Israel - Australia relations
Not what I used to call home: Bondi attack shocks Australian Jews, tests national values - opinion
The Jewish community, already dismayed by the less-than-friendly stance to Israel of the current Labor government, is seeing a dim and grim Australia that it had not previously known.
Bondi attack: A predictable antisemitic murder - opinion
Netanyahu to late Rabbi Schlanger father-in-law, Arsen Ostrovsky: 'Israel is with Australian Jews'
SMARTSHOOTER secures SMASH 3000 contract in Australia
Australian decision on recognizing J’lem as Israel’s capital ‘pending’
US President Donald Trump recognized Jerusalem as Israel’s capital in December, and Washington moved its embassy in May.
Australia should be open to Jerusalem embassy move, says former envoy
Dave Sharma, who is running for a seat in parliament, expressed support for embassy move if done so within context of two state solution.
In Canberra, one friend of Israel pushed out, another enters
An active member of the Jewish community became deputy head of the liberal party and treasurer.
Former Australian PM Tony Abbott lobbies to move embassy to Jerusalem
Australia was also among the first countries to establish full diplomatic relations with Israel on January 29, 1949.
Australia: ‘We won’t move our embassy to Jerusalem’
“Jerusalem is a final status issue and we have maintained that position for decades.”
Israel renegotiates ties with Austria over party with Nazi roots
The Austrian Freedom Party, now part of Austria's governing coalition, was founded by a former SS officer in 1956.
Making tracks from Down Under
What have we and the Australians in common?
A watershed event
Celebrating the Battle of Beersheba Centenary with Australia and New Zealand
Mosaic United selects programming leadership
Mosaic United, the flagship project of the Diaspora Affairs Ministry, has chosen its leadership to run its innovative programming.
Far from home, close to home
In sharp contrast to Israeli Americans, most Israeli Australians don’t vote in Australian federal elections; we barely know the names of the candidates, let alone the issues of the day