Over half of Australians doubt all faiths can live safely after Bondi massacre, CAM reports
Growing concern over antisemitism and social cohesion intensifies calls for local government action ahead of landmark national summit in Bondi Beach
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Jared Kushner's brother Joshua, former Disney CEO Bob Iger, buying NBA's Los Angeles Lakers team
Jack Ukeles, researcher of Jewish communities, dies at 89 years old in Jerusalem
Jewish Federations fires consultant over advice to avoid 'Zionism,' sparking debate over term
"I'm fine with Jews, just not Zionists"
And other things no one would say about women
Nearly half of Britons want fewer or no Israeli immigrants, YouGov poll finds
British attitudes toward Israeli immigration have grown more negative over the past decade, with 47% now favoring fewer or no migrants from Israel.
UK Jewish schools spend more time on security than education, antisemitism review reveals - report
The government-commissioned independent review is led by David Bell, who previously served as permanent secretary at the Department for Education from 2006 to 2011.
Two Israelis chased, kicked during vacation in Montenegro in apparent antisemitic attack - report
The two Israelis, Yoav and Dor, told N12 that they were visiting a casino when a man approached them, made conversation, and then asked where they were from.
Israeli embassy loses contact with mother, daughter in Vienna, requests public's help to find them
The two should immediately reach out to their family, the embassy's emergency hotline at +436763672304, or the local police, the embassy said in a Facebook post.
'Evil incarnate': Hunter Biden, Tucker Carlson bond over criticism of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu
The interview with Carlson focused at length on the controversies surrounding Hunter himself, his drug addiction, the laptop that became a political weapon against the Biden family, and Israel.
How three Holocaust era Jewish refugees built Iceland’s classical music scene from scratch
Iceland’s prime minister closed the borders to Jews, but three men who slipped in changed the country’s history.
Ukraine's Jewish families seek moments of normalcy amid missiles, economic hardship
For many Ukrainian families, leaving the country for a summer break is either financially impossible or complicated by wartime restrictions.
University of Minnesota pays $250,000 after pulling anti-Israel professor appointment
The legal settlement, announced by the Center for Constitutional Rights last Thursday, resolved a dispute stemming from June 2024, when the university pulled its job offer.
Palestine Solidarity Campaign income surges fivefold since Oct. 7 amid growing UK influence
Before October 7, 2023, PSC registered yearly incomes of around £600,000 to £700,000.
