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One-year prison term for performing Nazi salutes is among the penalties in the unprecedented law, enacted in response to rising ...
"As antisemitic attacks continue to rise, people are beginning to question the viability of Jewish life in Australia," Alex Ryvchin, ...
The formation of this task force comes in response to escalating antisemitism on campuses following Hamas' Oct. 7, 2023, attack ...
Jewish homes and vehicles in major Australian cities were defaced with antisemitic slurs. Senior Jewish community leader: "This is not ...
New South Wales Premier Chris Minns described the situation as a "very serious threat" to the community, highlighting the deployment ...
Combat Antisemitism Movement releases powerful video on International Holocaust Remembrance Day amid rising antisemitism in the US.
Antisemitic groups pressured the venue to cancel the pre-scheduled performances through threatening emails and social media campaign against the "ultra-Zionist" ...
The lawsuit alleges the University allowed other professors to make "far more harmful comments about Jewish people without disciplining them ...
The Anti-Defamation League's largest-ever study found that 46% of adults across 103 countries and territories display antisemitic views – representing ...
Authorities launch investigation after house of worship is defaced with hate symbols.
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