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The wars & local soldiers, 2001

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Anzac

Dutch Weekly · Monday 25 June 2001 · page 22

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UK to deport war criminals?

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 29 June 2001 · page 13

LONDON — The Simon Wiesenthal Centre urged the new British home secretary, David Blunkett, to modify British policy so that Nazi…

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N International Two IDF soldiers killed in suicide attack Israeli patience is limited: Sharon

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 29 June 2001 · page 10

JERUSALEM — Prime Minster Ariel Sharon heads to Washington this week seeking more American pressure on the Palestinian Authority to…

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Books Analysing Jewish migration to Australia MUSINGS Title Immigration, Settlement and Ethnicity in Post-War Australia A Selection of the Writings of Charles Price Publisher Hugo Australian Population Association, Adelaide, 2000 184 pages. $25

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 6 July 2001 · page 28

THE play The Producers recently received many awards in New York, and it has become the focus of much discussion in newspapers and…

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Wounded Humpback En Route to Detention Centre

The Chaser · Monday 9 July 2001 · page 3

CANBERRA, Tuesday: Immigration Minister Phillip Ruddock today issued a "statement of regret", but drew…

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Milosevic's War Crime Defence: "I was just issuing orders"

The Chaser · Monday 9 July 2001 · page 1

THE HAGUE, Monday: Disgraced former Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic has brushed off against charges for war crimes against humanity…

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War criminals among us Title War Criminals Welcome Publisher Black Inc., Melbourne, 2001 649pp, $34.95

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 13 July 2001 · page 26

MARK Aarons has played a key role in the Australian Nazi war crimes debate. His 1986 radio series Nazis in Australia inspired the Hawke government’s…

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Female soldiers can wear tefillin

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 13 July 2001 · page 2

ISRAEL has granted female soldiers the right to pray wearing tefillin. The directive from the Israel Defence Force comes several months after female soldiers from the Conservative movement were prevented by an…

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Israel demands UN video UN officials admit that they took a video one day after three IDF soldiers were kidnapped last October

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 13 July 2001 · page 11

JERUSALEM — Hoping to glean information regarding Hezbollah’s abduction of three Israeli soldiers last October, Israel is insisting it receive a full, uncensored copy of a video shot by a…

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We videotaped soldiers’ kidnapping: Hezbollah

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 20 July 2001 · page 10

JERUSALEM — Hezbollah leader Sheik Hassan Nasrallah said on Saturday he has a videotape showing the October kidnapping of IDF Staff…

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War criminals here

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 July 2001 · page 14

IN his review of my book War Criminals Welcome (AJN, 13/7/01), Dr Phillip Mendes claims that my discussion of the Jewish campaign against…

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Cosgrove salutes Monash — Australia’s greatest soldier

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 July 2001 · page 6

THERE are many things that Australia’s soldiers can learn from Sir John Monash, LieutenantGeneral Peter Cosgrove said at the…

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The Australian oleh, his soldier friend and the suicide bomb victim Paul Israel recounts the trauma of his army reserve duty in the West Bank

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 July 2001 · page 16

IT was Friday, around midday, some of us just got back to the base after a few days break at home. Sigal, my girlfriend, just rang…

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war criminals

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 August 2001 · page 24

JOURNALIST Mark Aarons discusses his new book, War Criminals Welcome, Australian Friends of the Tel Aviv University NSW, 178…

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Arafat wants regional war — Olmert

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 August 2001 · page 10

YASSER Arafat’s objective is to goad Israel into a massive military reaction against the Palestinians that will trigger a regional conflict,…

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The great Jewish divide At the recent Australian Educators’ Mission to Israel, Chava Gurewicz was struck by the antagonism of an Israeli soldier to the ultra-Orthodox. This is her response

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 August 2001 · page 18

Dear Eytan, I CAME away from the conference filled with mixed emotions. The strongest and most potent was the…

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Two Israelis wounded

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 August 2001 · page 10

AN Israeli woman and her twoyear-old daughter were wounded in a Palestinian shooting attack near the West Bank city of…

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Wage war for truth — Netanyahu

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 August 2001 · page 1

FORMER Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu this week urged the Australian Jewish community to become Israel’s…

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More proof wanted for war criminals Canberra File

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 August 2001 · page 8

FEDERAL Parliament’s treaties committee has urged the government to call for more proof that war criminals and others have…

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Probe backs soldiers

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 31 August 2001 · page 10

THREE Israeli soldiers killed when Palestinian militants infiltrated an Israeli base in the Gaza Strip over the weekend were not killed by…

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