Category: 1. Palestine

By Jeremy Salt

Zionist claims of an epidemic of antisemitism in Australia have been repeated by Albanese and the media without any independent examination.

Only an official representative of the Israeli government could be worse than Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s appointment of a leading Zionist to the new position of ‘special envoy’ to combat…

By Robert Inlakesh

This isn’t a rules-based order; it is a criminal network behaving as a mafia, creating labels for people they don’t like to justify their disposal.

The United States, the EU, and the UK have collapsed the post-WWII order in defense of Israel’s genocide in the Gaza Strip. Instead of even providing the veneer of a free…

Israel’s military has carried out air attacks against Syrian forces sent to a southern region where sectarian fighting has left dozens of people dead. Israel says it was acting to protect the Druze community after gun battles in Suwayda. On Tuesday, the Syrian defence minister announced a ceasefire.

Federal court says government not obliged to shield residents of Torres Strait Islands from the effects of climate change.

Indigenous Australians living on a string of climate-threatened islands have lost a landmark court case to hold the government responsible for lacklustre emissions targets, dealing a blow to Indigenous rights in the country.

Australia’s Federal Court ruled on Tuesday that the government was not obliged to shield the Torres Strait Islands from the effects of climate…

Digging has begun to uncover the remains of some 800 infants and young children buried in mass graves in Tuam, western Ireland.

These children have been unidentified for at least 65 years, and it was only a decade ago that a local historian discovered the existence of the mass graves.

Here is what we know about who they may be, how they were found, and how they died.

What’s happening now?

The excavation, which began on Monday, is expected to last two years.

It will be on the site of St…

The Indian-born British national became an international sensation after taking up distance running at the age of 89.

Fauja Singh, believed to be the world’s oldest distance runner, has died in a road accident in India at the age of 114, his biographer says.

Singh, an Indian-born British national nicknamed the “Turbaned Tornado”, was killed on Monday when he was hit by a vehicle in Punjab state’s Jalandhar district.

“My Turbaned Tornado is no more,” biographer Khushwant Singh…