What we saw that Sunday at Bondi not only highlighted the immediate and palpable threats to Jewish communities in Australia but also signalled a greater sociopolitical undercurrent spreading across the Western world.
Whether Australia responds to the murders at Bondi with clarity or caution will reveal not only how it confronts antisemitism, but how seriously it takes the obligations of liberal democracy itself.
Each year, CIS gathers the most ridiculous examples of intrusioninto our lives, to find the winners of our annual Nanny State Awards.
Eight years after her first burqa stunt, Pauline Hanson pulled it out of the wardrobe department for another theatrical turn …
Tolerance is often treated as an unqualified virtue. But even virtues have limits. When men in black shirts marched outside …
Last weekend I was honoured to catch up again with Frank Lowy, surely Australia’s most successful 20th Century immigrant. I’d …
Hume’s death raises serious questions. Not just about his rights, but about ours. About the rights of victims. About the meaning of justice.
Labor’s Friends of Israel group has made this point forcefully. They call for principled criticism, but without resorting to inflammatory …
Our Jewish neighbours, colleagues and friends are facing harassment, threats and exclusion in ways this country hasn’t seen in decades.
The Federal Court’s judgment in favour of journalist Antoinette Lattouf represents not just humiliation for the ABC. It is also …
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