THE AJN - Following October 7, “It would appear that the pain of Israeli women is not valid. Indeed, the women’s movement at large by its silence, seems to accept that rape is an acceptable ‘act of resistance’.”

THE AJN - As the days since October 7 have passed, and we continue to come to terms with war and the ever-evolving details of the horror inflicted on slaughtered and kidnapped Israelis; we also grapple with the world that remains.

THE AJN - “The stench of death was strong, with the bodies of both terrorists and victims lying near each other, in the 30 degree heat, and flies…” A harrowing account from Kibbutz Kfar Aza, a site of Hamas’ massacre on October 7.

THE AJN - “History has shown us; persecution does not begin in a vacuum… Our governments and law enforcement must send a clear message – and act with firmness.”

THE AJN - From Hollywood actress and producer to pro-Israel activist with a prolific following, Noa Tishby reflects on her journey in an intimate interview with Rebecca Davis.

MAMAMIA - “I didn’t want to write this article. Not for an absence of thoughts, or feelings. So many feelings. Because it's exhausting to feel this heavily. This frequently.”

MAMAMIA - The swastika is more than a criss-cross of jagged lines, or a symbol of history from time long ago. As a Jewish person, part of me wishes it was just that…

MAMAMIA - I had an escape route planned. If I heard someone enter by force from the main entrance, hopefully I’d have enough time to race to the back door, down the stairs outside. And run. Hopefully.

MAMAMIA - As a Jewish person, it is triggering to see this symbol, exploited by those who wish to pedal their own agenda. Have your opinions, sure. But do not appropriate the suffering experienced by marginalised groups who were targeted for nothing more than their existence.

THE AJN - A Victorian government inquiry into anti‐vilification protections has recommended the state government establishes a criminal offence that prohibits the display of Nazi symbols.

EXCLUSIVE: The independent inquiry commissioned by the Victorian Department of Education (DET) and Training into serious allegations of antisemitic bullying at Brighton Secondary College has concluded, resulting in 18 recommendations for the school – all of which have been accepted by the DET.

EXCLUSIVE: Another former Jewish student of Brighton Secondary College has revealed his experiences of antisemitic bullying, alleging he experienced verbal and physical abuse, including being threatened with a knife.

EXCLUSIVE: Brighton Secondary College has once again come under fire as more shocking claims of antisemitic bullying have surfaced. The allegations have raised the “extreme concern” of Victorian Education Minister James Merlino who has now launched an independent investigation.

EXCLUSIVE: The Victorian Department of Education has launched a full investigation following allegations of “horrific” antisemitic bullying levelled against students and teachers at a state secondary school. The incidents are said to have occurred over the past five years at Brighton Secondary College experienced by two Jewish brothers, who only now feel able to voice their alleged ordeal since recently leaving the school.

EXCLUSIVE: The parents of young Jewish students who were the victims of antisemitic bullying say they feel sidelined in the Victorian Department of Education's review into the incidents.

Following exclusive reports by The AJN last week revealing two cases of antisemitic bullying in state schools, the families of the victims met on Monday with Victorian education minister James Merlino in addition to meeting federal Treasurer Josh Frydenberg and federal Minister for Education Dan Tehan.

EXCLUSIVE: Victoria’s Education Minister James Merlino has ordered an “immediate review” into how two Melbourne schools responded to alleged incidents of antisemitic bullying, following yesterday’s exclusive report in The AJN.

EXCLUSIVE SPECIAL INVESTIGATION: A 12-year-old student in Melbourne was verbally abused, physically assaulted and forced to kiss the feet of a Muslim boy. Meanwhile, a five-year-old prep pupil from another school started wetting the bed after being severely bullied on a daily basis. Why? Because they are Jewish.

EXCLUSIVE SPECIAL INVESTIGATION: The mother of a 12-year-old Jewish student who was verbally abused, physically assaulted and forced to kiss the feet of a Muslim boy shares their harrowing ordeal.

Piles of shoes. It is a distinct memory that stands out for Ben de Winter when reflecting on his visit to Majdanek Concentration Camp on March of the Living (MOTL). He was 16 and it was snowing when he visited, the persistent Polish winter stretching into spring. And there in the darkness of memory and misery and a sea of leather, lay one small, pink shoe.