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Travel warning for Jewish visitors to Australia after synagogue attack

Travel warning for Jewish visitors to Australia after synagogue attack

Anthony Albanese announced a new taskforce to tackle antisemitism, but a US-based Jewish human rights organisation still issued a warning.

  • by Chip Le Grand, Paul Sakkal and James Massola

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‘Lost his voice’: Dutton criticises Jewish MP over government’s antisemitism response

‘Lost his voice’: Dutton criticises Jewish MP over government’s antisemitism response

Labor’s Josh Burns said he “couldn’t care less” about Peter Dutton’s remarks, and they would not stop him standing up for the Jewish community.

  • by James Massola and Josefine Ganko
Naming a Jewish baby is an act of faith – especially now
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Opinion

Naming a Jewish baby is an act of faith – especially now

As I prepare to welcome a new soul into our family, I pray they will grow up in an Australia where they can wear their identity with pride and without fear.

  • by Nomi Kaltmann
Protest outside places of worship could be banned in NSW after Great Synagogue incident

Protest outside places of worship could be banned in NSW after Great Synagogue incident

After a spate of antisemitic attacks, Premier Chris Minns has commissioned his attorney-general to strengthen protections for religious institutions.

  • by Max Maddison
Mystery over rusty bullet found outside burnt-out synagogue

Mystery over rusty bullet found outside burnt-out synagogue

Police are investigating a rusty bullet that was found directly outside the scene of Friday’s arson attack.

  • by Ashleigh McMillan and Brittany Busch
Netanyahu claims Melbourne synagogue attack linked to Labor’s ‘anti-Israel sentiment’

Netanyahu claims Melbourne synagogue attack linked to Labor’s ‘anti-Israel sentiment’

The Israeli leader cited Canberra’s decision to vote for a UN resolution demanding the end of Israel’s “unlawful presence in the Occupied Palestinian Territory”.

  • by Rob Harris, Ashleigh McMillan and Brittany Busch
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‘This is an attack on all Jews in Melbourne’: Leaders reeling after attack

‘This is an attack on all Jews in Melbourne’: Leaders reeling after attack

Jewish leaders say tolerance for antisemitic campaigns, protest and abuse should have ended months before Friday’s arson attack on a Melbourne synagogue.

  • by Chip Le Grand
As it happened: Melbourne synagogue Adass Israel in Ripponlea torched in early morning firebombing; prime minister, leaders condemn attack

As it happened: Melbourne synagogue Adass Israel in Ripponlea torched in early morning firebombing; prime minister, leaders condemn attack

The arson squad is investigating an attack on a synagogue in Melbourne’s inner south-east. Catch up on our coverage for Friday, December 6.

  • by Elissa Goldstein and Hanna Mills Turbet
‘An act of hate’: Counter-terrorism police to investigate synagogue firebombing
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‘An act of hate’: Counter-terrorism police to investigate synagogue firebombing

The attack – widely condemned as an act of antisemitism – caused extensive damage, gutting the building and leaving charred ruins, a tangle of wiring and a collapsed roof.

  • by Cameron Houston, Cassandra Morgan, Chip Le Grand and Benjamin Preiss
Call to outlaw ‘coercive’ cults, stop financial secrecy for extreme churches

Call to outlaw ‘coercive’ cults, stop financial secrecy for extreme churches

Revelations about alleged abuse and other disturbing behaviour at a secretive Pentecostal church have sparked calls for reform.

  • by Richard Baker
Secret recordings reveal the bizarre teachings of one of Australia’s most extreme churches

Secret recordings reveal the bizarre teachings of one of Australia’s most extreme churches

New leaked audio and church material reveal the extreme teachings of the secretive church’s leadership.

  • by Richard Baker