Readers' Letters

Your say: comments from readers It is refreshing to read Chancellor Jennifer Westacott’s account of the rise of antisemitism...

1)  Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, Education Minister Jason Clare and their cohort frequently state “there is no place for...

I refer to your article about the rabbis meeting with the Prime Minister. The interesting and very troubling thing is...

“Police find no evidence of anti-Semitic chant at pro-Palestine rally”. So the news headline summarised the police statement. Accurately. Really?! Only, and...

In an op-ed in The Australian, foreign editor Greg Sheridan gave a partially religious assessment of the Hamas-Israel conflict...

There’s a huge difference between free speech and hate speech, or speech inciting violence. How can the daughter of...

I must respond to Michael Kutter and his Brick Walls story and I make the point that in recent years we have seen some changes here.

As a member of the Australian Jewish community (Australian first and foremost), I agree with most of John Lyons’ complaints.

I have attended every Yom Hazikoron commemoration since JNF’s Aviva Kogus and Noga and Rami Ganor organised the first one in the King David Room of the now-vanished Hall Street Hakoah Club in the early 1990’s

David Ben-Gurion did not oppose bombing the Auschwitz death camp, as William Rubinstein erroneously claims (JWire, Feb. 16). Apparently Rubinstein is not familiar with the recent research on this subject by a number of Holocaust scholars.