The relationship between Israel and Australia is much more than diplomatic; it is profoundly human.

Only among Palestinians is refugeehood passed down from generation to generation, with their numbers continuing to grow, even if they obtain citizenship elsewhere.

Their society cannot move forward if its leaders encourage that the highest honor isn’t learning, creating or building, but killing or being killed in the service of a political struggle.

Without Israel, the United States would have to invest between $15 billion to $20 billion annually for the manufacturing of aircraft carriers needed in the Mediterranean.

While Israel is fixated on Gaza and believes it only needs to focus on the war against Hamas, the geopolitical power balance is shifting in the Far East, and we’re overlooking it.

Forget the UN statehood charade. A Palestinian Authority that subsidizes terror and a population indoctrinated in Islamist hate ought to be denied entry to the United States.

At its core, this plan is morally incoherent, strategically flawed and historically blind. Israel must not sign it and instead make Gaza Jewish again.

The flotilla is not about food or medicine or human rights. It is about turning European ports and parliaments into accomplices of Hamas.

The Jews who were expelled from Iran carry scars of rejection, but they also have the tools to defend Jewish continuity.