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The wars & local soldiers, 2002

93 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 5

Disloyalty and patriotism Diehard Osloists and post-Zionists should not be allowed to undermine the government in a time of war, argues Isi Leibler

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 January 2002 · page 21

SINCE the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin, the words “treason” and “patriotism” have been expunged from the Israeli…

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Paralympic gold medallist to visit Keren Leibowitz will help raise money for disabled Israeli war veterans

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 January 2002 · page 14

TRIPLE gold medallist Keren Leibowitz will be in Sydney next week to help raise money for disabled Israeli war veterans…

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Dutch in tie war

Dutch Weekly · Monday 21 January 2002 · page 17

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Anthrax alert: read on Title: Germs: Biological Weapons and America’s Secret War Publishers: Simon & Schuster

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 January 2002 · page 30

THE three New York Times reporters who authored this hair-raising volume wrote JL their acknowledgements one month and one day before the World Trade Centre’s…

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Goma and the Jewish connection Goma, which was devastated by a volcanic eruption in the Democratic Republic of The Congo, last week, was the recipient of Israeli and American Jewish relief assistance after the Rwandan civil war. Canadian photographer Stephen Epstein was there

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 February 2002 · page 9

I HAVE been watching the coverage of the volcano eruption in Goma, and thought I should let people know about the connection between this volcano and the Jews…

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31 killed, 475 wounded in Jerusalem in 2001

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 February 2002 · page 16

JERUSALEM — Terrorists killed 31 people and wounded 475 in Jerusalem last year, police InspectorGeneral Shlomo Aharonishki told the…

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Bush declares war on 'Evil' Knievel

The Chaser · Friday 8 February 2002 · page 3

WASHINGTON, Tuesday: US President George Bush has made his firmest commitment yet to stamping out evil in all its forms…

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Next: the War on Abstract Concepts!

The Chaser · Friday 8 February 2002 · page 3

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Belgian war crimes charges may snare Peres too

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 February 2002 · page 13

JERUSALEM - As Belgium’s Criminal Court of Appeals heard arguments on why Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon should not be charged with…

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Israel, Iran engage in bitter war of words

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 February 2002 · page 14

JERUSALEM — A war of words has erupted between Israel and Iran. Last week, Foreign Minister Shimon Peres claimed Iran was…

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LaRouche attacks Israeli Army, warns of global religious war

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 February 2002 · page 4

EXTREME right-wing American extremist Lyndon LaRouche has compared Israel Defence Force attacks on Palestinian territory with the Nazi operation which destroyed the…

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War crimes trial

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 February 2002 · page 12

ARIEL Sharon and other Israeli officials are being tried in Lebanon for alleged war crimes. The trial is based on charges brought by 21…

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Soldiers should reconsider VIEWPOINT

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 February 2002 · page 19

THESE words are aimed at the group of Israeli soldiers that is refusing to serve in the territories. I implore them to renege on their protest…

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Soldiering on against terror News Analysis

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 February 2002 · page 14

JERUSALEM — One would expect the defence establishment to be reeling from an unprecedented string of operational failures that…

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IDF Soldier killed

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 February 2002 · page 12

AN Israeli soldier was killed in a Palestinian attack at an army roadblock in the West Bank. The attack occurred last Friday night, when…

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Vatican releases war archives

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 March 2002 · page 8

ROME — A Vatican decision to open some of its secret, Holocaust-era archives falls short of Jewish demands that all its documentation from that era be made available to scholars…

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Feature Breaking ranks The refusal by 550 Israeli soldiers to serve in the West Bank and Gaza has raised a storm of controversy. Larry Derfner reports

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 March 2002 · page 17

Moshe, an Israeli soldier who served near Bethlehem in October, says the next time his unit is called to duty in the West…

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Tele sisters go to war

The Chaser · Friday 8 March 2002 · page 23

NEWS Ltd hacks are watching the brewing battle between two ex-dames of the Telegraph-Miranda Devine and Sue…

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Students' Honour Roll

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 March 2002 · page 9

SEVERAL university students have been listed on the University of New South Wales Honour Roll for 2001. They include:…

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News Policeman wounded after tackling terrorist

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 March 2002 · page 3

ADAM Garfield’s life changed in a split-second when a terrorist killed a woman and injured eight commuters at a bus-stop in the…

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