Why a biblical story is central to South Africa's ICJ case against Israel
The biblical story of Amalek was invoked by Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu following the October 7 Hamas attack. South Africa says this is evidence of genocidal intent. But who were the Amalekites, and why is this relevant to the ICJ case?
Envoy says criticism of Israel after October 7 attacks 'antisemitic'
Israel's Special Envoy for Antisemitism says the term 'Zionism' is now being used as term of discrimination.
How a secret tunnel in a New York synagogue led to a brawl between police and worshippers
Police say 10 people were arrested during a scuffle with officers after a secret passageway was discovered.
'People calling me a terrorist': Canberra students subject to racist taunts as Israel-Gaza war rages
Nineteen members of Australian-Palestinian Rema Al-Nabieh's family have been killed over the course of the Israel-Gaza war, and throughout the conflict she's also had to face ostracism from her high school peers.
'Hate attacks, death threats': Unprecedented rise in Islamophobia and anti-Semitism amid Israel-Gaza war
Islamophobic and antisemitic incidents in Australia are at unprecedented levels as the Israel-Gaza war rages.
'God will never be happy with you': How Lujayn overcame the clash between veganism and her religion
Australians of faith who want to eat less meat can sometimes find themselves torn between their religious identity and environmentalism.
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analysis:Netanyahu's private moment spoke volumes. What is the prime minister's vision for Israel and Palestinians?
Benjamin Netanyahu is now one of the globe's most important leaders. This is what history tells us about his approach to the crisis in Israel and Gaza, writes John Lyons.
As hate crimes soar across the US, college campuses become a flashpoint
Jewish and Muslim students describe how they and their friends have felt targeted on American university campuses, as administrators grapple with how to preserve both free speech and student welfare.
Palestinian-Australian burger chain owner moves family into safe house after death threat
The Palestinian-Australian owner of a popular Melbourne burger chain says he has moved his wife and young child into a safe house after receiving a threat on his life over social media.
Calls to address emerging antisemitism and Islamophobia
Since the events of October 7 in Israel, Australian Jewish and Muslim leaders say they've seen a disturbing increase in Islamophobia and antisemitism.
Melbourne's Holocaust Museum reopens in the shadow of dozens of reported anti-Semitic incidents
The museum relaunches after significant renovations with two new exhibits showcasing the stories of Holocaust survivors.
What is a kibbutz? Even before Hamas's attacks, much had changed in these Israeli communes
Since their origins in 1910, Israel's kibbutzim have changed dramatically, leaving them as vulnerable communities clustered near a war zone.
'I believe it': The 'lost tribes' of Israel theory runs deep in the Pacific, as modern conflict sparks division
Six Pacific Island countries have voted with Israel to oppose the UN resolution for a ceasefire in Gaza. For many nations in the region, the connection to Israel runs deep.
Melbourne principal resigns after Federal Court finds Jewish students were subject to bullying
Brighton Secondary College principal Richard Minack resigns, a month after the Federal Court found Jewish students suffered at school under his watch.
Police defend 'lamentable' advice to Jewish community ahead of Sydney pro-Palestinian rally
No-one has been arrested over the use of flares at the rally but officers are investigating the behaviour of those in the crowd.
These comedians have made careers based on joking about their religion. But they're not always having fun
These comedians are using humour to consider the tenets of their faith and break down damaging stereotypes. But it's not always an easy gig.
Students subjected to anti-Semitic bullying, Nazi symbol graffiti win $435k payout in federal court ruling
A federal court judge finds the State of Victoria and the principal of Brighton Secondary College breached the Racial Discrimination Act after five students said they were subjected to anti-Semitic bullying.
Racist stereotypes, mandated donations and the dangers of greed: Wealth and the three major religions
Major religions have a lot to say about wealth, but can you be truly religious at the same time? Christians, Muslims and Jews have differing views.
This town is choosing to acknowledge its horrific past in a powerful way
When Michaela Kalowski returned to the town her grandparents were forced from under Hitler, she discovered the powerful way their history is being remembered.
'Scared to be publicly Jewish': Students facing widespread antisemitism at university
New research shows the disturbing levels of antisemitism faced by young people, both on university campuses and online.
Palestinian militants fire more rockets, as Israeli air strikes hit Gaza despite ceasefire efforts
Hopes of a truce between Israel and Palestinian militants after four days of fighting are dashed after a series of Israeli air strikes on Gaza kill a sixth senior member of Islamic Jihad and rockets are fired towards Jerusalem.
German president asks for forgiveness on 80th anniversary of Warsaw Ghetto Uprising
The leaders of Israel, Germany and Poland gather to mark the 80th anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, as thousands take part in unofficial commemorations.
Holy Land Christians say vandalism, hateful graffiti and violent attacks rising in far-right Israel
Christian leaders warn that the rise of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's far-right government has made life worse for Christians in the birthplace of Christianity, as vandalism, hateful graffiti and violent attacks rise.
Israel retaliates against Syria after rocket strikes
The attacks come after days of escalating violence over tensions in Jerusalem and an Israeli police raid on the city's most sensitive holy site.
Israeli police and Muslim worshippers clash at Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem's Old City
Israeli police in riot gear could be seen at the gates of the Al-Aqsa Mosque trying to prevent Muslim worshippers from barricading themselves in.