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Greg Rose

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The war on Tehran is entirely legal

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By Greg Rose, Anthony Bergin
| Australian Jewish News
laims that international lawyers are unanimous that joint military operations against Iran by the US and Israel are illegal are risible. Contests of legal claims are as old as the idea of law. A unanimous legal view is heard only in a well-sealed echo chamber. Foreign Minister Penny Wong says she will leave the legality of the war to the US and Israel. But Greens leader, Larissa Waters, asserts the Iran war is unlawful, and we can’t “bomb our way to peace”.
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Flawed report does not seriously address Jew hate

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By Greg Rose
| Australian Jewish News
The Australian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) report published last week, February 17, Respect@Uni: Study into antisemitism, Islamophobia, racism and the experience of First Nations people is stated to be the “first national survey that attempts to capture comprehensive, sector-wide data on the lived experience of racism in universities”.
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How many civilians were killed in Gaza?

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By Greg Rose
| Australian Jewish News
Earlier this month an Israeli informally affirmed that approximately 70,000 Gazans have died since war began on October 7, 2023. The Israel Defence Forces (IDF) disclaimed the statement as not reflective of Israeli data. Yet, it seemed to confirm the total figure compiled by the Hamas Health Ministry. What does 70,000 mean other than a number?
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