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Politics & elections, 2007

75 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 4

French Holocaust denier leads EU Parliament’s extreme right

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 January 2007 · page 12

BRUSSELS - A controversial French politician who was convicted and sentenced last week for questioning the Holocaust is the leader of a new…

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What’s so bad about ‘good for the Jews’ KALEIDOSCOPE Our obsession with whether political candidates are ‘good for the Jews’ begs the question: Which Jews?

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 February 2007 · page 16

IS he good for the Jews?” “Is she good for the Jews?” “Are they good for the Jews?” As political candidates step up to…

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People of the Boot The election of Richard Pratt last week as president of Ca[?] Football Club continues a long tradition of Jews who have come to the rescue of Aussie Rules clubs, writes Jason Frenkel. [?]

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 February 2007 · page 21

CAN the white knight with (navy) blue blood save the silver-tails? That was the…

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Vox Pop Who will you vote for in the state election and why?

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 February 2007 · page 14

I don't know. I am going to listen to what they offer and the one I consider most plausible, I…

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MARCH 24 Nsw Elections ‘Jews not warming to Debnam’

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 March 2007 · page 3

NSW Opposition Leader Peter Debnam is facing an up-hill batde toward the March 24 elections and Liberal Party insiders believe his…

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Vox Pop Who will you vote for in the state election and why?

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 March 2007 · page 18

“Greens, because I am more concerned with environmental issues and I don’t like the smear…

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Nsw State Election Saturday, March 24 on the Record Peter Debnam

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 March 2007 · page 17

“I WANT to put them [the NSW Government] on notice that we are watching the investigation. As much as the police have a good…

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The Jewish Candidates

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 March 2007 · page 17

JOHN Kaye has been part of the Greens since the early ’80s and is now taking his first tilt at state politics. Kaye is the Greens’ education…

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Senior Libs to block candidate

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 March 2007 · page 1

SENIOR Liberal powerbrokers, including Treasurer Peter Costello, have moved to ease Jewish community concerns over the possible…

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Liberal Party blocks ‘antisemitic’ candidate

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 March 2007 · page 5

THE Liberal Party has unanimously quashed the political comeback of a former MP accused of making antisemitic attacks in parliament in the…

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Police chief candidate quits

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 March 2007 · page 11

JERUSALEM — Israel Prisons Service chief warden Ya’acov Genot (pictured) has asked to…

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Vox Pop Do you think that the fact that a majority of the Green politicians in NSW Parliament are Jewish will influence Green Party policies?

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 6 April 2007 · page 14

No, because they were voted in based on their policies for NSW, not their religious beliefs…

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Better Than Debnam? France Flirts with New Talent. Currently on exchange in France, Samuel Robinson reminds us that elections can be interesting

Tharunka · Friday 13 April 2007 · page 16

Segolene Royal is the Socialist Party (PS) candidate in the French presidential election, the daughter of an army colonel and a party apparatchik for many years. After winning…

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Is it Kosher to be Green? The Greens are presenting voters with a more balanced position on the Middle East ahead of this year’s federal election, but as Jason Frenkel reports, greenfriendly Jews still have questions about the emerging third power in Australian politics

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 13 April 2007 · page 16

SOMETHING odd happened during Kerry Nettle’s trip to Israel in January this year. It wasn’t that Nettle jammed…

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Guess who’s not coming to dinner? A beleaguered America, a divided Congress and the upcoming election season in the US are a sure prescription for paralysis in the Middle East. American Angle

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 13 April 2007 · page 13

IT was to be a glittering occasion in the East Room next Wednesday. King Abdullah, sovereign of Saudi Arabia, was to be feted with the…

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Candidate slips on Jewish wallets

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 April 2007 · page 12

WASHINGTON According to Republican presidential hopeful Tommy…

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A tale of two speeches John Howard and Kevin Rudd both made pleas last week to Australian Jews for support come election day, but the Labor leader will have an up till battle winning over those Zionists who remain wary about the ALP's true colours, writes Dan Goldberg

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 May 2007 · page 17

WITHIN 24 hours last week, the prime minister and his would-be…

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Vox Pop Will you support George Newhouse or Malcolm Turnbull in the federal election?

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 May 2007 · page 16

Definitely Turnbull. its not about the religion of the candidate but what they stand for,…

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Conservative Wins Elections French Jews rejoice with Sarkozy

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 May 2007 · page 14

PARIS - Optimistic and celebratory, Jewish groups were quick to offer congratulations to Nicolas Sarkozy after his victory in French presidential…

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Canberra confidential AJN political editor Jason Frenkel is keeping a campaign diary leading up to the federal election

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 May 2007 · page 16

LABOR’S bete noire of Australian Jewry, Julia Irwin, has defied a push by the party’s powerbrokers to replace her as the preferred candidate in the Sydney seat of Fowler…

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