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A march of protest, fringe groups and a fearful community horrified by recent attacks have made the streets of Melbourne a hotly contested space.
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The Times of Israel on MSNAfter brief hiatus, antisemitism in Australia rears head with Melbourne attacksWhile government seems to be taking anti-Jewish threats more seriously, hate speech is becoming more normalized, community ...
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Australian universities may lose funding if they’re not judged to be doing enough to address anti-Jewish hate crimes, ...
Antisemitic episodes in the two biggest cities, Sydney and Melbourne — home to 85% of Australia’s Jewish population — have drawn the highest profile because they’re severe, unusual and public.
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The Times of Israel on MSNIsraeli leaders blast ‘vile’ attacks in Melbourne, demand Australia tackle antisemitismHerzog says 'intolerable' to still be faced with 'chilling image of an attempt to burn Jews alive' after synagogue, Israeli ...
Australia’s first antisemitism envoy has called for the definition from the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance to ...
Sky News host Danica De Giorgio discusses Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s stance on antisemitism amid recent Melbourne ...
A report is recommending Australian universities lose government funding unless they address attacks on Jewish students and ...
Fire crew members and police officers work the scene of a fire at Adass Israel Synagogue in the suburb of Ripponlea, Melbourne, Australia, Friday, Dec. 6, 2024.
MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) ... To attack a synagogue is an act of antisemitism, is attacking the right that all Australians should have to practice their faith in peace and security,” he added.
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