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Michael Easson

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Netanyahu’s exit is what Israel needs to reset US ties after ‘blue wave’

Netanyahu’s exit is what Israel needs to reset US ties after ‘blue wave’

A new Israeli leader will have an easier time winning friends in the American political scene.

08.11.2026 20

Financial Review

Michael Easson

Best Israeli election result would omit cuckoos in Netanyahu’s nest

I hope that Itamar Ben Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich are excluded from any new coalition. Both have despoiled Israel’s global standing.

26.10.2026 50

Financial Review

Michael Easson

Big government can’t end loneliness blight

Tapping the volunteer spirit in Australians is needed so that local residents and businesses get a handle on the issues within their community.

02.08.2026 30

Financial Review

Michael Easson

Unis must end banality of indifference to antisemitism

Behaviour on campuses needs to change. Universities must be safe places for Jewish Australians,

15.07.2026 20

Financial Review

Michael Easson

Can the CFMEU kill off its gangster culture?

Efforts to wipe out corruption need to be systemic, grassroots-oriented and ruthless. Otherwise, the slime creeps back.

06.07.2026 50

Financial Review

Michael Easson

If nationalised electricity is the Tomago solution, what is the question?

Federal Labor must reject this idea outright. The arguments for it are flawed and expose the government to significant economic losses.

08.06.2026 60

Financial Review

Michael Easson

SA premier brought sense to madness of Adelaide writers’ festival

The calm considered opinion of Peter Malinauskas stands in contrast to the rousing defiance of Louise Adler and company.

20.01.2026 40

Financial Review

Michael Easson

What Australia must do now to confront antisemitism

Politics demands conviction and the courage to take tough measures. After the Bondi shooting, we need rousing defiance and solidarity like never...

15.12.2025 40

Financial Review

Michael Easson

Whitlam’s fall was the high art of political bastardry

On November 11, 1975, the greatness of all the participants traded at a discount. Australian politics became battlefield, theatre, trial and...

10.11.2025 30

Financial Review

Michael Easson

Israelis right to fear a hostile Palestine state

25.09.2025 50

The Australian

Michael Easson

The rise, fall and flailing of Jacinta Price

Every rock she hurled landed like a penny in her enemies’ wishing well. It is some accomplishment to manage to offend just about everybody.

12.09.2025 30

Financial Review

Michael Easson