Alice In Wonderland…writes Michael Kuttner

“In wonderland, Alice knew she had but to open her eyes again and all would change to dull reality.” Read more

All My Sons…a theatre reviews by Deb Meyer

Capitalism, corruption and cover ups are familiar stomping ground in American theatre. In All My Sons, Arthur Miller’s riveting, award-winning play of 1947, these themes and more are explored in epic proportions. Read more

The Antisemitism of BDS…writes Julie Nathan

The Boycott Divestment Sanctions (BDS) campaign is inherently antisemitic. BDS campaigners deny this. Read more

Montefiore Chair of Healthy Brain Ageing, Professor Henry Brodaty AO, wins ‘Nobel Prize for Ageing’

UNSW Scientia Professor Henry Brodaty AO, has been awarded The Ryman Prize, an international prize that rewards the best work in the world that has enhanced quality of life for older people. Read more

The scandal-ridden chief rabbinate must be restructured…writes Isi Leibler

The depths to which the haredi extremists have sunk with their scandalous abuse of their rabbinical authority seem limitless. It is high time for Jews in Israel and the Diaspora to publicly vent their rage and insist that these shenanigans must cease. Read more

Einstein the Musical

Jess Newman has written a Musical about Albert Einstein entitled “Einstein: Master of the Universe” playing at Melbourne’s Theatreworks in St Kilda. He talks with Henry Greener. Read more

Record Number of Graduates from Aged Care Course at Jewish Care

A record number of students have graduated from the Certificate III in Aged Care and Home & Community Care course, hosted by Melbourne’s Jewish Care’s Employment and Education Centre. Read more

Jewish Care supports NAIDOC week

Generational experiences of alienation, dislocation and persecution are dominant discourses of both the Jewish community and the Indigenous people of Australia. Read more

Strengthening Jewish life at universities

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What can I do about Jewish fundamentalism?…ask the rabbi.

Q. What can we do about Jewish fundamentalists? Read more

Parting is such sweet sorrow…writes Michael Kuttner

Unlike Shakespeare’s words from Romeo and Juliet the partings which have taken place recently and others which are bound to occur contain a mixture of bitterness and blessed relief. Read more

Palestine – European Union Acclaims Abbas Whilst Flogging Farage

Brexit proponent Nigel Farage has been branded a liar by the European Parliament (EUP) – but PLO Chairman Mahmoud Abbas can lie compulsively without the slightest EUP remonstration or rebuke…writes David Singer. Read more

The Xenophon team

With the Nick Xenophon Team likely to gain a number of Senate seats, and possibly a couple of lower house seats, at the looming election, and thus possibly holding or sharing the balance of power in one or both Houses, the Australia/Israel Review (AIR) examined the Senator’s record on Israel, and found much that concerns it. Read more

A resoundingly satisfying performance…an SSO music review

Staying in familiar territory, but with more ear-challenges than the last APT Mater Series concert, the SSO loaded up its heavy artillery for a resoundingly satisfying performance last night, writes Fraser Beath McEwing. Read more

The Ideation Project

Sydney’s The Shalom Institute is now accepting applications for its second year of its ground-breaking innovation program, The Ideation Project. Read more

Can ‘open source jihad’ be stopped? Israeli conference searches for solutions

It was Oct. 27, 2015, shortly after 10 a.m. Two terrorists from the Jerusalem neighborhood of Jabel Mukaber boarded an Egged bus in the East Talpiot area. One was armed with a gun, the other with a knife…writes Maayan Jaffe-Hoffman/JNS.org. Read more

Poisoned minds…writes Emily Gian

There is a scene in the movie, “Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan”, in which the Sacha Baron Cohen character finds himself deep inside redneck territory in an American country and western lounge bar. Read more

Herzog’s intolerable deceit

Zionist Union Chairman MK Isaac Herzog is the scion of one of Israel’s most distinguished families…writes Isi Leibler. Read more

U.K.’s historic ‘Brexit’ vote leaves Israel pondering policy and trade implications

In a historic referendum, the United Kingdom voted to leave the 28-nation European Union (EU), sending shockwaves throughout Europe and the international community…writes Alex Traiman/JNS.org. Read more

Greens candidate talks about her decision not to attend Zionism Victoria co-hosted debate

Steph Hodgins-May, The Greens candidate for Melbourne Ports has created controversy by deciding not to attend a Candidates Debate because she claims she had not been advised it was being c-hosted by Zionism Victoria…she speaks to Henry Greener about her decision and The Greens policies. Read more

Henry Greener checks out the Sex Party and the Independent candidate for Melbourne Ports

Dr Meredith Doig, The Sex Party Senate Candidate and Peter Holland, an Independent candidate for Melbourne Ports speak to Henry Greener at the Pre-Polling Booth at Betty Day Community Centre. Read more

Meet Tim Wilson

Tim Wilson, Liberal Candidate for Goldstein speaks to Henry Greener about his past as Human Rights Commissioner, his present as running for a very safe Liberal Seat and his future as a pro-active Member of Parliament. Read more

This is not how we roll

This month when I opened a copy of the Wairarapa Times-Age, a New Zealander wearing a Neo Nazi uniform stared back at me…writes Dame Susan Devoy. Read more

Should you watch TV on Shabbat?…ask the Rabbi

Rabbi Raymond answers a question about watching TV on Shabbat…and writes on suicide. Read more

State of the Union

By the time you read this, the results of the British referendum will be known…writes Michael Kuttner. Read more

Palestine – European Union Should Heed Israel’s Sobering Message

The European Union needs to heed the sobering message delivered by Israel’s President – Reuven Rivlin – to the European Parliament on 22 June…writes David Singer. Read more

Jews and Israel in a threatened, leaderless and delusional world

The painful lesson of the Orlando massacre is that no place in the world is immune to fanatical religious extremists willing to kill themselves to achieve heavenly salvation…writes Isi Leibler. Read more

Melbourne marriage equality political guide

GLBTI group Aleph Melbourne has published a Voters’ Guide for Marriage Equality in Jewish Melbourne. Read more

Melbourne Ports: Henry Greener interviews the candidates

With the federal elections approaching, Henry Greener interviews incumbent member for Melbourne Ports Michael Danby and Liberal candidate Owen Guest. Read more

Orlando and Tel Aviv shootings highlight American-Israeli dichotomy on guns

In a span of less than a week, deadly shooting sprees at the hands of gunmen affiliated with Islamic terror movements rocked Orlando and Tel Aviv…writes Alex Traiman/JNS.org. Read more

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