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Letters to the Editor August 16, 2023: An errant child

By LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

PRIME MINISTER Benjamin Netanyahu and then-Australian counterpart Malcolm Turnbull hold a news conference in Jerusalem, in 2017. No previous Australian government has made a habit of using the term ‘occupied Palestinian territories,’ says the writer.

Australia's government has taken an anti-Israel stance - opinion

By Jamie Hyams

Letters

Letters to the Editor August 14, 2023: Concrete jungle

By LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

AUSTRALIAN PRIME Minister Anthony Albanese speaks during a NATO summit in Vilnius, last month.

Should Israel refer to Australia as occupied Aboriginal territory? - opinion

By STEPHEN M. FLATOW

SUPPORTERS OF Hamas and Islamic Jihad take part in a rally last year in the southern Gaza Strip to celebrate a deadly shooting attack in Tel Aviv.

Israel is responsible for Palestinians killing Israelis - opinion

By GERSHON BASKIN

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese

Australia will refer to West Bank as ‘occupied Palestinian territories'

By LAHAV HARKOV

PRIME MINISTER Benjamin Netanyahu and Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman in separate photographs: Israeli-Saudi peace is a good thing only when it also includes Israeli-Palestinian peace, says the writer.

Palestinians must fight to stop Israel-Saudi normalization - opinion

By GERSHON BASKIN

Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas holds up a photograph during his address to the 77th United Nations General Assembly, September 23, 2022.

80% of Palestinians say PA President Abbas should step down

By Dr. Khalil Shikaki , Walid Ladadweh

Members of the International Court of Justice attend a hearing for alleged violations of the 1955 Treaty of Amity between Iran and the U.S., at the International Court in The Hague, Netherlands August 27, 2018.

Israel files written submission to ICJ against its ‘occupation’ hearing

By TOVAH LAZAROFF

PALESTINIAN RESIDENTIAL buildings and a mosque are seen beyond Israel’s separation wall surrounding the Shuafat refugee camp in east Jerusalem.

Facing reality: Beyond the state of denial in Israeli-Palestinian relations - opinion

By GERSHON BASKIN

Becher at a demonstration against judicial overhaul in Tel Aviv in January.

Susie Becher: Israeli activist who never stops fighting the 'occupation'

By PAMELA PELED

A barber gives a client a haircut. (illustrative photograph)

Potential ovarian cancer risk for professionals exposed to 18 chemicals agents

By JUDY SIEGEL-ITZKOVICH

PLACARDS AT a protest against the judicial overhaul include one which reads: ‘The occupation has succeeded, the state has died,’ near the prime minister’s home in Jerusalem, earlier this year

'Occupation' is making a comeback: The legal overhaul's ripple effect - opinion

POLICE AND rescue forces are on the scene of a car-ramming terror attack in Tel Aviv on Tuesday. Resistance to ‘the occupation’ is used to justify terrorism, says the writer

'Ending that occupation' without a solid peace agreement is impossible. Here's why - opinion

A Palestinian woman walks in front of a roundabout with a model of a Qassam rocket, in Rafah, southern Gaza Strip on June 7, 2023.

Is Israel on the side of justice in the Palestinian conflict? - opinion

By BEN DANSKER