'Fear and anxiety' Yes, this is antisemitism By Carly Adno The conclusion that the Dural caravan incident was an elaborate ‘hoax’ has led some to deny or diminish the “severity of the antisemitism crisis”, said Alex Ryvchin.

Complex interplay / The strategic motivations behind Sydney’s antisemitic attacks By Adam Slonim   Awful time to be a Jew / Australia’s antisemitism crisis By Ned Green

Our say Still hate By AJN STAFF Despite not being an actual terrorist threat, a caravan full of explosives was still an act designed to intimidate our community.

'Restore public safety' ECAJ call for bipartisan support By Sharyn Kolieb “The Coalition has been unequivocal in its approach to condemning antisemitism,” says Peter Dutton.

'Never is Now' summit / Aghion on the world stage By Sharyn Kolieb

UIA progressive appeal ‘Hostages should have come first’ By Peter Kohn A leading Israeli advocate for the hostages has sharply criticised the Israeli government’s handling of the heartbreaking issue.

"A cynical move" Liberal candidate talks UNRWA By Gareth Narunsky Ro Knox has criticised Allegra Spender for changing her position on government funding for UNRWA.

International Women's Day Powerhouse women By Carly Adno “I’ve lost friends, people have refused to work for Mamamia, my daughter was doxxed,” says Mia Freedman.

International Women's Day / Jewish women stand up By Sharyn Kolieb

"Cultural unsafety" ‘Polar opposite’ of Women’s Day spirit By Peter Kohn Invited by the Greens senator, Abdel-Fattah was the keynote speaker at a Greens’ IWD forum.

"Israel is evil" tag Jewish bakery targeted in antisemitic attack By Bruce Hill “Baker in the Rye” in Carlisle St graffitied over shabbat, CSG and Police notified

Would like to see arrests Adass Israel fixes mezuzah on new temporary shule By Bruce Hill Community leaders have received a police briefing on the Adass Israel firebombing investigation prior to weekday services recommencing at their new premises.

'Absolutely abhorrent' / Police declare firebombing of synagogue a terrorist attack By AJN STAFF   Our say / When Torahs burn By AJN STAFF

Cyclone Alfred Jewish family’s narrow escape By Peter Kohn A loss of electricity may have saved the lives of a Byron Shire family during Cyclone Alfred.

Laughing through life Melbourne International Comedy Festival returns One of the best places to find your chuckles this March/April is at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, which features a range of hilarious Jewish comedians.

Generational musical Warlow takes on Warbucks once again By Jessica Abelsohn Annie is set to take the Sydney stage with Anthony Warlow playing the tough but tender-hearted Oliver ‘Daddy’ Warbucks for the third time on Aussie shores.

In one voice Festival of Jewish Culture Community, Music, Art, Nosh/Food, Makers Market, Kids’ Activities & more!