Illusion of Safety Up in Flames
A year after the Adass Israel synagogue firebombing, Dvir Abramovich reflects on what burned that morning and how a country chooses to heal.
Eichmann Smiles From the Grave
After watching the Eichmann trial on screen, Dvir Abramovich warns that the National Socialist Network’s push to register a party is a test Australia cannot fail.
Men Must Eliminate Scourge
Marking the day against violence towards women, Dvir Abramovich argues that a crisis killing a woman every four days is a men’s issue.
Sickness We Cannot Ignore
After uniformed neo-Nazis staged a show of menace at the gates of NSW Parliament, the case for banning the National Socialist Network.
No ‘Context’ for This Atrocity
Two years after the Nova massacre and the kibbutz killings, a plea to see the hostages’ faces and refuse the world’s ‘yes, but’.
October 7 a Scar on the Soul
Two years after the deadliest day for Jews since the Holocaust, a personal refusal to let October 7 become just a date on a page.
Synagogue Terror Could Happen Here
The Yom Kippur attack in Manchester was a warning siren, and the ideology behind it is already loose on Australian streets.
Fear Mars Jewish New Year
Rosh Hashanah should be a season of sweetness. After synagogues were set alight, Jewish Australians are welcoming it in a season of siege.
The Year That Shattered Jewish Trust in Australia
Ahead of Rosh Hashanah, a reckoning with a year of firebombed synagogues, hostile marches and a community’s quiet loss of belonging.
Keep Extremists Off Councils
Local government is meant to be dull in the best way. Extremists see it as a side door into power, and Australia needs guardrails.