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The wars & local soldiers, 2000

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Preparing for war — just in case

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 July 2000 · page 17

JERUSALEM: As their leaders talked peace for the past ten days, many Israelis and Palestinians began preparing for war. They include not only militant Jewish settlers…

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Feature Diving for the truth A World War II scandal in which hundreds of Jews headed for Palestine drowned in the freezing Black Sea has resurfaced as descendants attempt to discover how the Turkish, Soviet and British governments allowed it to happen. Michael Arnold reports

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 July 2000 · page 21

LIKE many European Jews of his generation, Greg Buxton never knew his father’s parents. Unlike most others, however, his…

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Elaine Nile retires citing victory in "War on Masturbation"

The Chaser · Monday 7 August 2000 · page 3

SYDNEY, Tuesday: There were emotional displays and many tributes paid today as Elaine Nile, Christian Democrat MP of 12 years standing…

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Spotlight on new war crimes evidence

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 August 2000 · page 6

AUSTRALIAN officials are to join war crimes investigators from Canada, Germany, Israel, Britain and die United States in Riga to discuss progress in Latvia’s…

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A war we can’t afford to lose ANALYSIS

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 September 2000 · page 18

JERUSALEM: The Israel Defence Force failed miserably this week. The deaths of three soldiers in an operation aimed at capturing the most wanted Hamas…

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US soldier could face court-martial

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 September 2000 · page 15

JERUSALEM: A US Army officer may face a court-martial after spending about two weeks travelling around in Israel allegedly disguised with a beard and a wig and sleeping in a tent…

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Tryhard designers win war on legibility

The Chaser · Monday 4 September 2000 · page 11

Dear Reader, Welcome to the new design of the Slightly More Handtoread. You may notice some changes in the layout…

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A war crime

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 September 2000 · page 25

I WOULD like to bring to readers’ attention a recent article in the Sydney Morning Herald, headed “Rape a war crime, court rules”. I have not heard any media attention given…

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Soldiers defended over botched raid

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 September 2000 · page 21

JERUSALEM: As the findings of the probe into the botched Israel Defence Force operation near Nablus indicated that the three soldiers killed may have…

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IDF winning culinary war

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 September 2000 · page 2

AFTER years of complaining about the Israel Defence Force’s meat-centric approach to battle rations, hungry vegetarian soldiers now have…

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War and Remembrance

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 29 September 2000 · page 4

The rabbi was officiating at a wedding. It was to be his last, as he was retiring…

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Award for soldier

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 13 October 2000 · page 24

SYDNEY-based Henry Klas has been awarded a diploma of honour from the Government of France for his part in the D[?] Day landing at Normandy in 1944…

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“One of the soldiers was still alive”

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 20 October 2000 · page 14

JERUSALEM: The two reservists received their call-up notice last Wednesday and set off by car to their base from the coastal region. Instead of travelling on the Ramallah bypass…

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Why this war had no name VIEWPOINT

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 October 2000 · page 19

MAYBE the most revealing feature of the latest explosion in Israeli-Palestinian violence is the fact that this war had no name. The intifada…

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Soldiers visit

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 November 2000 · page 18

NEW YORK: Thirty-six American Jewish soldiers and military personnel under the age of 27 will go on a free 10-day trip to Israel next month on the Birthright program. While Birthright has…

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Palestinian medics help Israeli soldiers hurt in bus accident

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 November 2000 · page 17

JERUSALEM: An Israeli soldier was killed and 10 others injured when an army bus overturned on a wet curve just north of Jerusalem last week…

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War on the web

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 November 2000 · page 14

WASHINGTON: Jewish organisations in the US and Israeli institutions are beefing up security on their websites after being hit by hackers…

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Israel has to be prepared for war VIEWPOINT

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 November 2000 · page 23

THE ongoing violence in the territories has shifted attention away from what may be the gravest threat facing Israel since the 1973 Yom Kippur War — the possibility of a…

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War with Clinton

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 November 2000 · page 2

THE following came to us via email. We are quite sure it isn’t true, but entertaining nonetheless:…

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Remembering war’s horrors without hatred

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 November 2000 · page 10

HARRY Leslie walks with a stoop; not simply a symptom of age, but a legacy of torture and neglect by his Japanese captors in World War II…

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