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Editorial: Towards an ‘Abraham Alliance’
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Editorial: Towards an ‘Abraham Alliance’

Colin Rubenstein aijac.org.au The past year has proven completely wrong those naysayers who dismissed the Abraham Accords reached 12 months ago between Israel and four Arabs states as hollow theatrics orchestrated by naïve Trump Administration advisors amidst a re-election campaign. US-brokered normalisation agreements between Israel and

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What They Really Mean When They Say ‘Do the Right Thing’

What They Really Mean When They Say ‘Do the Right Thing’

Casey Carlisle mises.org As a senior in high school, I ran for class president with “Do the right thing” as my campaign slogan. Though I realized years ago how utterly pretentious that message is, I’m often reminded that it’s good politics, which proves the point that politics

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Fifth Eye Blind to Strategic Reality

Fifth Eye Blind to Strategic Reality

When you’ve just been handed a big poo sandwich, sometimes all you can do is grin and do your best to force it down. Make no mistake, the overnight announcement of an historic new alliance between Australia, the US and Britain is, for New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern, a

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Indigenous Coalition Urges Closer Bi-lateral Relations with Israel
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Indigenous Coalition Urges Closer Bi-lateral Relations with Israel

Hon Alfred Ngaro Dr Sheree Trotter indigenouscoalition.org Indigenous Coalition For Israel urges New Zealand to follow the example of the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Morocco and pursue a closer bi-lateral relationship with Israel. If these countries, as former enemies can build close ties with Israel, why can’

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Concerning NZ Left Out of AUKUS Discussions

News that the United States, United Kingdom and Australia have formed a partnership without New Zealand is concerning and leaves many questions for the Government to answer, Leader of the Opposition Judith Collins says. “It’s disappointing that after many years of New Zealand’s co-operation with our traditional

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What New Zealand Could Learn from Denmark

What New Zealand Could Learn from Denmark

It seems I was on to something yesterday when I queried whether the Ardern government was laying the mat down for a backflip on lockdowns. First, one of Ardern’s Covid advisors starts talking about “learning to live with Covid” — and abandoning lockdowns. Now, right on cue, the government’s

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Israel’s Health Minister Mistakenly Blabs the Truth

Israel’s Health Minister Mistakenly Blabs the Truth

Just before the start of a cabinet meeting on Sunday, several Israeli ministers were heard admitting that some coronavirus restrictions such as the controversial Green Pass vaccine passport were enforced simply for the purpose of pushing people to get vaccinated, rather than for epidemiological reasons, as ministers said they were

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They’re Burning Books Again

They’re Burning Books Again

Radical, racially-obsessive socialists are burning books again. This is as certain to end well as it did when last they “commit to the flames the evil spirit of the past”. As it was in the 1930s, the “cleansing by fire” is being spearheaded by educational institutions. Plus ça change…

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What Is Your Freedom Worth to You?

Andrew Torba CEO, Gab.com Only Jesus Saves Information Opinion I spent all of August working all hours of the day to help fight back against the medical tyranny going on around the world while also fighting off the slings and arrows of the Globalist American Empire who wasn’t

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Al Jazeera, Qatar and the Taliban

Al Jazeera, Qatar and the Taliban

Judy Maynard aijac.org.au When Taliban insurgents seized the presidential palace in Kabul on Aug. 15, the images beamed out around the world represented a scoop for the Qatari news network Al Jazeera. Following the recent withdrawal of US and foreign troops from Afghanistan, the Taliban regained control of

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Cliches From the Powerhouse Of Broken Promises

Cliches From the Powerhouse Of Broken Promises

Not content with shoving Te Reo down our throats, the Prime Minister abuses the English language with repetitive and confusing political slogans during Covid-19 stand ups and interviews, successfully winding down the clock and deflecting hard-to-answer questions. Someone in the Prime Minister’s extensive media team should

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Nets Call It Quits, Done Covering Americans Held Hostage by Taliban

Nets Call It Quits, Done Covering Americans Held Hostage by Taliban

Nicholas Fondacaro newsbusters.org Nick grew up in East Stroudsburg Pennsylvania. He graduated from Binghamton University in 2013 with a degree in Political Science. While at Binghamton he served as the Speaker of the Student Assembly and wrote for the Binghamton Review, where his love for journalism started. Out of

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NZ Not at the Table to Discuss Afghanistan Evacuation
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NZ Not at the Table to Discuss Afghanistan Evacuation

Foreign Minister Nanaia Mahuta needs to ask the United States for a ‘please explain’ as to why New Zealand was not invited to the more than 20 countries ministerial meeting, led by the US and Germany yesterday, National’s Foreign Affairs spokesperson Gerry Brownlee says. “The Minister needs to make

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