A guide to the main political parties 2003 Election Past Prime Ministers
JERUSALEM — Nearly 30 political parties are vying in Israel’s general elections on Tuesday. According to the latest polls,…
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JN Israeli election special 2003 ELECTION Election primer The voting system
THE party lists that pass the electoral threshold of 1.5 per cent (circa 55,000 votes) receive a number of Knesset seats proportional to their electoral…
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JERUSALEM — The election campaign winding to a close this week should have been about which party has the best plan to extricate Israel…
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THE irony is that most Israelis believe that the country is in worse shape than it has been in for some time, yet incumbent Prime Minister Ariel Sharon is confidently expected to win next week’s election…
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NEW YORK — Israeli politics have seen few transformations as remarkable as Ariel Sharon’s. A little more than four years ago,…
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How do you think Israel’s shift to the right will affect the dormant peace process? Aviva Bard and Alana Rosenbaum put this question to community identities…
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SYDNEY, Saturday: Pauline Hanson was today declared Premier of NSW according to Duckworth-Lewis calculations…
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WHEN Prime Minister Ariel Sharon’s ministers were sworn in last week, he became the first incumbent prime minister since 1988 to…
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FOR someone who fell into politics, Eric Roozendaal has certainly acquitted himself well. General secretary of the NSW…
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HE is best known for clinging to the bow of a US Navy nuclear-armed warship as it powered into Sydney Harbour while riding a flimsy…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Nsw Election March 22, 2003 Working hard for harmony
AJN editor Vic Aihadeff interview Opposition Leader John Brogden Conflict In the Middle East is invariably followed by expressions of hostility…
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SBS Radio head Quang Luu has been given 30 days to explain to a Senate Estimates Committee why SBS is dropping two hours of…
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JEWISH leaders have expressed outrage over a NSW Greens-sponsored public meeting which was addressed by International Solidarity…
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Continued on Trove, page 19 →Letters Ism in Parliament
REGARDING your article “Anger at ISM meeting in parliament” (AJN 4/7/03), I would like to point out that the meeting was not an International…
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THE Board of Deputies’ criticism of Yeshiva management should be seen in context of its subsequent actions (AJN 18/7/03)…
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AN act of sabotage has failed to prevent the establishment of an independent committee of eight Yeshiva College parents - formed to deal with…
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Ah, Student Guild elections... what magical time of year. I can already see the look of fear and loathing in the eyes of passing students. It is the time when, possibly most of all, the…
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We are a group of student who have come together to fight for our right to have a Sports Association at UNSW. You might ask: How…
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