The Aporia
The Aporia
10 articles about 10 events for “Israeli Attack in Gaza” from The Sydney Morning Herald.
“Eylon Levy, who became a prominent spokesman for the Israeli government during the war in Gaza, said: “His base of supporters cannot imagine anyone else as prime minister.”
“Peter Spencer, Castle Hill Does Jillian Segal include in her criticism of “progressives motivated by social justice” all those Jewish people who have voiced their abhorrence of the current policies of the Israeli government?”
“… journalist who was briefly engaged by the ABC to help the broadcaster on the ground in Gaza before he was killed by an Israeli airstrike on October 22, 2023, just 15 days after the Hamas attacks on October 7 prompted a new phase of this long-running…”
“Jerusalem: Israel begins voting on Tuesday afternoon in a parliamentary election, its first since the Hamas attack on October 7, 2023, that shook the country and plunged the Middle East into turmoil.”
““God willing, we will stay here until the government will take this settlement and put it into Gaza,” says Chaim, a member of the controversial Nachala settler organisation led by Daniella Weiss, known as the godmother of the Israeli settler movement.”
“Netanyahu is neck and neck in opinion polls with a bloc led by Gadi Eisenkot, a former military chief of staff and his leading challenger in the first major vote in Israel since the Hamas-led October 7, 2023, attacks ignited war in the Gaza Strip.”
“Reflecting the hardening of hearts after Hamas’ attacks, Kraunik this week engaged in a blockade of humanitarian aid entering Gaza through Israel, calling the continued delivery of aid a “national disgrace”.”
“Israelis like to brag that their nation is the only functioning democracy in the Middle East, but Barak, who served as prime minister from 1999 to 2001, fears that claim may not hold.”
“Monumental events have occurred since Israelis last voted in 2022.”
“Abbas’s office blamed Israeli restrictions and the widespread destruction in Gaza for the postponement, but the decision has angered Western governments who believe the Palestinian Authority desperately needs reform and renewal.”