Ahmad Rashad Nadir, 27, was charged with using a communication system to threaten, menace or harass, and with possessing a prohibited drug, police said.

Two nurses at a Sydney hospital were suspended Tuesday after a video surfaced of them boasting about killing Israeli patients, sparking strong condemnation from national and regional politicians.

'You have no idea how many [Israelis] came to this hospital, and I sent them to Jahannam,' nurse had said.

Two nurses at a Sydney hospital were suspended on Tuesday after a video surfaced in which they brazenly claimed to have killed Israeli patients.

Australian hospital is reviewing patient records after two nurses were caught on video vowing to kill Israeli patients, with one claiming he had already killed many.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese called the video out in Parliament as an 'antisemitic' one that was 'sickening and … shameful.'

In Bondi Beach, three men allegedly hurled eggs at Jewish women, and in Sydney and Perth hateful graffiti and vandalism were discovered.

Several arrests have already been made, with some of the detained individuals allegedly being connected to prior antisemitic attacks, New South Wales Police Deputy Commissioner David Hudson said.

'They basically told me that if I cannot support the October 7 attacks as resistance and as something positive, then I cannot be there,' the former Latino music radio host recounted.

'You cannot coexist ever with the people I watched carry out October 7 - none of us can.' Erin Molan describes witnessing firsthand the atrocities of Oct. 7.

On a visit to Israel, the former Sky News Australia presenter met Israeli officials, including President Isaac Herzog, as well as relatives of hostages in Gaza.

Omer and Ella Berger were traveling to attend their Holocaust survivor grandmother's 100th birthday in Australia.

Anti-Israel slurs graffitied on cars and properties in a Sydney Jewish community.

'These are scenes I never imagined we would see in our safe country,' says news host.

Sky News Australia calls out Western leaders hailing and taking credit for Sinwar death despite their anti-Israel behavior.

The activists later justified the attack by blaming the victim.

Although he said nothing, anti-Israel activists screamed at him through a loud speaker.

Only 41% of respondents said recent anti-Israel protests were legitimate.

BeeHero takes beekeepers virtually into the hive and monitors bee activity in real time to fully understand how bee populations are faring. 

For close to a month, two Australian firefighter experts have committed their time to volunteer training for various civil security units near the borders of Gaza and Lebanon.

Is Australia’s potential recognition of a Palestinian state rewarding terrorism or fostering peace? By David May, Algemeiner Terrorism pays. That is the message Australia’s government is sending by considering recognizing a Palestinian state in the wake of Hamas’ October 7 attack, something Foreign Minister Penny Wong recognized as, “The greatest loss of Jewish life in... Read more »

The incident has sparked outrage and accusations of discrimination, leaving attendees and organizers grappling with the fallout.

Protesters were exuberant and joyfully screamed "Gas the Jews" celebrating the mass murder and mutilation of Jews on October 7th.

'This legislation sends a strong message that hatred has no place in Australia today.'

The mob outside the Sydney Opera House chanted “F*** the Jews” and “Allahu Akbar,” Arabic for “God is Great,” as they waved Palestinian flags.

Federal court rules that Brighton Secondary College violated laws prohibiting racial discrimination when it neglected to protect Jewish students from antisemitic bullying.

One of the writers scheduled to appear at the event is Ramzy Baroud, editor of The Palestine Chronicle, who has accused Israel of conspiring to infect Palestinians with COVID-19.

Australian actress and model Ruby Rose shared on Instagram multiple posts about her visit to Israel, in addition to posts antisemitic attacks and anti-Jewish incidents in 2022.

The distinction some people draw between antisemitism and anti-Israelism enables them to drape themselves in the mantle of victimhood.

University of Adelaide student paper editor Habibah Jaghoori was dismissed over article and inflammatory rhetoric afterwards.

Australian Senator Hollie Hughes was recently in Israel and described to Parliament an incredibly disturbing experience she had while touring Ramallah.

British columnist accuses pro-Israel voices of suppressing Palestinian identity.

BDS resolution was resubmitted to student union after being scrapped in May.

Australian racewalker Jemima Montag wore a gold bracelet made from a necklace that belonged to her late grandmother, a Holocaust survivor, when she won her second Commonwealth Games gold medal.

'BDS? What’s that?' asks Australian rapper Iggy Azalea as she plays first concert in Israel.

Move will blacklist group's political activities.

The festival's organizers have not caved in to the boycott, and the world-renown Israeli ensemble will perform as scheduled.

'The Government has zero tolerance for violence, and there is no cause – religious or ideological – that can justify killing innocent people,' Australian Minister Andrews said.

Antisemitism, masqueraded as anti-Zionism, is rising all across the globe, and the Land Down Under is no exception.

Jews and lawmakers are concerned about rising anti-Semitism and neo-Nazi recruitment.