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Sydney · Courts & crime

Courts & crime, 1986

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Two suspects held in murder of American tourist last March

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 30 January 1986 · page 3

Hava Ya'ari, the wife of a leading Israel TV journalist, Ehud Ya’ari, was remanded last week in a Tel Aviv court as the prime suspect in…

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Two women charged in murder of U.S. tourist

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 13 February 1986 · page 4

TEL AVIV. - Hava Ya’ari and Aviva Granot were charged last week with the premeditated murder of Mala Melavski, an American…

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Histadrut says ball now in gov’t’s court Labour MKs to demand large changes in budget

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 13 February 1986 · page 4

TEL AVIV. - The focus of labour unrest will move to the Knesset this week when the Finance Committee is due to begin actively debating…

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Court delays Ethiopian ruling

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 20 February 1986 · page 8

The High court or justice last week deferred ruling on a petition by the Ethiopian Jews against the chief rabbis, in order to give the rabbis…

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ECONOMY Unions stall Holmes a Court

Tribune · Wednesday 26 February 1986 · page 3

Steel industry unions called for a public inquiry into the $2,000 million Holmes a Court bid for BHP at a meeting in…

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Police probing alleged fraud of education funds by yeshivot

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 27 February 1986 · page 3

A three-year investigation by the national fraud squad led last week to court-issued search warrants against several Tel Aviv yeshivot and…

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COMMENT Cabinet legitimises Holmes a Court

Tribune · Wednesday 5 March 1986 · page 2

John MacBean, secretary of the NSW Labor Council, has put the issue of the workers' and the public interest in the future of…

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Son held in murder of family

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 6 March 1986 · page 9

If the 14-year-old Ein Kerem boy who allegedly shot his parents and two sisters in their beds in the early hpurs of last Saturday is deemed…

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Three rabbis discuss if Orthodox, Conservative and Reform Jews can set up a joint rabbinical court. Not enough common ground

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 6 March 1986 · page 15

RECENT PROPOSALS in the u.s. for a transdenominational beit din (rabbinical court) to deal with conversion and, presumably, divorce…

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Festival Du Court Metrage

Le Courrier Australien · Monday 10 March 1986 · page 5

"Adèle Frelon est-elle là?", de Laurence Ferreira Barbosa, a reçu (Vercingétorix), Grand Prix du Festival du court métrage qui…

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Police pro

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 13 March 1986 · page 11

(POLICE Inspector-General David Kraus is concerned more with beefing up the police presence on the streets than with the $3.5 million…

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‘Not guilty’ plea in murder case

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 13 March 1986 · page 9

Jerusalem Post Reporter TEL AVIV. - Aviva Granot last week pleaded not guilty to murdering American touristy Mala Melavski on…

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Probe of Shehade murder said to be‘inadequate’

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 13 March 1986 · page 6

There could be a link between the assassination of Nablus Mayor Zaafer al-Masri last week and the murder three months ago of Ramallah…

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backblocks Watsonia's role revealed in court

Tribune · Wednesday 19 March 1986 · page 23

MELBOURNE: A Christian anti-nuclear group broke into Watsonia army base at Easter last year and daubed the column…

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Galilee police net huge weapons haul

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 20 March 1986 · page 7

NAHARIYA (Itim). - Huge quantities of arms and ammunition were seized by the police last year in Arab villages in the Galilee and Druse…

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Army acts to stop theft of firearms

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 27 March 1986 · page 4

Post Knesset Correspondent Hundreds of guns are stolen or lost in the IDF every year, but the IDF is acting energetically to stop…

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Dozens held on arms-theft charges in Galilee

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 April 1986 · page 6

NAZARETH (Itim). - Dozens of Arabs and Beduin from Galilee villages, Nazareth and the administered territories have been arrested…

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Tourist police in capital

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 April 1986 · page 7

The first 12-member unit of the capital’s tourist police will appear on the streets at the beignning of May, Jerusalem District Commander…

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High Court order on summer time

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 April 1986 · page 1

The High Court of Justice last Wednesday issued an order nisi requiring Interior Minister Yitzhak Peretz to show cause within 10 days…

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FASCISTS "Leftwing" Ustasha call for murder squads

Tribune · Wednesday 30 April 1986 · page 16

Terrorism in Australia in recent decades has come overwhelmingly from one source: the neo-nazis in the…

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