Can IHRA antisemitism definition prevent violence against Jews? - explainer
Australia’s experience points to a measured conclusion. A definition can help societies name antisemitism clearly and consistently. It cannot, on its own, prevent violence.
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"Don't hide the light - amplify it"
Bondi Beach attack shows fractures in Muslim social media cohesion, battles over 'real' narrative
Five nights of antisemitism: Is this most dangerous Hanukkah in recent years?
Islamic State calls Bondi Beach mass shooting 'source of pride' without claiming responsibility
Islamic State praised the Bondi Jewish festival shooting but gave no claim of responsibility.
Jerusalem Post and Chabad highlight global Hanukkah menorah lightings
Project brings Hanukkah menorah lightings—and Jewish pride—to audiences everywhere
Ten-year-old Bondi victim Matilda laid to rest as PM Albanese promises hate-speech crackdown
"The tragic, so totally cruel, unfathomable murder of young Matilda is something to all of us as if our own daughter was taken from us," said Rabbi Yehoram Ulman.
Belgium to pull federal police security for Antwerp's Jewish Quarter
Despite surging antisemitism and hate crimes globally, the 16 officers of the federal police who protect the Jewish quarter in Antwerp will no longer be deployed after January first.
BBC faces backlash for calling First Intifada 'largely unarmed and popular uprising'
The wording appeared in a piece about the UK Police's decision to arrest those who chant 'Globalize the Intifada' at a protest in the UK, in light of the antisemitic terror attack in Bondi Beach.
Immediate action: Four arrested in London for Globalize the Intifada chants at Palestine protest
The four protestors were arrested almost immediately after the British government introduced the new crackdown.
Australian PM Albanese introduces sweeping new reforms to tackle 'evil scourge' of antisemitism
Albanese said he hoped the legislative reforms would "crack down on those who spread hate, division and radicalisation."
'He knew they were Jews, he only thought of saving lives,' Ahmed al-Ahmed's lawyer claims
“Ahmed knew they were Jews. He is a human being. He wanted to save their lives and would do it again. He didn't care about their religion or nationality," said Ahmed's lawyer, Sam Issa.
Normalization? The Mecca sermon no one in the West wants to hear - opinion
Two days before the horrific terror attack in Sydney, the designated weekly preacher in Mecca delivered a sermon that was openly antisemitic, anti-Jewish, and anti-Israel.
Gathering to pray in Taiwan under the dark clouds of Chinese threats - opinion
The Jerusalem Prayer Breakfast in Taipei brought together faith leaders, cultural figures, and international delegates for three days of music, prayer, and dialogue.
