Australia introduces mandatory jail time for hate crimes following surge in antisemitism
Australia has introduced strict laws to combat hate crimes, introducing mandatory minimum sentences for a range of terrorism offences and the display of hate symbols, following a spate of antisemitic attacks in Sydney and Melbourne.
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A wave of antisemitic attacks has roiled Australia, with a dozen arrests for vandalizing or setting homes, schools, and ...
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Australia wakes to more antisemitic graffiti after a discovery of explosives was revealed by policeIsrael and local Jewish leaders call for more action Israel ... Julian Leeser, the federal Liberal MP who represents ...
A Sydney woman has escaped conviction after being found guilty over sending a threatening message to a Jewish school. Yasmin Mansour, of Bexley in the city's south, sent a lengthy message to the ...
Cars and houses in Sydney were daubed in antisemitic graffiti, police said on Sunday, the latest in a string of incidents targeting Jews in Australia's biggest city.
Sydney police reported that a caravan laden with enough explosives to create a 40-meter blast wave has been found in Sydney’s ...
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Sacked ABC fill-in presenter Antoinette Lattouf defended her social media posts in which she accused Israel of “war crimes”, ...
Western Sydney University Rank-and-File Committee members denounce the victimisation of Abdel-Fattah, who has been falsely accused of antisemitism for opposing the Israeli genocide in Gaza.
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