Premier Chris Minns has declared the views of Upper House Labor MP Anthony D’Adam — that the “River to the Sea” one-state solution is not anti-Semitic — to be inflammatory and in some cases wrong.
Wanted property developer Jean Nassif’s attempt to sue Ray Hadley has been thrown out of court, with this picture of Nassif at a casino prompting some scathing observations from the judge.
The torrent of abuse being directed against Australia’s Jewish community and anyone connected with Israel is “spiralling out of control”, with leaders fearing for the safety and wellbeing of ordinary citizens.
There are calls for Premier Chris Minns to step in and demand answers over a taxpayer funded charity hosting an anti-Israel boycott forum by NSW public servants.
As the world gears up for significant commemorations of the 80th anniversary of D-Day, one remarkable Australian who was there recalls what it was like.
Disturbing audio praising the actions of the teen boy alleged to have stabbed a Christian Bishop — claiming he had “courage” and “guts” — is circulating on social media | LISTEN
The bishop stabbed in the terrorism incident at Wakeley has been billed on social media as “the most controversial bishop in history”. Read why.
NSW’s top private schools are raking in the cash with multimillion-dollar bumper profits. SEE how much the elite schools earn.
Police have visited a Sydney artist and quizzed him about his social media posts after he posted about the Israel/Palestinian conflict and included a line about a “petrol bomb”.
Urgent meetings have been held in a Sydney football association over club and player concerns over female safety and fairness playing against transgender players.
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