Shabbat Leych Lecha
November 7, 2024 by Jeremy Rosen
Challenges Read more
Kaddish – a Holocaust Memorial concert
November 6, 2024 by Victor Grynberg
A music review by Victor Grynberg Read more
A vision for Holocaust remembrance: Yad Vashem chairman Dani Dayan on his first official visit to Australia
November 5, 2024 by J-Wire Newsdesk
As Dani Dayan was preparing for his inaugural visit to Australia after assuming the role of Chairman of Yad Vashem in August 2021, he reflected on the weight of his responsibility in ensuring the Holocaust’s lessons are never forgotten. Read more
From Australia’s Jewish Past
November 5, 2024 by Ruth Lilian
Dr Doreen Miriam Bridges AM – an eminent early childhood music educator Read more
Fraser 1938-2024
November 4, 2024 by Henry Benjamin
At the end of September, I drove Fraser McEwing to the Opera House to review the Sydney Symphony Orchestra performing a program including Mahler’s Fourth Symphony. Read more
UNRWA to be booted from Israel with good reason
November 4, 2024 by David Singer
Decisions by Israel’s Knesset voting: Read more
Feintooner
November 4, 2024 by Feintooner
This week’s cartoon: UNrwa UNwelcome Read more
More than skin deep: Oct. 7 memorial tattoos
November 4, 2024 by Amelie Botbol - JNS
Campaigning for the release of their loved one, relatives of Liri Albag, one of 101 hostages still being held by Hamas in Gaza, got the word “faith” tattooed on themselves, replicating one of Liri’s tattoos. Read more
On the other hand
November 3, 2024 by Michael Kuttner
The Hebrew month of Tishrei has concluded and that means students are back full time at schools and universities. Read more
A Trump victory will destroy American democracy
November 3, 2024 by Menachem Rosensaft
I cannot for the life of me comprehend how any Jew, let alone a Holocaust survivor or a descendant of a Holocaust victim or survivor, could vote for Donald Trump who espouses the fascist ideology that enabled the Holocaust to occur. Read more
A new (political) danger for delicatessens
November 3, 2024 by Bruce S. Ticker
Ingrid Fliter performs Chopin
November 3, 2024 by Bill Brooks
The centrepiece of this week’s SSO concert was Chopin’s first piano concerto, Op. 11, played by leading Chopin interpreter Argentinian Ingrid Fliter Read more
Seeds sown in a Season of Death
November 3, 2024 by Anne Sarzin
A book review by Dr Anne Sarzin Read more
The Press: Black or White?
November 1, 2024 by J-Wire
We now live in a world of black and white. Either you are for something or you’re against. There are no nuances, no middle roads. Read more
Hard Truths
November 1, 2024 by Alex First
A movie review by Alex First Read more
Here
November 1, 2024 by Alex First
A movie review by Alex Firxt Read more
Your Name Means Dream
November 1, 2024 by Alex First
A Melbourne theatre review by Alex First Read more
Dilemmas
November 1, 2024 by Michael Kuttner
We are faced with a situation in which difficult choices have to be made. Read more
A day with an IDF artillery battalion
November 1, 2024 by Yaakov Lappin
Israel Defence Forces Artillery Corps units, which stand guard in the country’s north and south, ready at a moment’s notice to rain fire on the enemy, are the last thing Hezbollah and Hamas want to face across a battlefield. Read more
Shabbat Noach
October 31, 2024 by J-Wire
A match made in war
October 29, 2024 by Etgar Lefkovitz - JNS
When the young American social media consultant volunteering in Israel saw a handsome IDF soldier recuperating in the hospital rehabilitation ward, she offered him a Fruit Roll-Up. Read more
Dry Bones
October 29, 2024 by Yaakov - DryBones - Kirschen - JNS
Today’s cartoon: After Sinwar – with whom do we negotiate? Read more
From Australia’s Jewish Past
October 29, 2024 by Ruth Lilian
Charles K Bliss – the inventor of a universal language employing symbols Read more
Ode to Joy – a joyous performance
October 29, 2024 by Shirley Politzer
A music review by Shirley Politzer Read more
A Real Pain
October 28, 2024 by Alex First
A movie review by Alex First Read more
INTO THE FRAY: Something rotten in the land of the Tricolour?
October 28, 2024 by Martin Sherman
While France is the origin of the principles of modern democracy, it has also shown a disturbing affinity for tyranny. Read more
Mozart’s Sister
October 28, 2024 by Shirley Politzer
A movie review by Shirley Politzer Read more
UN inflaming Jew-hatred by keeping Gazans penned inside Gaza
October 28, 2024 by David Singer
The continuing failure of the United Nations to remove Gaza’s children, women, the sick and the elderly from eight refugee camps inside Gaza to the relative safety offered by 10 refugee camps located in Jordan and 12 refugee camps located in Syria – has been a monumental failure of judgement, dereliction of duty and lack of concern for the welfare of the 650,356 refugees living in Gaza and registered with the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA). Read more
Feintooner
October 28, 2024 by Feintooner
This week’s cartoon: Raining in Iran Read more
Iran’s missile program set back, but nuclear threat remains
October 27, 2024 by Yaakov Lappin
Israel’s airstrikes on military targets in Iran overnight Saturday damaged the Islamic Regime’s missile program and air defences while demonstrating the Israeli Air Force’s advanced long-range capabilities. Read more
