October 7 women ignored by human rights organisations

A rally to highlight inaction from women’s rights organisations in not only not condemning the 7^th of October terrorist attack in Israel but also not acknowledging its occurrence has been held in Sydney. Read more

Chanukah – Lights of Hope

Two months on from the 7^th of October terrorist attack, the ECAJ, Lights of Hope and Moriah College held a Chanukah event, commemorating the atrocity and bringing in the holiday as a community. Read more

ECAJ Annual Conference see presidency move to Melbourne

The annual conference of The Executive Council of Australian Jewry held at Sydney’s Moriah College saw its leadership move to Melbourne from Sydney. Read more

100th anniversary of the NSW Jewish War Memorial

The Governor of New South Wales, Margaret Beazley, attended the Remembrance Day service at the Sydney Jewish Museum. Read more

Burgertory owner: We have never doubted or questioned the Jewish connection to the Holy Land.

Founder of Australian burger chain Burgertory, Hash Tayeh, has issued a statement after being seen leading a chant of ‘From the river to see, Palestine will be free’ at a Pro-Palestine Rally. Read more

Interfaith in times like this

Rabbi Dr Benjamin Elton, the chief rabbi of Sydney’s Great Synagogue, spoke to J-Wire about his own approach to interfaith discourse during the current situation. Read more

From the Sydney Fringe Festival

Former Emanuel School student Davey Seagle has found his niche in immersive theatre with his production company PonyDog Productions. Read more

Scrapper

A movie review by Ilan Harris Read more

No holds barred at ZFA conference

The Zionist Federation of Australia (ZFA) has held its plenary conference at Sydney’s Central Synagogue. Read more

Alex Ryvchin’s latest book – The Seven Deadly Myths

 Alex Ryvchin’s new book, The Seven Deadly Myths, investigating the conspiracies behind antisemitism, was launched in Sydney yesterday. Read more