Australia

Where is home? Israelis who left Israel face minority status, rising antisemitism

To what extent can someone born and bred in Israel comprehend what it is like for the Jew living in the Diaspora? 

Australia needs to get a handle on its campus antisemitism problem

A surge in antisemitic attacks and university-based hostility has sparked calls for stronger government intervention.

By ROMY LEIBLER/THE MEDIA LINE
14/02/2025

Australian nurses lose ability to practice after threatening to kill Israelis

“The two nurses are unable to practice nursing anywhere in Australia, in any context.”

Australian police investigate nurses who claimed to have killed Israeli patients

The NSW police antisemitism task force is investigating a Sydney hospital after a video of two of its nurses claiming that they killed and threatened Israeli patients went viral.

Australian Jews question safety at hospitals after nurses threaten to kill Jews, Israelis

AJA CEO Robert Gregory told The Jerusalem Post that they were aware of Jewish patients who have decided to hide their identity while visiting the hospital.  

Photos of pro-Palestinian messaging has been scrubbed from the Bankstown Hospital's website.

Sydney hospital scrubs pro-Palestine media post after nurses threatens Jews

The two nurses featured in the video were suspended from work after the video went viral and triggered a police investigation.

'Incitement for murder': Officials demand action on Sydney nurses

The two nurses were seen in a video on social media saying that they have already killed Israeli patients in the past, and will send more Israelis to hell.

Sydney nurses caught on video vowing to kill Jewish patients, sparking probe

Two Sydney nurses were suspended after a viral video showed them threatening to kill Jewish patients, sparking police investigation and condemnation from the Australian prime minister.

By REUTERS
12/02/2025
Great Synagogue of Sydney

Great Synagogue criticizes Sydney mayor for failing to address antisemitism

Synagogue president David Lewis and Chief Minister Dr. Rabbi Benjamin Elton were set to meet with Moore on Tuesday following the controversy.

Two charged in Australia for displaying Nazi flags as laws toughened

Both men were charged for publicly displaying a Nazi symbol without excuse, and refused bail before their Friday court date.

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