Gaza: is Australia doing all it can? (SOLD OUT)
The long and bloody history of conflict between the Israeli and Palestinian people could not seem further from resolution. And the ICJ has found that there is a plausible case of genocide against Israel. What responsibilities does Australia have in our response to the Gaza conflict? Are we doing enough? What constraints do we face on our ability to do the right thing internationally?
Speakers:
Professor Shahram Akbarzadeh is professor of Middle East and Central Asian politics at Deakin University. He has conducted research on the region for over two decades and enjoys an international reputation. He is the author of 'Middle East Politics and International Relations: Crisis Zone (2023)'.
Sarah Schwartz is a human rights lawyer and Executive Officer of the Jewish Council of Australia. She rejects the idea that criticism of Israel's government is antisemitic. She has written for publications including The Age, The Guardian, Crikey, The Conversation, and academic journals.
Speakers:
Professor Shahram Akbarzadeh is professor of Middle East and Central Asian politics at Deakin University. He has conducted research on the region for over two decades and enjoys an international reputation. He is the author of 'Middle East Politics and International Relations: Crisis Zone (2023)'.
Sarah Schwartz is a human rights lawyer and Executive Officer of the Jewish Council of Australia. She rejects the idea that criticism of Israel's government is antisemitic. She has written for publications including The Age, The Guardian, Crikey, The Conversation, and academic journals.
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Kathleen Syme Library, Multipurpose Room 1
251 Faraday Street, Carlton Victoria 3053
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Gaza: is Australia doing all it can? (SOLD OUT)
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