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Australia to observe national day of mourning to honour Bondi terror victims

The theme of the day will be ‘light will win, a gathering of unity and remembrance’

Artistic replicas of Holocaust victims’ shoes leave lasting impression

In Their Footsteps is on display in Parliament

‘Who’ll remember us in this climate of hate?’ A survivor voices her fears

Annick Lever spoke at the Holocaust Educational Trust’s annual Parliamentary Reception in the Houses of Parliament on Monday

Settler violence increased by nearly a third in 2025, IDF confirms

Palestinian terrorism in the West Bank saw a significant decline in the same period, though those attacks which did occur were more deadly than in previous years

Sheila Gewolb kicks off race for Board vice-presidency

The former vice-president has launched an early campaign for the vacancy left by Andrew Gilbert’s resignation

Iran will face unprecedented force if it attacks Israel, warns Netanyahu as IDF readies for ‘surprise war’

The Israeli prime minister guaranteed in a Knesset address that Iran ‘will not return to being what it was’ in the wake of mass anti-regime protests

Legendary Jewish actor Henry Winkler set to star in new comedy series

The actor is best known for his role as Fonzie in Happy Days

Jewish Apprentice contestant Lawrence Rosenberg: ‘My game plan? To be a good bloke’

The former Yavneh boy and JC employee will vie to win £250,000 investment from Alan Sugar in the new series of The Apprentice

Yavneh College to offer bulge class for September 2026

Applications for Jewish school places are expected to remain high

Women thrive at JWA female solidarity summit

Over 200 women attended sessions on finance, AI, beauty and wellbeing

Jewish teens chased off road by vehicle in Melbourne as occupants ‘performed Nazi salutes’

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has condemned the ‘antisemitic hate incident’

1500 Isis fighters escape prison camps as Syrian forces push north

Army officials and Kurdish leaders have each accused the other of orchestrating the release of terrorists as Damascus seeks to ‘unify’ the nation

Grandfather’s ski-steps

Until last January, only one other member of Karen Glaser’s family had taken to the slopes. Then she went skiing in the majestic Dolomites

Police clash with Charedi rioters over autopsies following baby deaths at ‘unlicensed’ nursery

The infants’ families, who are understood to be members of the strictly-Orthodox community, are opposing post-mortem examinations on religious grounds

How can the Beckhams defuse the Brooklyn broiges?

The world loves a celebrity family fall out. But the Beckham-Peltz predicament has lessons for us all – and can be solved

Saatchi’s Rabbi and Rebbetzin Cohen to be next senior rabbinic couple at St John’s Wood Shul