved ones did not receive medication that Hamas and Qatar promised would be delivered to the captives, renewing calls for Israel to cut back on humanitarian aid to the Strip. Read more

Under scrutiny for Jew-hatred, Harvard hosts UN official who blames Jews for Oct. 7

Anti-Israel vultures of a feather flock together. Read more

IDF airs new footage of Sinwar hiding in Hamas terror tunnel

The Israel Defence Forces released a new video on Tuesday night that appears to show Hamas terror leader Yahya Sinwar and his family hiding in a tunnel under Khan Yunis in the Gaza Strip. Read more

Israeli president, Palestinian PM to attend conference

Israeli President Isaac Herzog and Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh are among hundreds of high-ranking officials due to attend the Munich Security Conference this week, its chair Christoph Heusgen says. Read more

US, Jordan throw weight behind Gaza ceasefire effort

US President Joe Biden and Jordan’s King Abdullah are keeping up the pressure for a Gaza Strip ceasefire as senior mediators were to resume work on an Israel-Hamas truce agreement, with the threat of an Israeli ground offensive looming in Rafah. Read more

NZ govt MPs pick Lamb Day BBQ over Palestine protest

In this clash of competing interests for Kiwi politicians, there was only ever going to be one winner. Read more

Hate speech and ‘doxing’ under microscope after leak

Australians who share others’ personal information without their consent have been put on notice as the government fast-tracks moves to criminalise “doxing”. Read more

Jerusalem denies entry to UN official who blamed Israel for Oct. 7

Israel will bar Francesca Albanese, the United Nations special rapporteur on the “occupied Palestinian territories,” from entering the Jewish state, including Judea and Samaria. Read more

The Superbowl ads you missed

Israel’s National Public Diplomacy Directorate, via the Government Advertising Agency,  ahead of the Super Bowl, launched a combined campaign in US, including smart television ads, billboards in major cities and radio broadcasts, to raise awareness for releasing the hostages. Read more

ECAJ calls for doxxing to be made illegal

The Executive Council of Australian Jewry has reacted to last week’s making public members of a WhatsApp group of 600 Jewish people in the creative and artistic fields. Read more

‘Devastating’: Australia’s warning to Israel on Gaza

Australia has expressed serious concerns about potential “devastating consequences” if Israel launches military strikes on Rafah in southern Gaza, where 1.4 million Palestinians are sheltering. Read more

Israel rescues two hostages From Rafah

Two Israeli hostages were rescued from the southern Gaza city of Rafah on Monday morning, the Israel Defence Forces announced. Read more

Israeli study breaks time barrier in chemical simulations, opens door to new discoveries

A new Israeli study has discovered that a known practice in information technology can also be applied to chemistry, opening the door for scientific breakthroughs in chemistry, geology, pharmaceuticals, and the engineering of new materials. Read more

Israeli burger chains go strictly kosher to support soldiers, war effort

Some branches of Israel’s largest hamburger fast-food chains—McDonald’s, Burger Ranch and BurgerIM—will start enforcing the higher kosher standards to support Israel Defense Force soldiers who only eat mehadrin-certified meat, local media reported on Thursday. Read more

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