Senator visits Jewish community
The visit marked the Senator's first experience inside a synagogue, and was organised by the Lions of Zion.

Shadow Assistant Minister for Stronger Families and Stronger Communities Senator Leah Blyth visited Jewish community leaders at Caulfield Hebrew Congregation on September 5.
The visit marked the Senator’s first experience inside a synagogue, and was organised by the Lions of Zion (LoZ).
Welcoming her to the shule were LoZ founders Isaac Balbin, Joshua Kelman and Ya’acov Travitz, alongside community leaders from organisations including the Australian Jewish Association (AJA), Women’s International Zionist Organisation (WIZO), Rabbinical Council of Victoria (RCV) and Caulfield Shule Rabbi Daniel Rabin.
Blyth’s visit enabled community leaders to share their concerns and experiences, particularly in the wake of challenges faced by Jewish Australians since October 7.
AJA victorian director Tamir Aloni said, “I thank Senator Blyth for dedicating time from her demanding schedule to engage directly with the Jewish community’s concerns. Her unwavering support for Jewish Australians and their Zionist heritage is commendable and deeply appreciated.”
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