Mural from Old Czestochowa Synagogue

The MHM’s new permanent exhibition, Everybody Had a Name, features an artistic reimagining of the elaborate ceiling mural from the Old Czestochowa Synagogue in Poland. Read more

A chance to hear Josh Frydenberg

Former federal treasurer Josh Frydenberg’s documentary on Sky, “Never Again,” was watched across Australia. Read more

From Australia’s Jewish Past

Lillian Roxon – foreign correspondent rock journalist and author – best known for the first Rock Encyclopaedia Read more

Time Trump focused on Hashemite Kingdom of Palestine solution

A free-flowing and spirited Presidential Debate descended into virtual silence when President Trump surprisingly blew the opportunity to clearly differentiate his policy from President Biden’s long-standing policy supporting the creation of an independent Palestinian state [also known as the “two state solution” – ed] . Read more

Feintooner

This week’s cartoon: Debate Stakes Read more

Disney’s Beauty and the Beast

A Melbourne theatre review by Alex First Read more

On the other hand

It is amazing how many times we encounter a connection with New Zealand. Read more

The driver of Western Jew-hatred

Jew-hatred in the Diaspora is out of control and escalating. Read more

Shlomo Ben Yosef (1913-1937)

Once again, we find ourselves torn between negotiation or warfare. Read more

Myopia

An affliction is running rampant and has developed an uncanny resistance to any sort of countermeasures. Read more

Shabbat Shelach Lecha – Mental Fortitude

The reading this week is mainly concerned with the 12 men sent by Moses to tour the land of Israel prior to the invasion. Read more

Allegra meets Nova survivors

Wentworth Independent MP, Allegra Spender met with Remo, Mazal and Millet, three survivors of the October 7 attack on the Nova Music Festival. Read more

Dry Bones: High Court decision

Jewish unity in a time of war… Read more

Lightscape

A Melbourne spectacle at the Royal Botanic Gardens, reviewed by Alex First Read more

From Australia’s Jewish Past

Morris Mondle Phillips – a trailblazer for the legal profession Read more

Dry Bones: History Books

History books. Read more

All of France raped a 12-year-old Jewish girl

The 12-year-old Jewish girl just raped in Paris had committed two mortal sins in the eyes of the rapists: She was Jewish. Read more

Twelve tough questions and simple answers about Israel

My good friend, Taglit-Birthright Israel’s CEO Gidi Mark, challenged me recently: “Can you offer short, punchy answers to some of the pressing questions our participants have—and some of the accusations being thrown at them?”…writes Gil Troy. Read more

Biden & UN must rethink two Arab States in former Palestine

Security Council Resolution 2735 adopted on 10 June calling for a ceasefire in the Gaza-Israel War -has included a call for the creation of a new Arab State between Israel and Jordan – the two successor States to the 1922 League of Nations Mandate for Palestine and currently sovereign rulers in 94% of former Palestine: Read more

Feintooner

This week’s cartoon: Feasting on Famine Read more

Israeli self-repairing glass might revolutionize satellites, biomedicine and more

Israeli researchers have unveiled a highly transparent, self-repairing adhesive glass that forms spontaneously upon contact with water. Read more

A Kiwi in Kibbutz Kfar Aza

The man with the microphone explains that Shavout is an agricultural festival where we celebrate the crops harvested throughout the previous year. He tells us that the most important crop is not the apples, the wheat or the avocados. The harvest most cherished is the children born into the community during the past 12 months…writes David Kepes. Read more

Israel’s challenges

Prime Minister Netanyahu is a man under huge pressure on multiple fronts. Some of his own making and some not. Read more

On the other hand

Israel’s summer has kicked in with soaring temperatures. Read more

When Night Comes (Broad Encounters)

A Melbourne theatre review by Alex First Read more

The Last Train to Madeline

If you are looking to attend a superbly executed, exciting and energetic new play featuring top-notch acting, look no further than Fever103 Theatre’s The Last Train to Madeline. It is a breath of fresh air. Read more

The ‘Gaza famine’ myth

It’s now quite clear that there are simply no facts at all—none—that will alter the fixed narrative of lies, distortions and blood libels with which the liberal internationalist order is demonizing and delegitimizing Israel. Read more

Frantz Fanon

As a student I was a fan of Frantz Fanon, a black Frenchman born in Martinique. He was a psychiatrist, philosopher, revolutionary, and writer whose work was and remains influential in the fields of post-colonial studies, critical theory, and Marxism. Read more

Senseless Silence

There comes a time when in the face of unremitting enmity, silence is no longer a viable option. Read more

The Choir by ABBA The Museum

A Melbourne theatre review by Alex First Read more

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