Justin Amler

Justin Amler is a South African-born, Melbourne-based columnist who has lived in South Africa, New Zealand and Australia and is currently working in the Information Technology industry. He is an avid contributor to discussions on Israel, writing frequently to local newspapers.

 AUSTRALIAN PRIME Minister Anthony Albanese inspects the damage at the Adass Israel Synagogue in Melbourne, guided by Rabbi Moshe Khan, president of the Rabbinical Council of Victoria.

Australia's Jewish community feels abandoned after antisemitic arson - opinion

 Members of the Palestine Action Group gather ahead of a rally, amid the ongoing conflict between Israel and the Palestinian Islamist group Hamas, in Sydney, Australia May 3, 2024.

Australia’s shameful government has acted shamefully yet again

 A PROTEST in solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza takes place in London, in July. Instead of uniting against the evil of the October 7 attack, much of the international community has focused on Israel’s military response, urging Israeli restraint and calling for a ceasefire, the writer maintains.

A world of two realities, for peace they must be united - opinion


Global protests misplace blame: Focus should be on Hamas and Hezbollah - opinion

Recent protests wrongly focus on Israel, ignoring the real threats: Hamas and Hezbollah. This selective outrage misses the true causes of the conflict.

 MEMBERS OF the Palestine Action Group gather in Sydney, in May.

Israel's U20 World Cup success shows need to fight sports boycotts - opinion

A pattern of boycotts and discrimination against Israeli teams and athletes has been repeated throughout Israel’s 75-year history with the hope of turning it into a pariah and leading to its demise.

 ISRAELI TEAM members celebrate after the quarterfinal victory over Brazil at the FIFA U20 World Cup Argentina 2023 on Saturday.

Being a proud member of the Jewish tribe

Although I make up less that 0.2% of the world’s population, I know I’m not alone. There are people out there – probably more than I realize – that support me.

 Jews who refused to convert or leave Spain during the Inquisition were called heretics and could be burned to death on a stake. Wood engraving by Bocort after H.D. Linton.

A Just War of Survival


A peace that was never in reach


When words kill


A Holocaust pledge


There's something about Mary


A response to Haneen Zoabi’s article in Newsweek


The voices that keep on speaking