Michael Visontay

There are no Jews left in the Lecce but someone in the city cares deeply about them.

Matt Chun's history of intimidating the Jewish and pro-Zionist creative community predates last year's infamous campaign.

A tiny island in the Mediterranean was the scene for a joyous fusion of two traditions. Think Mama Mia but with even more fun.

Celebrating a big fat Jewish-Greek wedding

In an emphatic rejection of the Israeli government’s denial, community leaders, rabbis, advocates and politicians call for urgent action to alleviate starvation and malnutrition.

In a major reversal, the National Gallery of Victoria has returned a Nazi-looted painting to a German Jewish family which has been campaigning for 20

Australian attitudes towards Jews and Israel remain unchanged, but young people show increased sympathy for Palestinians, while older people support Israel.

Survey reveals significant agreement with offensive comparison of Israel's treatment of Palestinians to Nazi treatment of Jews.

High-level Palestinian health professionals visit Australia to learn about medical equipment funded by the Australian government for a rehab hospital in Hebron.

A powerful and emotional discussion at the Sydney Writers' Festival explores life after Bondi, the impact of antisemitism, and the need for healing.