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Peta Jones Pellach reports on attempts to curb settler violence and continued demonstrations against the government.

Gaby played the double bass for many years in the IPO. His father Leo also played the double bass in the IPO. Gaby’s grandfather, Jakob Surowicz, was a violinist and one of the founders of the IPO!

Nirit Eylon, an Israeli from Melbourne, is one of the organisers of a weekly Rally in Melbourne, to preserve Israel's democracy.

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Iris worked as a speech therapist for many years. After she had to stop working for health reasons she decided to become a full time writer. Her first book, The Taste of Salt, explores various existential themes via fiction that is partly based on her life experiences.

Iris worked as a speech therapist for many years. After she had to stop working for health reasons she decided to become a full time writer. Her first book, The Taste of Salt, explores various existential themes via fiction that is partly based on her life experiences.

Two Palestinians opened fire at a gas station near the Israeli settlement of Ali, in the West Bank, killing four people and wounding several others before being shot dead.

Israeli defence forces raided on Jenin camp last week, fire exchange breaks out between the Israeli troops and Palestinian gunmen in the west bank. Professor Rafi Mann reports on the latest news and current affairs from Israel

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The results from the Crossroad23 survey reveal that Australian Jews have still a strong connection to Israel.

The Zionist Federation of Australia expressed its deep disappointment in the resolution. Shane Desiatnik reports.

Noè Harsel is the acting director & CEO at the Jewish Museum of Australia. Noè provides us more details about the Chagall exhibition, currently on display at the Jewish Museum of Australia (Melboure).

More than three years ago, the world was introduced to a new virus. What did science learn, what is mRNA, and how can we better understand and prepare for future pandemics. Dr Abulafia-Lapid explains.

Michael Shamir was a major in the Israeli Air-Force during operation 'Opera' in 1981, a successful operation to destroy Iraq's nuclear reactor. Can it be done again, and if yes, when ?

As an initiative of President Isaac Herzog, the aim of Kol Ha’am is to create a “Jewish Davos” – a collaborative forum for Jewish representatives from around the world to engage in complex and sensitive discussions regarding the future of the Jewish people.

Shane Desiatnik from the Australian Jewish News tells us about the main stories from this week's edition of the Australian Jewish News

Peta Jones Pellach with the latest news from Israel, in English

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Gal Lusky Founded Israeli Flying Aid several years ago. Israeli Flying Aid is a non-profit organisation, that delivers life-saving aid and relief to communities affected by natural disaster and human conflict. IFA’s missions are focused on countries that do not have diplomatic relations with Israel as well as when the regime itself caused the disaster and denies certain communities of much needed...

Gal Lusky Founded Israeli Flying Aid several years ago. Israeli Flying Aid is a non-profit organisation, that delivers life-saving aid and relief to communities affected by natural disaster and human conflict. IFA’s missions are focused on countries that do not have diplomatic relations with Israel as well as when the regime itself caused the disaster and denies certain communities of much needed...

Neomy Storch was an associate professor of applied linguistics at the University of Melbourne, Australia.

Professor Rafi Mann reports on the latest news and current affairs from Israel.

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Peta Jones Pellach reports on the funerals of three soldiers killed last shabbat and the ongoing violence in the Arab community

Shane Desiatnik with the Australian Jewish News. The federal government will introduce legislation next week criminalising public displays of key Nazi symbols and banning trade in memorabilia featuring them.