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Australian PM Albanese backs Zionist witch hunt against anti-genocide protesters - Vimarsana News

Australian PM Albanese backs Zionist witch hunt against anti-genocide protesters

At a meeting with Rabbinical Councils leaders, Albanese aligned himself with a vitriolic campaign by Zionist organisations and the right-wing corporate media to slander and shut down campus protests.

Source: wsws.org
As some US Jews take down mezuzahs due to antisemitism, some non-Jews put them up - Vimarsana News

As some US Jews take down mezuzahs due to antisemitism, some non-Jews put them up

'This is the most beautiful thing anybody has ever said to me,' California rabbi says of offer by neighbors to affix mezuzahs, calls the one at his home 'the security system'

Students build bank of knowledge - Vimarsana News

Students build bank of knowledge

Rabbi Levi Wolff from Central Synagogue described money as "a ladder – neither good nor bad".

NAB and JNF host economic and business students » J-Wire - Vimarsana News

NAB and JNF host economic and business students » J-Wire

JNF in collaboration with the National Australian Bank (NAB) hosted year 10 and 11 Business and Economics students to access some of Australia’s leading minds on the theme of ‘The Future - Banking & Business’. On behalf of JNF Daniel Yesgar, Senior Manager at NAB Private, invited 70 high school students and young adults from…

Russian, Ukrainian Jewish communities unite in Sydney despite conflict - Vimarsana News

Russian, Ukrainian Jewish communities unite in Sydney despite conflict

Russia’s military conquest of Ukraine speaks to a “dark and sinister history” for Jewish people in the region, local religious leaders say.

Source: smh.com.au