Category Archives: Organisations And Groups

 Andrew L. Urban.  In the wake of the Nobel Peace Prize award to the antisemitic South African jurist Navi Pillay, it might calm you down a bit (as it did me) to know that unlike the committees that award the … Continue reading →

Andrew L. Urban.  They don’t get it: One Nation is not your common or garden party. It attracts voters because it is showing the ruling parties – Labor, Liberal, National – the way towards a better set of policies … … Continue reading →

Andrew L. Urban  At least one media outlet is doing decent journalism, properly scrutinising the progress of the Royal Commission into Antisemitism, calling out a missed opportunity to perform open heart surgery on ABC’s overt antisemitism. Quadrant’s Sharon Kuperholz details … Continue reading →

Israel’s ambassador to Australia, HILLEL NEWMAN, sets out the shocking signs as evidence that Australia’s antisemitism cannot be excused or hidden as anything but obsessive Jew-hatred. The following are extracts from his column in The Australian (9 July, 2026). It … Continue reading →

Andrew L. Urban  In his Mount Rushmore 250th anniversary speech on Friday night US time, Donald Trump said “we can give no quarter to communism”. Over in New York, in Times Square, they dropped the ball in ominous symbolism and … Continue reading →

She who has never changed her position walked into the Canberra press club coliseum – and drew blood The rolling stone of reaction to Pauline Hanson’s National Press Club address has quickly become a thundering boulder. Surprised, perhaps, at how … Continue reading →

Andrew L. Urban  It’s not skin colour per se that may elicit a negative reaction from Australians but a religion-driven culture that conflicts with Judeo-Christian culture. You may not enjoy this story, but you should know what it says. Warning: … Continue reading →

Andrew L. Urban One morning in June 1993, Èiki (Branko Djuriæ), a Bosnian soldier, finds himself in a trench in the middle of no man’s land, after a skirmish with Serbs. Two Serb soldiers sent to check out the situation … Continue reading →