Dry Bones: Cartoon – Fighting for Our Survival

Fighting for our survival. Read more

Douglas Murray: European Jew-hatred too deep to identify ‘even after years of therapy’

Travelling in the Arab world, the British journalist Douglas Murray has found “fanatical obsessives” who know something about Israel but still criticise the Jewish state. Read more

On the other hand

“Sorry, your electrician, plumber and computer technician are not available because they are on milium (IDF reserve duty)”. Read more

Gaslight

A Melbourne theatre review by Alex First Read more

Biden says Netanyahu ‘hurting Israel’ in TV interview

US President Joe Biden says Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is “hurting Israel” by not doing more to avert civilian deaths in Gaza as a split between the leaders grows. Read more

Mediators at Gaza talks push to secure truce: Israel

Efforts to secure a deal on a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas in Gaza are ongoing, Israel’s intelligence agency Mossad says, despite dimming hopes for a truce during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan. Read more

We cannot continue to fail the women Hamas raped and tortured

This year’s International Women’s Day theme, “Inspire Inclusion,” is meant to emphasise the importance of diversity and empowerment in creating a society in which women are treated equally…writes Carol Ann Schwartz. Read more

The scapegoating of Israel

The name of David Cameron, Britain’s foreign secretary, is on course to become a synonym for infamy in Britain’s Jewish community to rival that of Ernest Bevin. Read more

Jake picked for the Olyroos

19-year-old soccer star Jake Girdwood-Reich has been selected as a member of the Olyroos, the Australian U23 national squad. Read more

Who was Job?

One of my earliest and happiest memories and the first play I ever attended, was The Story of Job performed at Carmel College in 1953. Read more

A sombre International Women’s Day event in Bondi

Around 300 women gathered at Bondi Beach to remember the women remaining as hostages in Gaza. Read more

Chris Minns launches debut novel The Girl from Moscow

NSW Premier Chris Minns officially launched Julia Levitina’s debut novel, The Girl from Moscow at Gertrude and Alice bookshop at Bondi Beach. Read more

Tefillin on Norfolk Island

On a recent visit to Norfolk Island, Rabbi Chaim and Judith Ingram visited Vaughan Nicol, the only known Jew on the island. Read more

Tumultuous Turmoil

The imminent advent of Ramadan will herald the annual orgy of anarchy, violence and vitriol. Read more

Malaysia slams West for failing to stand up for Gaza

Malaysia has urged Australia to reinstate funding to a United Nations organisation helping Palestinians in Gaza and condemn human rights violations with the same consistency it has against Russia. Read more

The Hate Race

A Melbourne theatre review by Alex First Read more

Rishi Sunak: A global beacon of hope for the Jewish people

Hope is a word that is overused in the modern political dialogue. Read more

L’Chaim – To Life! A podcast featuring Dave Sharma

Maurice Klein speaks with Senator Dave Sharma, Liberal senator for New South Wales. Read more

Shabbat Vayakhel & Shekalim – Community or Individuality?

This week’s Torah starts with the word Vayakhel. It means ‘gathering together’. Read more

MPs clash with pro-Palestinian protesters over Gaza war

Queensland MPs have clashed with pro-Palestinian protesters outside parliament during a rally against the Gaza conflict. Read more

A dance event to memorialise the Nova dance event

More than 2,500 people flocked to Melbourne’s Caulfield Racecourse Reserve on Tuesday night to take part in Zionism Victoria & Habayit’s We Will Dance Again: Nova Tribute. Read more

Dismissed presenter calls for ABC manager education

The national broadcaster could be forced to educate managers on how to properly deal with misconduct allegations after the dismissal of a presenter when she shared a social media post about the conflict in Gaza. Read more

JCA announces campaign event at Sydney Opera House

Bookings opened today for JCA’s 2024 Communal Campaign event on Sunday, 7^th April 2024, at the iconic Sydney Opera House. Read more

Commission of Inquiry holds Netanyahu responsible for Israel’s worst civilian disaster

A state commission of inquiry investigating Israel’s worst civilian disaster held Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu personally responsible for the tragedy in a report released on Wednesday. Read more

Hamas to continue truce talks as Ramadan nears

The Palestinian militant group Hamas has indicated it will continue working towards achieving a ceasefire in Gaza with Israel despite the absence of Israeli negotiators from the latest round of talks in Cairo. Read more

Allegra Spender uninvited by Courage to Care

Independent MP for Wentworth Allegra Spender had diarised an address at the 25th Anniversary of Courage to Care NSW. Read more

Palestinian envoy urges Australia to boost aid for Gaza

Palestine’s envoy in Australia has called for the reinstatement of funding for a United Nations agency helping refugees in Gaza and a substantially increased contribution from the government. Read more

A new CEO for JNF Australia

Doron Lazarus has been appointed the Chief Executive Officer of JNF Australia. Read more

Jerusalem recalls UN envoy over alleged cover-up of Hamas sex crimes

Israel has recalled its ambassador to the United Nations, accusing the international organisation of attempting to ignore a report on sexual violence by Hamas terrorists during the group’s Oct. 7 onslaught on the northwestern Negev. Read more

Preparing the Nova tribute

Charlene Miller is managing the Nova Tribute to allow our community to Dance Again at a special event tonight in Melbourne. Read more

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