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Politics & elections, 1996

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Election Special

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 May 1996 · page 3

THE Australian Jewish News will bring readers an eight-page Election Special on the Israeli general…

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Concern as Israel tries new election system

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 May 1996 · page 3

JERUSALEM: If opinion polls are to be believed, this month’s Israeli elections could create an exquisite irony…

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Security the issue in crucial election

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 May 1996 · page 3

JERUSALEM: Security is the paramount issue concerning Israeli voters as they go to the polls next Wednesday in one of the most…

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The Rebbe's emissary on Israel's territorial integrity, Rabbi Joseph I. Gutnick at the conclusion of three weeks of intense activity... “As the Rebbe’s emissary, I shall do everything in my power to bring about a strong right-wing government.” Rabbi Gutnick will return to Israel on Lag BaOmer to follow the election campaign and work for Netanyahu's victory

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 May 1996 · page 3

Within Israel's nationalist camp and among the leaders of the Jewish communities of Judea. Samaria and Gaza, three…

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In the first 100 dayd As the election for Israel's prime minister hangs on a knife-edge, a preview of the candidates’ differing priorities by the Jerusalem Report's Leslie Susser highlights the choices which faced Israeli voters

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 31 May 1996 · page 7

IN HIS first 100 days after re-election, Shimon Peres hopes to make significant progress on both the Palestinian and the Syrian-Lebanese peace fronts and to restore Arab faith in the…

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ELECTION '96 Real winners hard to find

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 31 May 1996 · page 2

JERUSALEM: Israel’s Orthodox parties and Natan Sharansky’s immigrant-rights list looked to be the only certain winners in this week’s national elections in Israel…

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Israel Election Special It's Neck and Neck

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 31 May 1996 · page 1

As counting continued in Israel’s crucial election, Shimon Peres and Binyamin Netanyahu were locked in a seesaw battle that may not be finally resolved until the…

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South Head elections

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 31 May 1996 · page 18

NICK Gardos was re-elected president of South Head & District War Memorial Synagogue at the congregation’s 45th annual meeting. Elected to office: Nick Gardos (president), Dr Sam Friedman…

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Watching the cliff-hanger For most Israelis, waiting for the election results turned into a tense all-night TV vigil. Miriam Bulwar David-Hay joined the viewing audience

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 31 May 1996 · page 4

IT BEGAN quietly enough. But like a good dramatic movie, Election Day went through a steady build-up of tension and suspense until, finally, it reached a nail-biting cliff-hanger of a…

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Shimon Peres and Bibi Netanyahu spelt out their goals in election-eve interviews with the Jerusalem Report’s Leslie Susser A crucial choice

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 31 May 1996 · page 8

Jerusalem Report: After the Rabin assassination, you said that being prime minister wasn’t something you thought you would be doing at this time of life. Now you are…

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Petition for new elections

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 June 1996 · page 15

JERUSALEM: Three Israelis have petitioned the High Court of Justice to call for new elections, saying that if blank ballots were…

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Labour's Randwick candidate believes in consultation

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 June 1996 · page 11

JO-ANNE Bloch describes herself as a “conciliatory type of person; If there’s ajob to he done, I'll do it”. The32-year-old marketing manager is standing as the Labor Party candidate for the forthcoming…

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Najex elections

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 June 1996 · page 21

WESLEY Browne has been re-elected president of the NSW Association of Jewish Ex-Servicemen & Women. Elected to office: Wesley Browne (president), John Einfeld (deputy president), Philip Allen and Jack Stern…

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Liberal Judaism “the real victim of Israel’s elections”

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 June 1996 · page 11

THE real victim of the Israeli elections won’t be the peace process or the Arabs, but Progressive Judaism, Rabbi Brian Fox said this week…

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Academy BJE elections

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 June 1996 · page 21

ACADEMY BJE has a new executive, elected at the recent annual meeting. Elected to office: Jack Fisher (president), Mildred Teitler, Jake Selinger (vice-presidents), Michael Jassy…

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Out & about Election discussion

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 June 1996 · page 19

THE State Zionist Council and Arzi NSW held a panel…

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AJCP elections

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 June 1996 · page 17

SUSIE Klein has been elected president of the Association of Jewish Community Professionals. The election took place at the recent annual meeting, which was addressed by Israeli Ambassador Shmuel…

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Russia's election and the Jews

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 June 1996 · page 13

ALEXANDER Lebed, the surprise package in Sunday’s first round of voting in Russia’s presidential election, has moved swiftly to align…

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business/property Israel’s post-election dilemmas

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 June 1996 · page 31

PEACE agreements with the PLO and Jordan, the prospect of further talks with Syria and the long-standing agreement with Egypt brought Israel new markets from Morocco to…

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15,000 discrepancies found in May election

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 July 1996 · page 11

JERUSALEM: Labour Party officials said this week that they were finding more discrepancies in ballots cast in May’s Israeli elections…

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