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The wars & local soldiers, 1991

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SBS Radio on the Gulf war

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 February 1991 · page 2

SBS Radio continues its live reports on the war. Direct from Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, the coverage is in English, Yiddish and Hebrew. Sundays 10am, Wednesdays 7.15pm and Fridays 2pm. AM 1386…

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Israeli sport hit by Gulf war

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 February 1991 · page 35

ISRAEL HAS asked for its World Group Davis Cup match against France to be switched from Marseilles to a “safer…

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FINANCE Israel battling to deal with war-hit economy

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 February 1991 · page 29

Tel Aviv: AS THE government continues to look out for the safety of Israel’s citizens against missile attacks, it is struggling with the question of if and how to deal with the economic devastation…

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War in the Middel East Shamir says no to Mid East talks

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 February 1991 · page 3

Jerusalem: PRIME Minister Yitzhak Shamir, in his first policy address to parliament of the Gulf war, vowed on Monday that…

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Soldiers' Seder in Saudi?

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 February 1991 · page 12

WITH Pesach only six weeks away, it is conceivable that Australian, American and British Jewish military personnel will…

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Booklet on Gulf war

Tribune · Wednesday 13 February 1991 · page 4

The Left Book Club is publishing a 52 page booklet Background to the Gulf War written by Malcolm Booker…

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Sydney rallies against the war

Tribune · Wednesday 13 February 1991 · page 1

Over 5,000 people came out in the rain in Sydney last Sunday to call for an immediate ceasefire and negotiations in the Gulf conflict and for the recall of the Australian forces in the Gulf…

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VIC Unions question war support

Tribune · Wednesday 13 February 1991 · page 12

Last week the Victorian Trades Hall Council (VTHC) overwhelmingly carried a detailed resolution calling on the Australian government to confine the role of its military forces in the Gulf to enforcing the UN economic sanctions…

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Readers Say Lessons of the war

Tribune · Wednesday 13 February 1991 · page 11

Australia is faced with a curious paradox: substantial truth exists on both sides of the debate regarding the Gulf War…

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Eyewitness account: War Against Civilian Iraq

Tribune · Wednesday 13 February 1991 · page 1

The aims of the war have changed in the last few weeks. It is a war against the civilian population of Iraq. This is the view of former US Attorney General Ramsay Clark who…

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Commentary a credible alternative to war in the Gulf

Tribune · Wednesday 13 February 1991 · page 2

The ferocity of the US-led air war on Iraq, with its thousands of civilian casualties and destruction of industrial and social infrastructure, has…

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Life and Times Weirdness of war

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 February 1991 · page 22

Almost everyone i know these days is WEIRD. That’s not “weird”, but “WEIRD” — suffering from War Engendered…

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SBS Radio on the Gulf war

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 February 1991 · page 2

SBS Radio continues its live reports on the war. Direct from Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, the coverage is in English, Yiddish and Hebrew. Sundays 10am, Wednesdays 7.15pm and Fridays 2pm. AM 1386…

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World church leaders vary on war

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 February 1991 · page 3

WORLD COUNCIL of Churches (WCC) general secretary Dr Emilio Castro has deplored the Iraqi Scud missile attacks on Israel in a…

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Judaism Is there a “moral” war?

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 February 1991 · page 16

NEW YORK: AS WAR casualties mount in the Persian Gulf, religious leaders continue to debate the morality of the conflict. While some religions consider war…

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Costs of war rising as damage bill grows

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 February 1991 · page 7

Tel Aviv: FINANCE Minister Yitzhak Moda’i told Israel’s Cabinet on Sunday that he has received requests for over $US1…

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War in the Middle East Arens in mission to US leaders

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 February 1991 · page 3

Washington: ISRAELI Defence Minister Moshe Arens was in the midst of telling President Bush on Monday about the…

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War in the Gulf 개전이후 지금까지

Hanho Tʻaimzŭ = Hanho Times · Friday 15 February 1991 · page 10

미국방장관 팬째태씨는 이날, 앞으로 연 합군의 작전을 목표물 파피로부터 쿠웨이 도와 사우디 남부헤 지상군 배치에 ê·¸ 주요 춧짐을 들 것이라고 전력적 변화를…

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Jordanians slain after wounding IDF soldiers

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 February 1991 · page 4

Tel Aviv: THREE ARMED infiltrators from Jordan who may have been on a suicide mission were killed last Friday morning…

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Outlook The forgotten Kurds After centuries of persecution, the Kurdish people’s struggle for independence has still failed to gain a place on the world agenda. Sol Encel looks at the history of the Kurds and their hopes for freedom in the post-war order

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 February 1991 · page 13

SADDAM HUSSEIN has declared, at various times, that he is prepared to discuss “all issues” in the Middle East if a peace conference is…

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