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Oved Lobel's coverage primarily revolves around government announcements, legal policy regulations, and evolving stories related to government & politics and world affairs. His focus on topics like race hate laws, pro-Palestinian protests, Hamas, and Iran indicates a strong interest in geopolitical conflicts and international relations.
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By: Oved Lobel
Arsen Ostrovsky was at Bondi for a Hanukkah celebration. Minutes later, he was injured in a terror attack, and Australia was forced to look at its Jewish community through the harshest possible lens. When I called him afterward, I expected anger. Instead, he offered something quieter, and maybe more explosive: “I feel alive.”
By: Oved Lobel
In the immediate aftermath of the October 7 attacks, Federal and State governments failed to act against the open and brazen displays of hatred, igniting a powder keg still burning today. The recommendations of the PM’s own Antisemitism Envoy spent five months basically gathering dust.
Bondi should never have happened. We owe it to those who lost their lives, and those like me who survived this horror, to safeguard Australia’s democratic values and our shared future, and ensure that the conditions which allowed such hatred to grow are confronted, exposed and never allowed to repeat.
By: Oved Lobel
The Australia/Israel & Jewish Affairs Council (AIJAC), the Zionist Federation of Australia (ZFA), Zionism Victoria, the Zionist Council of NSW, the State Zionist Council of QLD, the State Zionist Council of South Australia, the State Zionist Council of WA, the ACT Zionist Council, the National Council of Jewish Women of Australia, Women's International Zionist Organisation Australia, the Australasian Union of Jewish Students, the Rabbinical Council of Australia, the Rabbinical Council of NSW, the Rabbinical Council of Victoria, the Australasian Zionist Youth Council, and the Union for Progressive Judaism today issue this unified and urgent call for the establishment of a Commonwealth Royal Commission into Antisemitism.
By: Oved Lobel
The Australia/Israel & Jewish Affairs Council (AIJAC) welcomes Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s announcement of a Royal Commission into antisemitism, following the Bondi massacre.
By: Oved Lobel
Regardless of the ten-day cessation of hostilities announced on April 16 – which has since been extended for three weeks, moderately reducing but not halting either Israeli or Hezbollah strikes – the key to a decisive military and political defeat of Hezbollah does not lie in Lebanon.
The danger of a murderous, millenarian and expansionist Iranian regime, which already has shown itself capable of holding the global economy hostage, with nuclear weapons capability has not been resolved and, if anything, has been increased by this deal.
President Trump himself observed in a tweet back in 2020, “Iran never won a war, but never lost a negotiation!” Trump was right then and the principle remains true today.
Amidst Israel’s war against the Iranian regime and its proxies, Jerusalem opened its newest embassy on the other side of the world in early June. This is an event which will likely have wider implications for the country’s diplomatic relations with almost a dozen other countries in the region.
By: Oved Lobel
The Australia/Israel & Jewish Affairs Council (AIJAC) has hailed the 14-point agreement signed between Israel and Lebanon this week as a "historic breakthrough", and expressed the hope that it could be a major step toward an eventual full peace between Israel and Lebanon.
