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Prof. Rafi Mann with the latest news and current affairs from Israel.

Gareth Narunsky with the latest news from this week's edition of the Australian Jewish News

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Ben Lugashy is a young real estate agent who lived and worked both in the USA and in Israel. Ben explains in simple words the cycles of real estate, how to tackle the buy or rent dilemma, some tips for choosing where to live, as well as the pros and cons of investing overseas.

Rami Usha gives us a different perspective on the Israeli legal reforms. Rami argues that the reforms do not pose any risk to the democracy in Israel

Rami Usha, a former senior journalist in Israel, gives us a different perspective on the Israeli legal reforms, and argues that the reforms do not pose any risk to the democracy in Israel.

Peta Jones Pellach reports on massive demonstrations in Jerusalem and around the country. tens of thousands of protesters are making their way to Jerusalem, including from Tel Aviv, to protest against the judicial reform in front of the Knesset, where lawmakers are currently debating the final legislation against the use of the reasonableness standard. They are expected to vote in second and third...

Jewish communal figure Andy Kuper was recently honoured with an invitation to meet King Charles and President Joe Biden at Windsor Castle, where he announced a $750 million investment plan to combat climate change.

The latest news in Hebrew, as heard on the SBS Hebrew program

Shaul Levi is a senior tech executive, Entrepreneur, and investor with vast experience in leading startups and leadership in public companies.

The latest stories from this week's edition of the Australian Jewish News (16.7.23)

Peta Jones Pellach reports from Jerusalem on the passing of controversial legislation and the ensuing protests. More than 150,000 people were protesting in Tel Aviv during the weekend, with a total of 374,000 people in major cities all across Israel

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

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Michael had a massive stroke in April 2023, and recovered thanks to the instant SOS action of his wife Lynda, and then the fast and effective medical intervention.

Mark Spiro tells us about the inspiring journey of a father and son - Michael and Mark. After Michael's life-changing stroke, Mark set out on an extraordinary 1300-kilometer hike across Switzerland towards the Vatican.

Gaby played the double bass for many years in the IPO. His father Leo also played the double bass in the IPO. Gaby’s founders of the IPO!

Udi Raveh is the son of Ilka and Aviva Raveh, famous Israeli singers who were the pioneers of some of the first Israeli folk songs, even before the establishment of the state of Israel.

Peta Jones Pellach reports on operation 'Bayit Vegan' in Jenin. The operation came as a response to the latest attacks carried out by terrorists from the Jenin refugee camp, in recent of month.

Shane Desiatnik with the latest news from this week's edition of the Australian Jewish News

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Sarah Cossey-Glaubert, together with her husband Adrian Glaubert, are Co-Directing this classic story of Tevye the milkman and his family as they navigate life as a Jewish family in the Pale of Settlement at the turn of the 20th century.

Jorge was born in Brazil, learnt to play the cello in his small town and later on in an Israeli conservatorium. He played the cello in the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra for many years and also taught music.

Avivit Hochstadter is the head of digital archives in the Israeli Philharmonic Orchestra (IPO), as well as a professional singer.

Shane Desiatnik: "Mandy Litzman was on his way to the Hatzolah convention in South Africa when a middle-aged South African man suffered a severe medical episode and required urgent medical attention.