On the Front-line at the Hague Arnold Roth travelled to The Hague last month to speak to the media about Palestinian terror while the International Court of Justice weighed the legality of Israel’s security barrier. As elected spokesperson for a group of Israelis, and the father of one of nearly 1000 Israelis to have been killed by terror, he was on the front-line of the media war. These are his reflections
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 12 March 2004 · page 17
COURT proceedings fascinate me. Nearly 40 years ago, as a teenager on holidays in a Victorian…
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The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 March 2004 · page 3
AN anonymous call from a telephone booth in Sydney’s eastern suburbs led to 600 dayschool students and staff being evacuated in Melbourne…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Ecstasy haul, five men in court
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 March 2004 · page 6
FIVE men have appeared in the Melbourne Magistrate’s Court after federal police raided a house in Caulfield last week and seized 34 kilograms of ecstasy drugs with an estimated street…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Australia’s captain steps off the court
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 March 2004 · page 23
THE aches and bruises have gone, but they never hurt that much anyway because winning is the ultimate anaesthetic…
Continued on Trove, page 23 →Police chief of increased of attack by John Howard
The Chaser · Friday 26 March 2004 · page 3
FEDERAL Police Commissioner Mick Keelty has warned that the nation's top security personnel have an increased chance of being attacked by…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Murder Is Murder
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 April 2004 · page 15
I BELIEVE that murder is murder, whether committed by the USA or Israel. Murder committed by a country is neither legal nor sanctioned…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Toronto police arrest youths for antisemitism
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 April 2004 · page 9
TORONTO - Canadian Jewish officials are cautiously optimistic that a spree of antisemitic vandalism that has shocked Toronto over the past…
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The Chaser · Friday 9 April 2004 · page 1
Play out the grisly fate of all your favourite underworld figures: HOW TO HOST A…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Federal Police arrest UNSW med student on terror charges
Tharunka · Monday 26 April 2004 · page 10
Just after dawn on 15 April 2004, the Glenwood home of UNSW student, Izhar ul-Haque was raided. The medicine student, in his fourth…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Pie-thrower Charged
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 May 2004 · page 10
NEW YORK - A US judge declined to drop disorderly conduct charges against a Rutgers student who threw a pie in Natan Sharansky’s face. Abe…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →My message to Nick Berg’s parents The gruesome murder of Nick Berg in Iraq struck a particularly painful chord for Mariane Pearl - whose husband Daniel suffered the identical fate two years ago. She spoke to Vic Alhadeff from New York
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 May 2004 · page 3
MARIANE Pearl was sending an email to Nicholas Berg’s parents when she took the call from the Australian Jewish News…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Barghouti found guilty of murder
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 May 2004 · page 13
TEL AVIV — It may have been the speech of Marwan Barghouti’s life. “If I am to be in jail, I assure you that is not important,” the 44-year-old…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Accused Israelis back in court, details suppressed
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 June 2004 · page 3
TWO Israelis accused of fraudulently attempting to obtain a New Zealand passport appeared in the Auckland High Court last week, but…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Court rejects Amir’s plan to marry
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 June 2004 · page 12
JERUSALEM - The Tel Aviv District Court last Sunday rejected a petition by Yigal Amir, the assassin of prime minister Yitzhak Rabin,…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Court sets stage for conversion showdown Israel’s thorny saga over the recognition of conversions moves a step closer to resolution. Dan Izenberg reports
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 June 2004 · page 18
ISRAEL’S High Court of Justice took another step last week to the final showdown over whether the state must recognise Reform and…
Continued on Trove, page 18 →Israeli police escort man back home
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 June 2004 · page 9
AN Israeli who agreed to return home to face charges over alleged involvement in a violent campaign against police was escorted out of Australia by…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →More racist signs, police consider options
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 June 2004 · page 3
THE North Sydney resident who sparked outrage by scrawling an anti-semitic message on a public billboard has continued his invective with two…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Man charged over graffiti in Perth
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 July 2004 · page 4
POLICE have charged the man responsible for spraypainting “Jewish scum” on the walls of a Perth kosher butchery last month…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →World Re-route fence, orders court
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 July 2004 · page 11
JERUSALEM - Security cannot come at any price, Israel has decided. The High Court of Justice last week ordered that a 24-kilometre section of…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Israelis plead guilty in NZ court
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 July 2004 · page 6
TWO Israelis suspected of being Mossad agents have pleaded guilty to attempting to obtain a New Zealand passport unlawfully…
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