Best of 2025 - Australia must defend International Criminal Court
Greg Barns

Best of 2025 - Australia must defend International Criminal Court

If it were China or Russia, the imposition of sanctions and threats of harm to prosecutors and judges of the International Criminal Court would be front page news in Australia.

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Margaret Reynolds,  Stuart Rees

‘Australians for Humanity’ demand the invitation to Israel’s President be withdrawn immediately

The Israel President cannot be welcomed in Australia. The government he represents has been found by the International Court of Justice to have breached international law: the Netanyahu regime has committed a range of international crimes against humanity including war crimes, apartheid, illegal occupation and ethnic cleansing.

This one’s on Netanyahu, not Albanese
Jack Waterford

This one’s on Netanyahu, not Albanese

The Bondi massacre sits within a wider international context that has reshaped public attitudes to Israel, antisemitism and protest, complicating how grief, fear and responsibility are understood in Australia.

What the Bondi Beach tragedy reveals about Australia’s political faultlines
Raghid Nahhas

What the Bondi Beach tragedy reveals about Australia’s political faultlines

In the aftermath of the Bondi Beach attack, grief was quickly accompanied by political demands that blurred the line between combating antisemitism and suppressing dissent, with troubling consequences for social cohesion and civil liberties.

Bondi raises questions about ASIO’s community intelligence reach
Bernard Collaery

Bondi raises questions about ASIO’s community intelligence reach

The Bondi attack has renewed scrutiny of whether Australia’s domestic intelligence agencies have sufficient cultural reach and human intelligence within the communities they monitor.

A better symbol
Sara Dowse

A better symbol

After the Bondi massacre, grief was swiftly overtaken by politics. Public mourning and the misuse of symbols raise hard questions about solidarity, power and what genuinely brings light.

2025 in Review: Palestine, international law and Australia’s silence
Paul Heywood-Smith

A year in review

2025 in Review: Palestine, international law and Australia’s silence

In 2025, the crisis in Palestine brought international law to a breaking point. Australia’s response, marked by caution and inaction, raises hard questions about responsibility, principle and moral leadership.

Storms expose Gaza’s humanitarian collapse
Stephen Prager

Storms expose Gaza’s humanitarian collapse

Heavy rains and gale-force winds have turned life-threatening for Palestinians in Gaza, where the destruction of housing and restrictions on aid have left millions without shelter.

The Bondi Beach massacre: exploiting tragedy
Stefan Moore

The Bondi Beach massacre: exploiting tragedy

The tragic massacre at a Hanukkah celebration in Bondi was followed by a rush to assign blame, inflame fear and curtail dissent.

Blame, grief and responsibility after Bondi
George Browning

Blame, grief and responsibility after Bondi

In the aftermath of a devastating attack on Sydney’s Jewish community, political leaders must resist the urge to weaponise grief or assign blame.

The Bondi Beach massacre: exploiting tragedy
Stefan Moore

The Bondi Beach massacre: exploiting tragedy

The tragic massacre at a Hanukkah celebration in Bondi was followed by a rush to assign blame, inflame fear and curtail dissent.

Book Review: Selling Israel: propaganda, history and contested narratives
Eleanor J Bader

Book Review: Selling Israel: propaganda, history and contested narratives

Harriet Malinowitz’s Selling Israel examines how Zionist ideology has been promoted through propaganda, history and selective memory, and why separating Judaism from Zionism matters in confronting antisemitism.

Global campaign amplifies call for the release of jailed Palestinian leader Barghouti
Nagham Zbeedat

Global campaign amplifies call for the release of jailed Palestinian leader Barghouti

An international campaign is calling for the release of Palestinian political figure Marwan Barghouti, arguing his freedom could reshape Palestinian politics and revive peace efforts.



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