Auckland lawyer convicted over anti-Israel vandalism campaign

An Auckland barrister has been convicted for orchestrating a months-long campaign of vandalism against the offices of senior New Zealand politicians in protest against Israel’s war with Hamas. Read more

No more words: Bondi shows why action matters

Bondi Beach on Sunday was not just a backdrop for another protest. Read more

NZ conductor withdraws from Israel concerts citing travel advisories — PSNA claims a BDS ‘victory’

New Zealand conductor Gemma New has withdrawn from her scheduled appearance with the Israeli Philharmonic Orchestra (IPO) in January 2026, citing official travel advisories. Read more

 No, Not in Our Backyard – Bondi Beach Gathering

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Israel’s president presses Pope Leo XIV to help free Hamas hostages

Israeli President Isaac Herzog met Thursday with Pope Leo XIV at the Vatican, urging increased international efforts to secure the release of hostages held by Hamas in Gaza. Read more

The scandal they tried to hide

Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has taken to YouTube to reveal the real reason why the International Criminal Court in The Hague accused Israel and issued a warrant to arrest him. Read more

‘Danger to public’: Neo-Nazi leader loses bid for bail

Neo-Nazi group leader Thomas Sewell is a danger to the public, a magistrate has found as she refused him bail over an alleged attack on an Aboriginal protest site.
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Netanyahu: Latest Hamas hostage-deal statement just ‘spin’

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday dismissed Hamas’s statement earlier in the evening on its readiness to reach a “comprehensive deal” to end the war in Gaza. Read more

Netanyahu calls violent protesters ‘fascist militias’

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu harshly condemned violent protesters against his government on Wednesday after they started fires in Jerusalem, saying they were “just like fascist militias.” Read more

ABC blames ‘perfect storm’ for journo’s illegal sacking

The ABC has blamed a “perfect storm” for the decision to illegally fire a journalist in what has been described as a placation of pro-Israeli lobbyists who complained about her views. Read more

‘Betrayal’: former PM condemns Palestine recognition

One of Australia’s longest-serving prime ministers has condemned government plans to recognise a Palestinian state, slamming it as a “betrayal” of international law. Read more

Journalist seeks big penalty after illegal ABC sacking

A journalist illegally sacked for sharing reports Israel was using starvation as a weapon of war wants the ABC fined enough to stop it from axing other vocal staff. Read more

Argentine court detains Nazi’s daughter over looted art

A judge in Argentina on Tuesday placed the daughter of a late Nazi under house arrest after police failed to find a painting believed to be in her possession, which was stolen from a Jewish person during the Holocaust. Read more

Gaza City operation entering ‘decisive stage,’ Netanyahu tells IDF troops

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed IDF reservists and conscripts on Tuesday amid a massive mobilisation as the military prepares to conquer one of the last Hamas strongholds of Gaza City, calling it a “decisive stage” in the nearly two-year-long war. Read more

Ofek 19 satellite transmitting data after successful launch

Israel’s newly launched Ofek 19 radar observation satellite has successfully entered orbit, transmitted data, and completed a series of initial tests, the Defence Ministry announced on Wednesday morning. Read more

‘I chose life’ – Sharabi’s story of survival grips JNF event

“My name is Eli Sharabi. I’ve come back from hell.”

With those words, Eli Sharabi, who survived 491 days in Hamas captivity, addressed an extraordinary sold-out JNF Annual Event in Sydney on Tuesday evening, where he shared his story in conversation with leading Israeli journalist and commentator, Nadav Eyal.

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Israel’s top court rejects government procedure for dismissing attorney general

The High Court of Justice issued a unanimous decision on Monday night, urging the government to reverse its dismissal of Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara and to abandon the new procedure it approved in June that enabled her removal. Read more

Australia urged to act as experts declare Gaza genocide

Australia cannot wait until international courts decide that a genocide is happening in Gaza, an expert says, urging the government to take imminent action. Read more

Leave a lasting legacy for Israel through a no-cost will courtesy UIA

United Israel Appeal is proud to announce a new partnership with Safewill, one of Australia’s leading online Will-writing platforms, making it easier than ever for Australians to create a legacy that truly matters. Read more

Nova survivor brings a human face to IRGC’s role in antisemitism

Iranian Jewish activist and Nova festival survivor Natalie Sanandaji has welcomed Australia’s decision to expel Iran’s ambassador and list the IRGC as a terrorist organisation.

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Penny Wong meets released hostage

Released hostage Eli Sharabi met Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles and Foreign Minister Penny Wong in Canberra yesterday. Read more

NCJWA unveils landmark Ambassadors initiative, appoints Dr Kerryn Phelps

The National Council of Jewish Women of Australia (NCJWA) has announced a landmark initiative, appointing Dr Kerryn Phelps as its first ambassador in a programme designed to elevate Jewish women’s voices and strengthen their role in shaping Australian society.

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Greta Thunberg joins flotilla heading for Gaza with aid

Climate campaigner Greta Thunberg has joined a flotilla of boats loaded with aid for Gaza as they set sail from Barcelona, aiming to break Israel’s naval blockade and deliver food to the shattered enclave. Read more

US post-war Gaza plan sees relocation of population

According to a post-war plan circulating within the Trump administration, Palestinians would be paid cash to leave Gaza. Read more

Pro-Palestinian groups plan to shut Auckland Harbour Bridge in September

Auckland is bracing for a large-scale pro-Palestinian protest on September 13, when organisers intend to march tens of thousands of people across the iconic Harbour Bridge, echoing demonstrations held recently in Sydney and Brisbane. Read more

Israeli Jewish Agency head cancels South Africa trip over potential arrest

The chairman of the Jewish Agency for Israel, Maj. Gen. (res.) Doron Almog cancelled a planned visit to South Africa amid concerns that authorities there could issue an arrest warrant against him, the organisation announced Sunday. Read more

IDF soldier KIA in Gaza’s south brings wartime toll to 900

The Israel Defence Forces announced on Saturday evening that Sgt. 1st class (res.) Ariel Lubliner, 34, from Kiryat Bialik, had been killed in the southern Gaza Strip. Read more

A preview of the future of Sydney Jewish Museum

An architectural marvel is taking shape in Darlinghurst, as the Sydney Jewish Museum undergoes a monumental transformation.

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Israel targets Hamas military spokesman Abu Obeida in Gaza strike

The IDF and Shin Bet announced on Saturday evening that they struck a “senior terrorist” in Gaza City using an armed drone. Read more

Israel recovers body of hostage Idan Shtivi

The IDF announced that, in a complex operation conducted under the joint guidance of the Intelligence Corps’ Unit 8200 and the Shin Bet, the body of Israeli hostage Idan Shtivi was recovered from Gaza, alongside the body of Ilan Weiss, which was announced on Friday. Read more

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