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ISRAEL AT WAR - DAY 341
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Antisemitism at USYD
Jewish students march to call for Mark Scott’s resignation
By
Gareth Narunsky
‘With a heavy heart, I now understand that Mark has no intention, genuine or otherwise, to fix the antisemitic crisis on our campus’
United Against Hate
Melbourne City Mayoral candidate Jamal Hakim
By
Jamal Hakim
Schoolchildren targeted
Pro-Palestine group attacks Mount Scopus kids
By
Bruce Hill
NSW Budget Estimates
USYD Vice Chancellor defends action on antisemitism
By
Gareth Narunsky
2023-2024 Israel-Hamas war
From
the times of israel
Iran's president says West letting Israel commit 'massacres' using US, European arms
By
ToI Staff
and
AP
Iran upped cyberattacks on Israel after Oct. 7. Experts say a ceasefire won't change that
By
DAVID DIMOLFETTA
Islamists make gains in Jordan vote overshadowed by Gaza war
By
ToI Staff
and
Agencies
Daily Briefing Sept. 11: Day 341 - Urine bottles show slain hostages in tunnels for weeks
By
ToI Staff
2 soldiers killed, several injured in helicopter crash in south Gaza
By
Emanuel Fabian
Anti-Israel protesters clash with police in Melbourne; 39 arrested, 24 officers injured
By
ToI Staff
and
Agencies
Hostage families said holding meetings to push for unity government to seal Gaza deal
By
ToI Staff
Egypt is embarrassed to admit failure to control Philadelphi, says exiled analyst
By
Gianluca Pacchiani
At debate, Harris backs Israel's right to self-defense; Trump says she 'hates Israel'
By
ToI Staff
and
Agencies
Canadian FM says she has recently suspended 30 permits for arm shipments to Israel
By
AFP
Hamas issues rare statement attributed to Sinwar; hostage envoy floats safe passage
By
ToI Staff
Families say lives of hostages 'hang by a thread,' as demos held after tunnel video shown
By
ToI Staff
and
Noam Lehmann
Entrepreneurs and investors ponder the future of tech as fundraising slumps
By
Sharon Wrobel
Wartime Diaries: Sapir Bluzer
By
IDF video shows 'horrific conditions' in tunnel where 6 hostages were held, executed
By
Emanuel Fabian
Witness: For years before Oct. 7, 'PM told me he'd never order IDF to topple Hamas'
By
Sam Sokol
ICC prosecutor seeks warrants against Israeli leaders, Sinwar 'with utmost urgency'
By
Jeremy Sharon
IDF says it killed Hezbollah commander behind many attacks on Israel
By
Emanuel Fabian
Polio vaccinations begin in northern Gaza despite operational challenges
By
ToI Staff
and
Reuters
Gallant: Hamas as 'military formation' in Gaza is gone, IDF focus shifting to north
By
ToI Staff
,
Agencies
and
Emanuel Fabian
Liveblog
From
the times of israel
Gallant reveals document from top Hamas commander warning Sinwar of dire losses
By
ToI Staff
Sept. 10: US reportedly at odds with fellow mediators as hostage deal remains elusive
By
ToI Staff
,
Michael Bachner
and
Shira Silkoff
Sept. 9: Poll shows mainstream parties opposed to PM with path to majority amid anger over hostages
By
ToI Staff
Sep. 8: Murdered hostages had trouble breathing in tunnel, got little food, IDF said to find
By
ToI Staff
and
Elana Kirsh
Sep. 7: Organizers claim unprecedented 500,000 rally for hostage deal as crisis enters 12th month
By
Elana Kirsh
Sep. 6: IDF says airstrike targeted Hamas command center embedded in Gaza school
By
Elana Kirsh
Sep. 5: Hersh-Goldberg Polin's family approves release of Hamas propaganda clip
By
ToI Staff
Sep. 4: WHO hails success of polio 1st phase vaccination campaign in Gaza
By
Jacob Magid
Sep. 3: US announces charges against six top Hamas leaders over Oct. 7 onslaught
By
ToI Staff
and
Michael Bachner
Sep. 2: 'A speech full of lies’: Hostage Families Forum blasts Netanyahu's press conference
By
ToI Staff
Sep. 1: Tel Aviv highway cleared after clashes with cops following largest rallies since Oct. 7
By
ToI Staff
Aug. 31: Hostage families fume at Netanyahu as protesters clash with cops in Tel Aviv
By
ToI Staff
Aug. 30: US official says Doha talks this week ‘detailed and constructive’
By
ToI Staff
,
Michael Horovitz
and
Shira Silkoff
Aug. 29: Gallant urges adding safe return of displaced northerners to war aims
By
ToI Staff
Aug. 28: Israel said to have approved temporary truces in Gaza to vaccinate against polio
By
ToI Staff
,
Joshua Davidovich
and
Michael Bachner
Aug. 27: Mayor says freed hostage in ‘good spirits’ after 10 months of ‘difficult conditions’
By
ToI Staff
Aug. 26: Israel said urging US to credibly flex military might or attack Iran's nuclear sites
By
Joshua Davidovich
and
Jacob Magid
Aug. 25: Gallant says Hezbollah ‘thrown off balance’ after 'very, very successful' strikes
By
Michael Bachner
,
Michael Horovitz
and
Shira Silkoff
Aug. 24: Hostage mother accuses PM of 'systematically thwarting' Gaza deal, urges US pressure
By
ToI Staff
,
Jacob Magid
and
Elana Kirsh
Aug. 23: PM and his wife recorded sparring with ex-captives about hostage talks
By
ToI Staff
and
Elana Kirsh
Most Popular
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Alleged assault at train station
2
Pro-Palestine group attacks Mount Scopus kids
3
USYD Vice Chancellor defends action on antisemitism
4
Legal action launched
5
Australian Jewish community in mourning
6
Moving service for murdered hostages held at Bondi
7
Jewish students march to call for Mark Scott’s resignation
8
Advocate’s salvo at govt
9
Boycott resolutions a non-starter
10
This grief belongs to all
'Sickening barbarism'
Australian Jewish community in mourning
By
Sharyn Kolieb
Liberal Senator Dave Sharma wrote on social media on September 2, “Hamas’s abduction, detention and killing of such innocent civilians is a clear and cold-blooded war crime.
‘The world is dimmer’
Moving service for murdered hostages held at Bondi
By
Gareth Narunsky
“We meet today in pain and anguish,” declared Executive Council of Australian Jewry co-CEO Alex Ryvchin.
"We stand with the people"
‘Bring remaining hostages home – alive!’
By
Peter Kohn
BREAKING NEWS
IDF announces bodies of 6 hostages murdered by Hamas found in Rafah tunnel
By
Emanuel Fabian
OUR SAY
Grim dilemma
By
AJN STAFF
Opinion
This grief belongs to all
By
Shoshana Gottlieb
'How small the Jewish world is'
Rabbi’s link to Hersh
By
Peter Kohn
'West faces the same enemies'
Eylon Levy addresses Sydney lunch
Advocate’s salvo at govt
By
Gareth Narunsky
Levy outlined how Hamas is deliberately manipulating the international media.
Police investigation underway
Alleged assault at train station
By
Sharyn Kolieb
“As our students are visibly Jewish, the school will endeavour to get professional awareness and safety training on how the students should deal with these situations.”
Officeworks retains lawyers
Legal action launched
By
Bruce Hill
MONASH ANTI-ISRAEL MOTIONS
Boycott resolutions a non-starter
By
Peter Kohn
Stories of humanity
'I was arriving in a place that was broken'
A visual narrative
By
Jessica Abelsohn
Emmanuel Santos has spent more than 30 years photographing and experiencing Israel’s magic. But what saw when he landed in December 2023 was far from magical. Jessica Abelsohn spoke to the photographer about his new exhibition documenting the aftermath of October 7.
Arab Israeli hostage rescued
Israelis united in joy
By
Shane Desiatnik
The father of 11 is from a Bedouin community near the city of Rahat, and was working as a guard at a packing factory in Kibbutz Magen, when he was abducted on October 7.
"I admire the Jewish people"
Howard’s unwavering support
By
Shane Desiatnik
“Why did I, as prime minister, support the legitimate arguments of the State of Israel? Because I thought they were right,” says Former Prime Minister John Howard.
'Inflammatory'
Mehreen Faruqi to sit on committee considering campus antisemitism
By
Gareth Narunsky
‘Senator Faruqi has to explain her motivation for being on this committee,’ says Julian Leeser
"Attempt at a witch-hunt"
Faruqi demands correspondence be made public
By
Bruce Hill
"Intense community concerns"
Concern over Gaza visas
By
Peter Kohn
Australia towers above other “Five Eyes” nations and comparable countries in Gazan visa approvals.
Multicultural dinner
Jews felt ‘uncomfortable and marginalised’
By
Bruce Hill
SPONSORED
Oceania Cruises Spotlights Enticing European Sailings for 2025
Voyages dive deep into Europe’s cultural and culinary heritage exploring iconic cities, holiday islands and lesser-known ports.
Local government candidate
Campaign video targets Bibi
By
Bruce Hill
Hash Tayeh, owner of the Burgertory restaurant in Caulfield that burned down last year, which led to a riot at Princes Park, is standing for the Merri-Bek Council.
Liberal preselection bungle
Councillor’s ‘foreign policy’ fears
By
Gareth Narunsky
'Values and traditions'
30 years of Stand Up
By
Carly Adno
The need to engage with the wider community as proud Jews, sharing our values and traditions, has never been greater.
MOORE-GILBERT AT JBD PLENUM
Iran not willing to sacrifice own people
By
Carly Adno
“They are genuine in their pronouncements about Israel – they do want to wipe Israel off the map, unfortunately,” says Moore-Gilbert.
Addressing rise in antisemitism
MHM’s new program
By
Bruce Hill
The program’s approach is collaborative, bringing together people from business, the media, education and government.
'Very resourceful'
Artwork from the Dunera Boys
Finding beauty in the mundane
By
Jessica Abelsohn
When refugees fleeing Nazi persecution arrived in Britain, they never imagined they’d be classified as enemy aliens and shipped off to the other side of the world. But that’s what happened with the Dunera Boys. Jessica Abelsohn spoke to Louise Anemaat, lead curator of a new Dunera exhibition, about how their stories are being brought to life.
"SItrike to eliminate threat”
PM says strikes on Hezbollah ‘not end of story’ as allies warn against escalation
By
TOI Staff and Agencies
US reportedly backed strike but working to prevent all-out war; Jordan, Egypt sound alarm against further violence; reports indicate Jerusalem, Beirut seeking to restore calm.
No Agreement
No breakthroughs in Cairo talks as US says mediators pushing ‘feverishly’ for deal
By
AGENCIES
and
Jacob Magid
OLGA HORAK: 1926-2024
A Communal Treasure
By
Carly Adno
and
Gareth Narunsky
“The best way to continue her legacy is by speaking out and fighting back at the mere sniff of antisemitism, whether you are Jewish or not,” says Horak’s grandson Jonathan Sankey.
A huge loss to our community
Vale Olga
By
AJN STAFF
WIZO
Israel’s Brave Defenders
By
Carly Adno
and
Peter Kohn
Nate Buzz will headline the WIZO Victoria and WIZO NSW events this month, along with a number of other speakers who have bravely defended Israel after October 7.
'Portal into the Jewish world'
Pausing for Laughter
By
Jessica Abelsohn
Combined statement issued
Year 12 students speak out against hate
By
Bruce Hill
Every Jewish day school in Victoria, plus Carmel School in Perth, WA, participated in the project, with students working together on a shared document.
Exclusive
One-on-one with Israeli advocate Eylon Levy
Israel’s Great Defender
By
Carly Adno
“It’s an uphill climb and there’s no doubt that the social media landscape makes this extremely difficult, because the information is weighted against us,” says Eylon Levy.
"THANK YOU JOSH"
The AJN readers react to “Never Again: The Fight Against Antisemitism”
By
Liz Rudenko
The documentary, which tackles issues of alarming rising antisemitism in Australia, saw viewers expressing their thoughts and feelings across The AJN social media platforms.
Burns and Southwick
Meeting in the Middle
By
Bruce Hill
SUPPORT FOR ISRAEL
One-on-one with Douglas Murray
By
Bruce Hill
VOLUNTEER EFFORTS
Grassroots campaigns bring hope and help
By
SHANE DESIATNIK & CAROL SAFFER
A number of small grassroots efforts have sprung up to support Israel.
Keep sharing the truth
Shuk owner shares Haachim food operation
By
Jessica Abelsohn
Connecting with Israel
Supporting Israeli businesses in tangible ways
By
Jessica Abelsohn
The underpants came first
Community rallies for Israel
By
Carol Saffer
Holocaust Awareness
Today’s Australians and the Holocaust
By
Peter Kohn
More Headlines
Ignorance of antisemitism
‘Jews don’t count’
By
Carly Adno
Climate change awareness
JCN expands to NSW
By
Mia Gardiner
Jewish House
People and pets can stay together
By
Carly Adno
In My Pocket
Program aimed at school children
By
AJN STAFF
Saved hundreds
Nicholas Winton, the ‘British Schindler,’ dies at age 106
Documentary
Survivor’s story becomes part of VCE curriculum
By
Mia Gardiner
For the boys
Supporting The. Greatest. Of. All. Time
By
Jessica Abelsohn
JIFF At The Movies
Could you be friends with Adolf?
By
Lindy Tamir
Simply the best
From Anna to Tina and the queen of rock and roll
By
Jessica Abelsohn
The 'bomb hero'
The Jewish story behind Oppenheimer
By
AJN STAFF
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Opinion
United Against Hate
Melbourne City Mayoral candidate Jamal Hakim
By
Jamal Hakim
Ignoring Israeli victims
The United Nations is morally corrupt
By
Justin Amler
Opinion
This grief belongs to all
By
Shoshana Gottlieb
Uncovering the Lies
Al Jazeera and Hamas Said Israel Killed Their Own Hostages. They Lied.
By
Dan Frankel
Smacks of double standards
The legal case against a Palestinian state
By
JEFF FELDMAN
Politicians must be on alert
Iran’s insidious influence on US universities
By
HARRIET WARLOW-SHILL & CAELAN MACBETH
'A witness, not a participant'
A muddy day at the Byron Writers Festival
By
SHARON SZTAR
'They still hold the dream'
A land of paradoxes
By
Ian Neubauer
'Feminist Freedom'
A day with the kids at the park
By
Nomi Kaltmann
Israel-Australia business
Airwallex aiming for Middle East expansion
By
Marcus Mandie
'Nuanced' diplomacy
Labor must repair Israel relationship
By
ANTHONY BERGIN AND PETER JENNINGS
NCJWA
Thoughts on handing over a precious vessel
By
Melinda Jones
'MSF engages with Hamas'
Doctors without Borders need to heal themselves
By
GREG ROSE
A fraught time in the region
An inflection point for Israel and Iran
By
Peter Jennings
University of Sydney
Silenced Voices: Rejecting Mob Mentality
By
Celina Di Veroli
Questions and fears
Our people do not dwell alone
By
Shula Lazar
The Jewish population
Looking at ourselves in the mirror
By
David Graham
Apology
Apology to AJDS
By
AJN STAFF
A few simple facts
Hatred and lies will ultimately fail – shame on AJDS
By
Daniel Luria
‘Office-Not-So-Works’
Corporates need to do better
By
SHANE SHMUEL
Arts and Features
Hoax or True Story?
Hitler’s Jewish soldier?
By
Sharyn Kolieb
MidSumma Festival
Lead role a ‘brilliantly written character’
By
Sharyn Kolieb
Undercurrents of racism
Parade is coming to Sydney
By
AJN STAFF
How are you?
‘I am Jewish, hear me roar’
By
Jessica Abelsohn
Dare to dream
We’ll meet you soon, somewhere over the rainbow
By
Jessica Abelsohn
Jam-packed exhibitions
Head On Photo Festival descends on Sydney
By
Jessica Abelsohn
BOOKS
Michael Gawenda’s Jewish journey
By
Peter Kohn
'A real milestone'
Contradictory ideas coexisting in complex ways
By
AJN STAFF
'Music makes us reflect'
Final Live at the Great to honour those lost in Israel
By
Jessica Abelsohn
Shelford students exhibit artwork
Artist Anna Blatman opens 2023 Art Exhibition
By
Carol Saffer
Feature
In his own words
New book released
Amy Winehouse’s Jewish moments and photos
By
Mira Zylali
A different side of ultra-orthodoxy IN TV SERIES
Running off to Jerusalem in search of love
By
AJN STAFF
Funny and heartwarming
Ad-libbing through a spelling bee
By
Jessica Abelsohn
Complex city
The two narratives of Hebron
By
Danny Hochberg
Innovation synergy
Branching out in Australia
By
Shane Desiatnik
Celebrating 80 years
A memorable milestone
By
Jessica Abelsohn
From the DocPlay screens
Jewish-themed documentaries on your TV
By
Erin Rosenberg
Being in Brooklyn
From head to sole, and heart to soul
By
AJN STAFF
Grief and loss
Ryan’s elegy for an elephant
By
Rebecca Davis
Those we are missing
The hostages and victims whose fate is still unknown
Taken captive: Thai worker Pongsak Tanna, father of 14-year-old girl
By
ToI Staff
Taken captive: UK citizen Emily Damari from her Kfar Aza apartment
By
ToI Staff
Taken captive: Devoted uncle and Nir Oz resident Yair Horn
By
ToI Staff
Taken captive: Shiri Bibas and her redheaded babies
By
ToI Staff
Taken captive: Arbel Yehud, third generation on Kibbutz Nir Oz
By
ToI Staff
Taken captive: Hamza Ziyadne, Rahat resident working in Kibbutz Holit
By
ToI Staff
Taken captive: Gali Berman, from Kfar Aza's 'young neighborhood'
By
ToI Staff
Taken captive: Eli Sharabi from Kibbutz Be'eri
By
ToI Staff
Taken captive: Thai field hand Sriaoun Watchara
By
ToI Staff
Taken captive: Surasak Lamnau, Thai worker abducted with employer
By
ToI Staff
Taken captive: Ohad Yahalomi, shot in the leg by terrorists
By
ToI Staff
Taken captive: Ofer Calderon, initially escaped through window
By
ToI Staff
Taken captive: Tal Shoham, held captive separately from family
By
ToI Staff
Taken captive: Matan Zangauker, 'is a survivor'
By
ToI Staff
Taken captive: Youssef Hamis Ziyadne from Rahat
By
ToI Staff
Taken captive: US citizen Keith Siegel, driven to Gaza in his own car
By
ToI Staff
Taken captive: Edan Alexander, told mother he was safe
By
ToI Staff
Taken captive: Ohad Ben Ami, dual Israeli-German citizen
By
ToI Staff
Taken captive: Amazon employee Sasha Trufanov
By
ToI Staff
Taken captive: David Cunio, abducted from burning house
By
ToI Staff
Those we have lost
Stories of the civilians and soldiers who have fallen in the Israel-Hamas war
Ronen Daichman, 49: Physics teacher was 'the coolest guy in the school'
By
ToI Staff
Cpl. Neria Aharon Nagari, 18: Rookie soldier who went above and beyond
By
ToI Staff
Staff Sgt. Daniel Danino, 21: Golani soldier who was 'simply a leader'
By
ToI Staff
Eden Moshe, 27: Electrical engineering student and devoted soccer fan
By
ToI Staff
Zion Levy, 72: Beloved grandfather adopted 2nd career as bus driver
By
ToI Staff
Stav Barazani, 22: Slain partygoer 'was a really happy girl'
By
ToI Staff
Sgt. 1st Class Dor Mangadi, 24: Brother who made the world magical
By
ToI Staff
Avi Dadon, 44: Devoted dad 'with the biggest heart'
By
ToI Staff
Staff Sgt. Ofek Arbib, 21: Off-duty soldier saved his friends at rave
By
ToI Staff
Michel Nisenbaum, 59: Brazilian immigrant and 'heroic grandfather'
By
ToI Staff
Staff Sgt. Itay Ron, 20: Golani soldier 'sacrificed himself for others'
By
ToI Staff
Bilha & Yakov Inon, 75 & 78: Couple were 'pillars of their community'
By
ToI Staff
Chief Petty Officer Ofek Rousso, 21: Naval commando and musician
By
ToI Staff
Oron Beilin, 24: Future engineering student who loved basketball
By
ToI Staff
Sgt. Nahman Dekel, 20: Fun brother who ‘did everything with a smile’
By
ToI Staff
Yaakov Mortov, 66: Russian immigrant who worked as an engineer
By
ToI Staff
Staff Sgt. Daniel Bezgodov, 21: Had 'muscles as big as his heart'
By
ToI Staff
David Karol, 72: Devoted kibbutznik was family's 'life and soul'
By
ToI Staff
Lt. Adir Gaory, 20: Achieved dream of joining elite IDF unit
By
ToI Staff
Ravid Katz, 51: Lifelong educator and devoted father of three
By
ToI Staff
Community Heartbeat
We need to talk about ageing
Dementia Awareness Week, September 18-22
By
Carol Saffer
'Openness and hospitality'
Interfaith network visits St Kilda Shule
By
Carol Saffer
Melbourne Jewish Food Festival
A celebration of culture and culinary delights
By
Carol Saffer
'Growth and vitality'
Sharing meals, moments, and memories
By
Carol Saffer
Doctor who conveyed empathy
Children and babies go blind every day
By
Carol Saffer
Public speaking competition
A message of hope from speech winner
By
Carol Saffer
Call for volunteers
Help turn the tide against hate speech
By
Carol Saffer
Help heal Israel's South
Keynote speaker Eylon Levy
By
Carol Saffer
Commemorating 75 years
Celebrations for South Caulfield shule
By
Carol Saffer
Scholar-in-residence
Faith, Philosophy and October 7
By
Carol Saffer
Raising awareness
Turning football fields purple
By
AJN STAFF
104 years young
Warsaw Ghetto survivor celebrates
By
Carol Saffer
Open to all ages
ARK chess tournaments
By
Carol Saffer
IGNITE FRIDAY NIGHT
Students take ownership
By
Carol Saffer
Speedy matchmaking
‘Datenight’ ends the shidduch crisis
By
Carol Saffer
Stars and the Moon
The Addams Family: an ‘inclusical’
By
Sharyn Kolieb
“Gate to the Negev”
Sha’ar Hanegev cannot stop dreaming
By
Carol Saffer
Scopus Kadimah Conference
Students explore a meaningful Jewish life
By
Carol Saffer
Sholem Aleichem College
Teacher appointed new principal
By
Carol Saffer
IMPOSTOR SYNDROME
A psychological experience of fraudulence
By
Carol Saffer
Sports
JUNIOR FOOTY
AJAX teams win two flags in one day
By
Shane Desiatnik
FOOTBALL
Maccabi U14 Lions roar in grand final
By
AJN STAFF
FOOTY
Jordan Cohen kicks a huge 10 goals for Jackas
By
AJN STAFF
PARALYMPIC GAMES
Jewish and Israeli athletes aim for glory in Paris
By
JTA
2024 PARIS OLYMPICS
Brushing off threats and boos, Israel’s 7 medals mark its best-ever Olympic showing
By
AMY SPIRO
OLYMPIC GAMES
Montag wins bronze again in Paris
By
Shane Desiatnik
OLYMPIC RACE WALKING
Montag’s magnificent effort earns her bronze
By
Shane Desiatnik
PARis Olympics 2024
Noemie nails gold in her Olympic debut
By
Shane Desiatnik
Paris Olympics 2024
Montag wins bronze for Australia in Paris
By
Shane Desiatnik
OLYMPIC GAMES
Jess Fox wins two golds in three days in Paris
By
Shane Desiatnik
OLYMPIC PREVIEW
Jewish Australian athletes to watch in Paris
By
Shane Desiatnik
FOOTY MEN'S THIRDS
AJAX placed well in finals race
By
Shane Desiatnik
NRLW
Werner looks forward to her second season
By
Shane Desiatnik
FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS
Maltz scores in shootout as Joeys win final
AMERICAN FOOTBALL
Hechter reflects on dream debut college season
By
Shane Desiatnik
KAYAK CROSS
Fox sisters set for Paris Olympics
By
Shane Desiatnik
FRENCH OPEN TENNIS
Sasson dedicates title to Israel
By
Shane Desiatnik
FOOTY
Dillon stars at AJAX lunch
By
Shane Desiatnik
RUGBY
Wet and wild win for Maccabi
By
AJN STAFF
FOOTBALL
Girdwood-Reich earns record US transfer
By
AJN STAFF