The reality is these are not isolated incidents. They are the latest manifestations of an unabated explosion of hate.

Australia’s Prime Minister has promised to take strong action following an apparent arson attack on a synagogue in Melbourne.

Police are investigating whether an arson and graffiti attack on a Melbourne business is linked to recent antisemitic incidents.

Violent chants, including “death death to the IDF”, have been heard at a pro-Palestine rally in Melbourne less than 48 hours ...

The attacks on Jewish people in Melbourne on Friday night should send chills down the spines of all Australians — Jewish and ...

On Thursday, social media erupted with calls to boycott a Melbourne restaurant – not for its food or service, but because its ...

The number of international flights operating in and out of Australia in July has soared, as a recovery in overseas travel ...

Angelo Loras, 34, was charged with arson, endangering life and property damage. He was also charged with possessing a ...

Following violent antisemitic incidents in Melbourne on Friday, protest leaders should have cancelled Sunday’s demonstration.

Pro-Palestinian demonstrators in Melbourne, Australia, chanted “Death to the IDF” at a rally Sunday, two days after a spate ...

A man was charged Sunday over an arson attack on a Melbourne synagogue in an apparent escalation of antisemitic violence in ...

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