The Great Synagogue
The oldest in Sydney and home of the oldest congregation in Australia, the Great Synagogue houses an important museum. The synagogue is a heritage protected building set in the heart of the city.
Chanukah 2014
December 17, 2014 by J-Wire Staff
Chanukah celebrations… [Read more]
Westfield Menorah lit
December 12, 2012 by Community Editor
The international shopping centre chain will light menorahs for Chanukah around the world…one has been lit in their Sydney CBD flagship centre… [Read more]
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Recent Posts
- Netanyahu to Lapid: ‘Are you declaring war on your brothers?’
- Anti-Israel post leads to legal showdown
- Peter Dutton: Am Yisrael Chai
- By any other name: Her voice will be heard – Book review by Dr Anne Sarzin
- Iraqi militias give up ‘resistance’ against Israel, Lebanon moves against Palestinian terror bases
Photo Galleries
SmartAid events: Photogallery
SmartAid’s Shachar Zahavi visited Sydney recently and attended events hosted by ...Improving our appearance makes us better contributors to society
Does the global beauty trend have positive social aspects as well? ...‘Plug and Play’: COVID-19 nasal spray’s nanotech could target cancer and other diseases
Israeli and Portuguese scientists unveiled a novel COVID-19 vaccine that is ...Israel’s oldest citizen turns 110
Israel’s most senior citizen marked her 110th birthday this week with ...
NCJWA NSW 100th anniversary gala: Were you there? A J-Wire Photogallery
155 guests celebrated the 100th anniversary of the establishment of the ...What's On? When? Where?
Positions Vacant/Classifieds
Nov-21 7:30pm SBS World Movies: The Last Vermeer
While Joseph Piller, a Dutch Jew, was fighting in the Resistance during the Second World War, the debonair art connoisseur Han van Meegeren was selling Dutch art to Hermann Goring and other Nazis. Read more
Dec-29 11:20pm SBS-TV: Uri Geller’s Secret Treasures
Uri Geller, the man who bends spoons, reads minds, and can stop your watch. Read more
Apr-25 11:45pm SBS-TV: Auschwitz – One Day
This documentary tells the story of a typical day in 1944 in the ‘death factory’ at Auschwitz from the viewpoint of victims – but it also allows insights into the mindset of the perpetrators. Read more