Michael McLaren has criticised the push to recognise a Palestinian state, arguing it "ignores the reality" of the Palestinian Authority's long-standing positions and its declining influence over its own people.

Michael McLaren has criticised the push to recognise a Palestinian state, arguing it "ignores the reality" of the Palestinian Authority's long-standing positions and its declining influence over its own people.

Join Michael McLaren on 2GB Afternoons for a mix of news, opinion, entertainment and fun from 12.00pm - 3.00pm, Monday to Friday.

You can contact the show on the text line 0460 873 873

Join Michael McLaren on 2GB Afternoons for a mix of news, opinion, entertainment and fun from 12.00pm - 3.00pm, Monday to Friday.
You can contact the show on the text line 0460 873 873

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'Ignoring reality' -Michael on why recognising Palestine is 'counter-productive' to peace

The ACTU is blindsiding industry with a high-stakes push for 25 days of mandated annual leave, claiming workers are "27% behind" on the fruits of their labor.

SDA National Secretary Gerard Dwyer joined Michael to argue that after 50 years of stagnant standards, a 2% labor cost hike is a "justifiable uplift" for a workforce already giving four weeks of unpaid overtime back to the boss.

The ACTU is blindsiding industry with a high-stakes push for 25 days of mandated annual leave, claiming workers are "27% behind" on the fruits of their labor.
SDA National Secretary Gerard Dwyer joined Michael to argue that after 50 years of stagnant standards, a 2% labor cost hike is a "justifiable uplift" for a workforce already giving four weeks of unpaid overtime back to the boss.

'Time has come' - Unions demand 5th week of leave to rebalance the productivity ledger

Michael McLaren suggests that a world without the Ayatollah is a better one, achieved through decisive military action rather than the "impotent" talk fests of the United Nations.

Michael McLaren suggests that a world without the Ayatollah is a better one, achieved through decisive military action rather than the "impotent" talk fests of the United Nations.

'Epic fury' - Ayatollah regime facing total annihilation

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'Ignoring reality' -Michael on why recognising Palestine is 'counter-productive' to peace

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