Stop Trivialising the Use of ‘Genocide’
Harry LaForme challenges the trivialization of the word ‘genocide’. “Is it simply a case of wilful ignorance that prompts the use of such phrases, or is it that genocide has simply become the descriptive word defining any war? Or is it exclusive to Israel and military action it undertakes in its defence?”
Seminar: Understanding and Confronting Antizionism
Register for this free online seminar led by Joshua Dabelstein of MAAZ - Movement Against Antizionism.
Holocaust Commemoration: The Stories and the Silence
Maya Simon tells the story of her remarkable grandmother. As a 15 year old, she was attacked by Nazis and thrown into the icy river, where she almost died. There and then she determined that she did not belong any more in Czechoslovakia and would go to live in Israel. A year passed before parents relented and allowed her to travel to Israel, where she began a new life on her own.
Anzac Series Collaboration
Debunking the lie that Israel desecrated ANZAC war graves in Gaza. That is not what happened.
The IDF constructed a defensive earth barrier (a berm) after identifying Hamas terror tunnel infrastructure and rocket positions in and around the Gaza War cemetery. Palestinian terrorists had used the site to launch attacks on Israeli soldiers from its vicinity.
Algemeiner: Indigenous Zionism Is Peoplehood Zionism
Labour Zionism, Religious Zionism, Political Zionism, Practical Zionism, Cultural Zionism, Christian Zionism, Revisionist Zionism, and more. What most have in common is the conviction that the Jewish people have an ineradicable connection to the Land of Israel. Enter Indigenous Zionism: a Zionism that recognizes that such connection is an indigenous bond…
Conceptions of Jewish Indigeneity in Zionist Thought and Politics
“Jews are indigenous to the land not metaphorically or sentimentally, but biologically and historically,” said Deych, bluntly adding, “the anti-Zionist fantasy that Jews are foreign interlopers or descendants of medieval steppe nomads belongs in the same category as flat-earth cosmology.”
Indigenous Zionism at Concordia University
Some time ago, scholars gathered in Montreal, Canada, to discuss “Jewish conceptions of indigeneity in Zionist thought”—that is, Zionist indigeneity and its Jewish roots (rather than the fabricated indigeneity of supposed “non-Jewish Israelis” or various “Canaanites”). They discussed the genuine indigeneity of a continuous and ancient Jewish people that was uprooted, exiled, and returned twice; a people that, until its return, maintained for centuries an indigenous attachment to the Land of Israel—like other indigenous peoples who survived and aspire to return.
Confronting the Lies
Palestinian activists claim modern Israel uses Hebrew place names as a tool of colonial power. According to writers like Mitri Raheb and Nur Masalha, renaming the land is part of a settler-colonial strategy to erase Palestinian history. Linguist Dr Michael Wechsler demonstrates that the historical evidence points in the opposite direction.
Debunking the Khazar Theory
The Khazar theory is currently being propagated by Candace Owens, Tucker Carlson and others. Dr Michael G Wechsler is a linguist, historian and Bible scholar. He filmed this rebuttal of the Khazar theory in Jerusalem's Old City.
Māori Delegation to Israel: Hearts & Minds Changed
In November 2025, Yifat Goddard, an Israeli citizen of New Zealand led a delegation of Māori leaders on a trip to Israel. The invitation to come and see the reality led to an eye-opening trip that impacted hearts and minds.
Hanukkah message: the power of tears
First Nations leader, Harry LaForme OC gave a Hanukkah presentation at the Temple Anshe Sholom Hamilton, Ontario. It was also a memorial service for victims of Bondi Beach. He shared a beautiful message about the healing power of tears.
Bondi Terror: Media Release by Peris, Mundine, Trotter, Ngaro
As a result of the Bondi attack the following media release was issued by Nova Peris OAM OLY, Nyunggai Warren Mundine AO, Dr Sheree Trotter, and Hon Alfred Ngaro.
Adam Louis-Klein at IEJ Symposium
Adam Louis-Klein was interviewed by Dr Sheree Trotter at IEJ Academic Symposium 2025
Settler Colonialism: Politicized, Ahistorical, Dangerous
Dr Sheree Trotter’s address at Indigenous Embassy Jerusalem Academic Symposium 2025 was entitled Settler Colonialism: Politicized, Ahistorical, Dangerous
Academic Symposium 2025 Highly Successful
The Indigenous Embassy Jerusalem Academic Symposium 2025, convened by Dr Sheree Trotter and Emeritus Prof Wayne Horowitz, hosted another stellar line-up of speakers at the Bible Lands Museum, Jerusalem.
Dr Michael Wechsler: The Fabrication of a History
The Fabrication of a History: Palestinian Historical Revisionism and the Undermining of the Jewish Connection to the Land of Israel
Dr Wechsler’s paper presented at IEJ’s Academic Symposium 2025
Dr Charles Asher Small at IEJ Academic Symposium 2025
Dr Charles Asher Small discussed the history and impact of the Muslim Brotherhood and showed how embracing Jewish wisdom provides tools to strengthen Jewish identity and stand against the tsunami of Jew hatred.
Nova Peris at IEJ Academic Symposium 2025
Nova Peris OAM OLY was the special guest speaker at the IEJ Academic Symposium 2025. She gave a compelling talk bringing her perspective as an Indigenous Australian Woman, discussing the similarities in Indigenous experiences between her people and the Jewish people and telling of the enormous contributions of the Jewish people to her people and nation. Her heartwarming presentation was met with a standing ovation.
It’s not really about Palestine
In reality, opinions on Palestine have very little to do with Palestine. Palestine has been taken up as a symbol of victimhood, particularly by the Left. This explains why people have been willing to turn a blind eye to the barbarity of Hamas, the brutal slaughter of 1200 innocent people, the rape, burning of babies, beheadings and kidnapping of civilians.
Indigenous & Community Collaboration in Australia
The panel highlighted how Indigenous and Jewish communities share histories of dispossession, resilience, and cultural renewal. Their collaboration offers a model of solidarity and social strength for Australia.