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===Partnerships===
AIJAC works closely with several Australian and international Jewish organisations including the Executive Council of Australian Jewry, the Zionist Federation of Australia, the various state Jewish community organisations, the [[Jewish National Fund]], the [[United Israel Appeal]], the [[World Union of Jewish Students]], and the [[American Jewish Committee]].{{sfn|Reich|2004|p=201}}<ref name="About AIJAC" /> Despite its cordial relations with mainstream Jewish groups, AIJAC disagrees with dissident Jewish peace groups like the [[Australian Jewish Democratic Society]], which is critical of Israel and has advocated on Palestinian rights.{{sfn|Reich|2004|p=202}}{{full citation|date=October 2024}}{{better source|date=October 2024}}

In May 1997, AIJAC and the American Jewish Committee established institutional ties to collaborate on key Jewish communal and international policy issues including defending the rights of Jews and other minorities, promoting friendly relations between Jews and other ethnic and religious groups, advocating for Jewish concerns in Asia and the Pacific Rim, advancing Israeli public diplomacy,{{cn|date=October 2024}} combating [[anti-Semitism|antisemitism]] and [[Holocaust denial]], and fostering ties between Israel and the [[Jewish Diaspora]]. The two organisations also collaborate in the joint sponsorship of research, conferences, symposia, exchange programs, and fact-finding missions in the Asia-Pacific region.{{sfn|Reich|2004|pp=202-203}}<ref name="About AIJAC" />