NYT needs to end silence on Hashemite Kingdom of Palestine

The visit to Hebron this week by New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman and Kathleen Kingsbury, The New York Times Opinion Editor, could see the NYT finally breaking its silence on the Hashemite Kingdom of Palestine proposal published in the Saudi Arabian government-controlled Al Arabiya News on 8 June 2022. Read more

The not so beautiful game

They call football the beautiful game – a game played with grace and beauty and elegance as if poetry itself has leapt from the pages and onto the playing fields where players move with the smoothness of a gentle breeze across vast desert sands…writes Justin Ambler. Read more

“Carmen “ on Cockatoo Island. ‘Unforgettable and a must see’ says Victor Grynberg

Carmen is probably the most played opera around the world. Read more

Israeli teenager killed, more than 20 injured in Jerusalem terror bombings

One Israeli was killed and more than 20 injured on Wednesday in two explosions at bus stops located near entrances to Jerusalem. Read more

For Israel’s detractors, her existence is the root cause of the issues, not her policies.

This most recent Israeli election, the fifth in the current cycle, proved to be quite different from the previous four, not only in producing a definitive result but with the campaign itself. Read more

Remove the word ‘Nazi’

Lawyers for Victoria’s education department asked an expert to remove the word Nazi from a report on whether a school principal’s alleged anti-Semitic speech caused offence to Jewish students, a court has heard. Read more

It’s time for Israel to untie the American apron strings

Can Israel break its dependency on the United States? Read more

Unpredictable politics

I realise someone has to run a country. I just wish there was another viable alternative to current politics. Read more

Qatar’s farcical World Cup begins

Even before the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar kicked off, the tournament already had a hero: the former captain of the Iranian national team, Ali Daei. Read more

Rabbis call out State Department for double standard on Ben-Gvir and Palestinian terrorism

A coalition representing more than 2,000 American rabbis criticised U.S. State Department spokesperson Ned Price for what it described as a double standard on support for terrorism. Read more

Melbourne City Council joins anti-Israel groups to sponsor Palestine National Day

The Melbourne City Council and Federation Square  have sponsored today’s Palestine National Day. Read more

Lies and unapologetic antisemitism from the UN ‘Commission of Inquiry’

Antisemitism at the United Nations may be as ubiquitous as the United Nations’ dead silence on human rights violations around the world but rarely has it been as brazen and transparent as on Oct. 27, 2022. Read more

New Zealand agritech delegation to Israel

The Embassy of Israel in Wellingtons is partnering with the Trans – Tasman Business Circle in the upcoming Agritech Delegation to Israel from 6 – 12 November. Read more

International Day of the Girl

The National Council of Jewish Women NSW has commemorated the International Day of the Girl with a large-scale creative charity event. Read more

Oct-26 11am Sydney: Resilience in the face of adversity

“I’m not a victim, I am a survivor,” says acclaimed author and motivational speaker Eddy Boas. Read more

Nov-13 11am Melbourne: A unique opportunity to learn about the Voice

Next year, Australians will be asked to vote in a referendum that will ask whether Australia should enshrine an Indigenous Voice to Parliament within the Constitution. Read more

A unique opportunity to learn about the Voice

Next year, Australians will be asked to vote in a referendum that will ask whether Australia should enshrine an Indigenous Voice to Parliament within the Constitution. Read more

Water and Joy

The last days of the festival of Succot have, over time, turned from a sort of last-minute postscript called Shmini Atzeret, the farewell get-together to round things off the season of festivals with, into the joyful Simhat Torah. But why is joy so important? Read more

“The intolerant cancer of the far right in our community”

The deputy chair of the NSW Parliamentary Friends of Israel, Walt Secord has urged the NSW Perrottet Government to increase monitoring and investigation of extreme far-right groups. Read more

10 reasons faulty Israel-Lebanon gas deal smells foul

After 10 years of failing to reach an agreement on the Israel-Lebanon maritime border, Prime Minister Yair Lapid has announced that an accord has been reached, calling it a “historic achievement.” Read more

Nazi flyers in Bondi

A neo-Nazi group has been distributing white supremacy flyers in the heavily Jewish Sydney suburb of Bondi. Read more

WWI Australians honoured in Israel

The heroic efforts of the Australian Light Horsemen were acknowledged at the Battle of Semakh Commemoration recently at the historic Semakh Railway Station. Read more

Nov-2 11:20pm SBS World Movies: The Counterfeiters

Salomon ‘Sally’ Sorowitsch is an expert Jewish counterfeiter, enjoying the good life until he’s sent to the Mauthausen concentration camp. Read more

Nov-3 8:30pm SBS World Movies: Waiting for Anya

Based on the book by world-renowned author Michael Morpurgo, Waiting For Anya tells the powerful and true story of a young shepherd and a reclusive widow who work together to smuggle Jewish children across the southern border of France into Spain during the horrors of World War Two. Read more

Nov-3 10:30pm SBS-World Movies: Into the Arms of Strangers

For nine months prior to World War II, Britain conducted an extraordinary rescue mission, opening its doors to over 10,000 Jewish and other children from Germany, Austria, and Czechoslovakia. Read more

Oct-23 Sydney: Jewish speed dating event

Sydney’s Dover Heights Shule will be the venue for Debbie Katz’s next speed dating event. Read more

Send a message against racism – join the Harmony Walk

Four Sydney Councils – Randwick, Waverley, Bayside & Woollahra will join Multicultural NSW in supporting the anti-racist Harmony walk being held on 16 October. Read more

Fight for the common good

Prime Minister Yair Lapid yesterday addressed the memorial ceremony for IDF soldiers who fell in the Yom Kippur War. Read more

Oct-29 5:10pm SBS-World Movies: Between Worlds

25-year-old Oliel lies severely injured and unconscious in hospital after a terror attack in Jerusalem. Read more

Oct-27 9:55pm SBS-World Movies: The Physician

In Persia in the 11th Century, a surgeon’s apprentice disguises himself as a Jew to study at a school that does not admit Christians. Read more

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