Dunera: The Merchant Of Venice – Live Discussion

Following Streamed Shakespeare’s all virtual production of ‘The Merchant of Venice’ last month (trailer here) this roundtable will host the Director and Actors live in conversation. Read more

The wandering shofar

September 9, 2020 by  

Sydney’s Emanuel Synagogue’s Rabbi Rafi Kaiserblueth will tour the Eastern Suburbs on the 2nd day of Rosh Hashanah sounding the shofar at chosen points. Read more

R U OK day is on Thursday 10 September. 

September 8, 2020 by  

R U OK? Day: the national day of mental health awareness and suicide prevention, aims for people to reach out and ask each other if they are okay and have important conversations about mental health and struggles people are experiencing. Read more

Daniel Gordis: “Israel education in the 21st century. What has to Change?”

The Zionist Council of NSW will host a talk with Daniel Gordis addressing the common critique among Western youth that the story they were taught about Israel is incomplete and ask how we might adjust our Israel education to meet the needs of a new generation. Read more

Arnold Zable to discuss his latest book The Watermill at the online Shalom Sydney Jewish Writers Festival

September 2, 2020 by  

Acclaimed Australian author, Arnold Zable, will be interviewed by book reviewer and podcast host, Nicole Abadee, on Thursday 3 September at 8pm about his latest work, The Watermill. Read more

New CEO for the National Council of Jewish Women of Australia Vic

August 31, 2020 by  

NCJWA Vic has announced the appointment of its new CEO, Ms Alexandra P. Silver effective from tomorrow. Read more

Eli Rabinowitz elected to International Jewish Genealogy Board   

August 28, 2020 by  

Perth-based Eli Rabinowitz has been elected to the Board of Directors of the International Association of Jewish Genealogical Societies (IAJGS) at its International Jewish Genealogy Conference. Read more

Webinar: Touching Base With Your Spirit

The impact of COVID-19 on all Australians cannot be understated. Read more

Temple Beth Israel launches Yachad

In response to Covid-19, and the community not being able to gather together, prayer offerings have rapidly moved to an entirely virtual space. Read more

Tour Jewish museums in Cape Town, London and Maryland

The Jewish Museum of Australia has teamed up with the Jewish Museum London, Jewish Museum of Maryland and South African Jewish Museum to bring you Around the World in 21 Days: Museums Across the Seas. Read more

New principal for Yeshiva College Bondi

August 9, 2020 by  

Duncan Kendall has been appointed as the Principal/CEO of the Yeshiva College Bondi. Read more

$16,000 for Jewish House

August 9, 2020 by  

State Labor MP Dr Marjorie O’Neill has presented Sydney’s Jewish House with a $16,000 grant to purchase a new vehicle to increase their food deliveries to the needy. Read more

Geoff Sirmai to play Shylock

August 4, 2020 by  

Streamed Shakespeare has announced its newest production: The Merchant Of Venice. Read more

Three Jewish grandmothers play matchmaker

August 3, 2020 by  

In 2019, Jewish Life Television launched Bubbies Know Best, a dating show with a Jewish twist – where three Jewish grandmothers act as matchmakers for Young and Old, Straight and Gay, Jewish and Non-Jewish. Based upon the show’s great success in Season 1, Bubbies Know Best began pre-production on Season 2 earlier this year. Read more

From Buenos Aires: the new WUPJ president

A zoom discussion with the new World Union for Progressive Judaism. Read more

Technion webinar hosts inventors

Dr Amit Goffer experienced a tragic accident that confined him to a wheelchair – as an accomplished inventor and entrepreneur, he didn’t accept his fate to never stand upright again and immediately started to develop alternative modes of transport to the traditional wheelchair. Read more

Glimpsing the future of Judaism, Israel & world Jewry 

On Tisha B’Av, Emanuel Synagogue and Kehilat Nitzan, Melbourne will present an online Eicha reading followed by a Zoom lecture by world-renowned Israeli Futurist, Prof. David Passig of Bar-Ilan University. Read more

Shtisel stars to highlight evolving Haredi community

July 16, 2020 by  

Shtisel actress Neta Riskin (Giti Weiss) will join Shtisel co-creator Yehonatan Indursky and Jerusalem-based Haredi feminist activist Pnina Pfeuffer for an enlightening webinar on Israel’s complex and evolving Haredi community. Read more

Israeli-Canadian author to speak to the Shalom Sydney Jewish Writers Festival about latest book, Spies of No Country

In 1948, four Mizrachi men, native to the Arab world and who could easily assume Arab identities, went undercover in Beirut.  Read more

Dunera: Pizza, Parmigiano and Pavarotti!

Ciao! Get ready for an all Italian extravaganza of culture, food, and music. Read more

Peace is possible

Sydney’s Kehillat Masada together with Emanuel Synagogue present a bonus session in their Peace Is Possible series highlighting grassroots organisations, all involved in developing a new language of co-operation and collaboration between Israelis and Palestinians.

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Meet the creator of Shtisel

The creator of Shtisel, Yehonatan Indursky, will be zooming in from Israel to give a talk and Q&A session on August 5. Read more

Fleeing the Hijab

“On July 22, Zionism Victoria, in partnership with St Kilda Hebrew Congregation and South Caulfield Hebrew Congregation, will host Iranian-born Dr Sima Goel for her first Australian appearance. Read more

FOJAM set to present “Spun Stories”

Melbourne’s FOJAM (Festival of Jewish Arts and Music) is to present an online storytelling event Spun Stories. Read more

KH-UIA global family uniting in crisis  

July 6, 2020 by  

UIA Australia hosted over 500 supporters at its Keren Hayesod-UIA Global Family online event last week. Read more

Challahs for the cops

July 3, 2020 by  

The Australian Jewish Association has delivered a special Shabbat message as an expression of thanks to some of the police who protect our community. Read more

Zoom with Zeddy

Zeddy Lawrence is the editor of the Australian Jewish News, a position that sees him balancing reporting about the community whilst also reporting to it. Read more

Impacting Science from a Small Country – Q&A w Nobel Prize laureate

Over the past two decades, eight Israeli scientists have won the Nobel Prize, an extraordinary achievement for a country of its size and population. Read more

Covid-19 – are we prepared for a 2nd wave?

With the easing of the lockdown rules, concerns are being sounded about a possible second wave of Covid-19. The second wave of the Spanish flu pandemic in 1918-20 was particularly devastating, as was the second wave of the Swine Flu epidemic in 2009-10. So what can be done to avoid the second wave of Covid-19? Read more

Harry Potter in Yiddish – a Zoom presentation

From Gaelic to Mongolian, the magical world of Harry Potter has been translated into over 80 languages. But there was a notable exception… Read more

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