Author: Jmedia Manager
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US behind ‘secret cyber strike on Iran’
The United States carried out a secret cyber operation against Iran after the September 14 attacks on Saudi Arabia’s oil facilities, which Washington and Riyadh blame on Tehran, two US officials have told Reuters. The officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said the operation took place in late September and took aim at Tehran’s…
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Welcome for Nazis in Argentina is laid bare by hoard
In a Buenos Aires suburb, decades after the fall of the Nazis thousands of kilometres away, lay a device once used to determine race by measuring people’s heads. Found in 2017 in the home of Carlos Olivares, a collector and dealer of antiques, the instrument in its velvet-lined box will soon go on display at…
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Anti-Semitic attacks highlights vulnerability of Australian war hero graves
Up to 16 graves of Australian diggers were among dozens spray-painted with swastikas in a disturbing anti-Semitic attack overseas, it can be revealed. Israel has called the attacks on the cemetery in the city of Haifa an “abhorrent” hate crime, as the country’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed the perpetrators would be brought to justice.…
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SRC publishes Zionist Facebook Post
The post was in response to a poster in support of the Boycott Divestment Sanction movement. The University of Sydney Students’ Representative Council (SRC) has been slammed after condemning the Boycott Divest and Sanction (BDS) movement on Facebook. In a post published last Friday, the SRC publicised a statement from SRC Women’s Officer Gabi Stricker-Phelps…
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Heirs of Anzac Day ‘architect’ in Brisbane to share rare gift
It is a gold cross about the size of a mobile phone. It weighs about the same. But when you look closely, you can see two distinct gold cruciforms. There is the smaller, uncluttered gold cross less than three centimetres in length with dark timber markings in the centre. Christians believe these markings are slivers…
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Australian travel blogger Jolie King to visit British detainee Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe in Iran prison
Freed Australian travel blogger Jolie King has reportedly agreed to visit her cell mate from an Iranian prison, according to the woman’s husband. Freed Australian travel blogger Jolie King has promised to visit British detainee Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe when she is finally released from Iran’s notorious Evin prison. Ms King, who was released alongside her partner…
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BEHIND THE BRICK: The lives at 103 Orchard Street
“HEY Rosetta, you want to come up and play?” Bella Epstein yells out the window from her pastel pink bedroom. The window doesn’t look onto a street or a park, rather the air shaft in a tenement building on the Lower East Side. But it’s how she and the other kids in this quarter of…
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Christopher Pyne: USA, UK and Israel are mired in the same political fighting Australia has had since 2007
Who would want to be a politician in three of our sister democracies, the United States of America, Great Britain or Israel right now? Seriously! Israel is facing its third national election in calendar year 2019. The first two elections have resulted in no single political party commanding a majority in its single chamber Parliament,…
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Anti-Semitic cesspit at MONDOWEISS
“Mondoweiss is an independent website devoted to informing readers about developments in Israel/Palestine and related US foreign policy. We provide news and analysis unavailable through the mainstream media regarding the struggle for Palestinian human rights.” (mondoweiss.net) Championing the ‘Justice for Palestine’ cause as Mondoweiss does facilitates a fertile breeding ground for anti-semites. Mondoweiss freely permits…
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Cleric rulers let Iranian women watch a soccer match
They had to sit well apart from the men, and the stadium was practically empty, but thousands of Iranian women in merry jester hats and face paint blew horns and cheered on Thursday at the first FIFA soccer match they were allowed to freely attend in decades. In a victory in a decades-long fight by…