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Jewish community ‘always playing catch-up’ on security

Executive Council of Australian Jewry co-CEO Peter Wertheim has told the Royal Commission into Antisemitism and Social Cohesion that government support for Jewish community...

Hamas’s new leader vows to continue path of Oct 7 mastermind Sinwar

Hamas’s newly appointed leader Khalil al-Hayya delivered a television address in the Arabic language on Wednesday. He vowed to continue in the path established by...
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Man convicted for swastika T-shirt outside Royal Commission

A retiree has acknowledged causing harm by wearing a swastika T-shirt outside the antisemitism Royal Commission, where Jewish Australians...

‘Cancelled’: inquiry told Jewish children being isolated

Children as young as 10 are being excluded from birthday parties and online group chats because they are Jewish,...

Royal commission could risk missing Bondi terror witness

The Royal Commission into Antisemitism and Social Cohesion might miss key evidence after a former source for an Australian...

Jewish leader abused at Bondi massacre site

Executive Council of Australian Jewry co-chief executive Alex Ryvchin was allegedly called an “evil Zionist” while visiting the site...

Radicalisation in the spotlight as Royal Commission announces next hearing block

The Royal Commission into Antisemitism and Social Cohesion has announced it will examine the causes of antisemitism and the...

Police concede flaws in tracking antisemitic crime

A senior officer has acknowledged that a police incident database makes it difficult to provide a clear picture of...

Abuse prompts Jewish congregants to conceal identity

Jewish Australians are concealing signs of their religious identity to avoid abuse, while rabbis are carrying growing levels of...

‘Back to the 1930s’: Outrage over online ‘mapping’ of Jewish, Israeli tourism in Italy

An online campaign calling on people to surveil and report the whereabouts of Jewish and Israeli tourists, or anyone...

Viagra ingredient reveals new pathway for fighting cancer spread

Israeli scientists have identified a previously unknown biological pathway through which Viagra’s active ingredient, sildenafil, appears to interfere with...

JCA calls on community to run together for City2Surf

The Jewish Communal Appeal (JCA) is the Platinum Charity Partner of this year's event, which will see more than...

Jewish children told to hide identity as fear spreads across generations

Jewish children are being told to hide signs of their identity, switch off location sharing and avoid displaying Hebrew...

Police criticised over Victoria’s ‘worst day’ of antisemitism

Jewish protesters and supporters, including people in wheelchairs, were attacked during what has been described as Victoria’s “worst day”...

Caulfield members force meeting amid fears rabbi will leave

A number of Caulfield Hebrew Congregation members are concerned that the shul's popular senior rabbi, Rabbi Daniel Rabin, is...

Witnesses to Bondi Beach terror attack at ‘real risk’

Eyewitnesses and survivors of the Bondi Beach massacre have had their identities protected to ensure they are not re-traumatised...

Pressure mounts on Burnham to address antizionist extremism in Britain

Prime Minister Andy Burnham begins his term facing immediate scrutiny from British Jewish communities, who are seeking reassurance that...

Jewish leaders say Labor risks abandoning key peace conditions

Jewish leaders have warned Labor against dropping key conditions linked to Australia’s recognition of a Palestinian state. They say...

Israeli scientists uncover new pathways behind intestinal repair

Scientists have discovered a previously unknown level of organisation inside the intestine: support cells once believed to form a...

Jewish families hit with soaring school security bills

“The idea that government grants should not be used towards providing that level of much-needed protection has been problematic.” Families...

Jewish leader details growing sense of community unease

A wave of antisemitic attacks has left Jewish Australians shaken, a community leader said on Monday, as a royal...

Up to 70 per cent of Sydney synagogue families report antisemitic abuse, survey finds

“I have become accustomed to threats of violence. That should disturb every Australian.” A survey of more than 300 families...