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Politics & elections, 2005

34 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 2

Hamerkaz Ha'Israeli Agm Israeli social group Hamerkaz Ha’Israeli held their AGM and annual elections at Beth Weizmann Community Centre last month

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 January 2005 · page 19

Photos: Dorit the photographer From left: NAA Kazan, Hana Yaalom, Moshit Rosa. Yehuda and Ann Kabillo…

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Vox Pop Do you think the election of Mahmoud Abbas will help resuscitate the peace process?

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 January 2005 · page 16

The new presidentelect seems to be a good and positive thing for Israel... it’s a…

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Abbas election: Israelis hopeful... but wary Behind the Headlines

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 January 2005 · page 12

TEL AVIV — Edna Bar-Or wants to be optimistic about the prospects for peace after this week’s Palestinian elections but,…

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PERTH life Shul may have to pay for security fence, despite elections promise

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 January 2005 · page 8

PERTH'S Jewish community may have to foot the bill for a new security fence to be built around Perth Hebrew Congregation (PHC) if the…

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Basketball Elections

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 February 2005 · page 22

THE Maccabi NSW Basketball Club has announced a new committee for 2005. They…

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Four more years - and a healthy dose of caution American Angle In his inaugural address, and following the landmark elections in Iraq, President George W Bush’s grand vision of spreading democracy and freedom during his second term requires a note of historical caution

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 February 2005 · page 16

GEORGE W Bush has no more elections to win. The only verdict that matters now is the one on his legacy. That is being written in…

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Israel wary as Hamas joins elections

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 March 2005 · page 10

JERUSALEM — It seems oxymoronic: a terrorist group sworn to Israel’s destruction, joining a Palestinian Authority now engaged…

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Vox Pop What do you think of the election of the new pope?

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 29 April 2005 · page 14

He really needs to soften the church's stance against condoms in the fight against AIDS…

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British Election: Howard resigns; Galloway alarms

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 13 May 2005 · page 12

LONDON - As Jewish Tory leader Michael Howard tendered his resignation in the wake of last week’s defeat in the British general elections, the…

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Jafi Candidate Approved

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 20 May 2005 · page 12

JERUSALEM - Ariel Sharon s candidate for the next chairman of the Jewish Agency for Israel (JAR) received preliminary approval. The Jewish Agency's…

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La Nouvelle-calédonie Candidate Au Marché De Libre-échange Du Pacifique ?

Le Courrier Australien · Wednesday 1 June 2005 · page 24

Visite qfflcielle « ou pas de charge », à Wellington, d'une dél tion du gouvernement de Nouvelle-Calédonie invitée par le Prem Ministre de Nouvelle-Zélande Helen CLARK…

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JA showdown: Sharanksy challenges Sharon’s candidate

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 June 2005 · page 14

JERUSALEM — In a surprising turn of events, former minister Natan Sharansky submitted his candidacy to be the World Likud’s candidate for…

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Jnf Agm celebrates awards and elections The Jewish National Fund (JNF) held their AGM last Thursday, where Australian Jewish News associate editor Chemi Shalev spoke on new political developments in Israel and the Middle East

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 June 2005 · page 15

From left: Robert Schneider, Peter Sheldon, Phil Filler. Zev Bashan (left), Henry Mendelson. Chemi Shalev (left) receives a certificate from Stuart Romm. Alan Slade (left), Shalom Norman…

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Israel concerned at election of Iranian hard-liner

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 July 2005 · page 10

JERUSALEM Israel is concerned that the election of…

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Bob Carr lunch VIP community leaders attended a private boardroom luncheon hosted by NSW Premier Bob Carr at NSW Parliament House with guest of honour David Harris

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 July 2005 · page 7

VIP attendees at private boardroom luncheon hosted by NSW Premier Bob Carr with guest of honour David Harris. From left: David Harris, NSW Premier Bob Carr, Peter Ivany, Stephen Loosley. Eric Roozendahl (left), David Knoll. George Newhouse (left) Peter Ivany…

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Analyse this... but only my way Media Matters The opinions and analysis provided by some newspapers on Iran’s recent presidential elections were one-sided in a way that complemented the views of the papers themselves

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 July 2005 · page 16

EVERYONE agrees that newspapers should report news and also provide some analysis and opinion to help readers understand…

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Sharon must face elections now VIEWPOINT Prime Minister Ariel Sharon should seek a renewed mandate from the Israeli voter before - and not after - the disengagement from Gaza

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 July 2005 · page 15

IN light of recent events, Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon must heed calls to hold national elections: failure to do so makes…

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World Views Palestinian Elections Set

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 August 2005 · page 14

RAMALLAH - Palestinian parliamentary elections, originally set for the summer, will be held around January 20, 2006, Palestinian Information Minister Nabil…

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Kiwi Elections ‘Ripple’ of Jewish opposition to Clark

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 September 2005 · page 7

ONLY a “ripple” of opposition has emerged from New Zealand’s Jewish community ahead of this Saturday’s federal election in reaction to…

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Student Guild Elections

Tharunka · Monday 19 September 2005 · page 21

To most people, the Student Guild elections represent a week of devising strategies to ignore and anyone with a coloured shirt holding a flyer. lo ionic this extends to reading Tharunka to find out…

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