NEW YORK – In response to the recent antisemitic incidents in Melbourne, Australia, World Jewish Congress President Ronald S.

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More than 200 children are being treated in hospital with lead poisoning in north-west China after school chefs used inedible paint to decorate their food. Eight people have been arrested after tests ...

A man set the door of a synagogue alight and a group of protesters stormed an Israeli restaurant in Melbourne on Friday night ...

The Jewish community and the Coalition are calling on the Federal Government to do more after a Melbourne synagogue was ...

Three people have been charged with assault and other offences allegedly committed during a pro-Palestinian protest at an ...

A restaurant targeted by pro-Palestine protesters has revealed the "profound impact" the incident has had on its staff as ...

But the rot goes deeper than societal antisemitism—it is now firmly embedded in the Australian government itself. Under Prime ...

A new strategy to combat hate will be unveiled by Anthony ­Albanese and his special envoy on anti-Semitism after a resurgence ...

Australia's political leaders are under renewed pressure to tackle anti-semitism in Australia. The call for action comes as ...