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Defining antisemitism
Jan Lanicek | March 13, 2025Australian Jews have suffered a sharp increase in antisemitic attacks and vilification since Hamas attacked Israel in October 2023, unfortunately, Australia’s universities have struggled to even define antisemitism, let alone banish it from their campuses.
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Confronting anti-semitic terrorism in Australia
Michael Pezzullo | February 9, 2025The spate of attacks on Jewish people and properties in Australian cities, and the threat of an even more serious terrorist atrocity in the future, demands a firm and coordinated response from the Australian people, as well as its government, police and security services.
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All aboard the caravan
Michelle Grattan | February 7, 2025The battle to contain antisemitism in Australia has seen some swift changes of political opinion as new laws are passed to punish antisemetic incitement and violence.
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Stepping up on antisemitism
Open Forum | February 5, 2025The federal government needs to lead a national debate on tackling the alarming rise of antisemitism in Australia and the spate of attacks on cars, buildings and schools in Sydney and Melbourne.
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Strengthening NSW’s stand against antisemetic attacks
Keiran Hardy | February 1, 2025Antisemitism has no place in Australian society, and changing the law in NSW will send a quick message that the government is taking the ever-growing problem of antisemetic attacks more seriously.
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Albanese on the back foot on antisemitism
Michelle Grattan | January 24, 2025Anthony Albanese points to the array of measures his government has taken to tackle the scourge of antisemitism but he can’t escape the impression of seeming perennially on the back foot and often lacking adequate empathy and sensitivity in dealing with the issue.
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Albanese must step up on anti-Semitism
Michelle Grattan | December 9, 2024Labor has been lukewarm in its condemnation of anti-semetic attacks and vandalism but despite the temptations posed by an approaching election, the parties need to unite behind combatting this scourge before social cohesion is further undermined.
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Australia’s anti-semitism envoy
Dan Goodhardt | July 12, 2024The Albanese government has named Jewish lawyer and businesswoman Jillian Segal as the county’s first antisemitism special envoy.
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The long, dark history of antisemitism in Australia
Suzanne Rutland | November 26, 2023Hamas’ terrorist attack on Israel and the subsequent conflict has sparked a fresh wave of anti-Jewish demonstrations by radical left and right wing activists and extremist Islamic groups, but there is a long and sorry history of anti-semitism in this country.