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The Australia/Israel Affairs Council is an independent organisation involved in high-level communications with both government and media.

AIJAC NEWS

Nick Cater and James Brown Address AIJAC Luncheon in Sydney

Two of Australia’s most prominent public intellectuals, Nick Cater, Executive Director of the Menzies Research Centre and James Brown, Research Director of the University of Sydney’s United States Studies Centre, addressed an AIJAC luncheon in Sydney having recently returned from an Australia/Israel & Jewish Affairs Council (AIJAC) RAMBAM delegation to Israel. [Read more]

Clergymen increase their understanding

Nine clergymen and women from Australia and New Zealand recently returned from a study tour to Israel organised by the Australia/Israel & Jewish Affairs Council (AIJAC) Rambam Israel Fellowship Program. [Read more]

AIJAC asks policy questions

The Coalition and the ALP have answered election policy questions posed by The Australia/Israel and Jewish Affairs Council. [Read more]

Democracy in Australia

With this year’s long election campaign in full swing, many Australians are doubtless tiring of the often wearying daily grind of policy announcements, campaign public appearances, photo-opportunities, mutual mud-slinging, and over-analysed play-by-play journalism…writes Dr Colin Rubenstein. [Read more]

AIJAC says thank you

The Australia/Israel and Jewish Affairs Council has thanked Foreign Minister Julie Bishop for the country’s vote against a World Health Organisation motion accusing Israel of violating the rights of West Bank residents. [Read more]

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