The prime ministers of Canada, Australia, and New Zealand have released a joint statement calling on Israel to refrain from invading the southern Gaza city of Rafah.

The Ballarat Synagogue in Australia, established during the gold rush in the mid-19th century, continues to hold monthly Orthodox Shabbat services and pray for the well-being of the British monarch.

Australian Jews are on high alert after a list of Jewish creatives' personal information was published online by pro-Palestinian activists.

This week's Antisemitism Monitor highlights several incidents of antisemitism in different parts of the world.

This week's Antisemitism Monitor highlights several incidents.

The Sukkah Boys, founded by Billy Klein and Zuzz Rapp in Melbourne, Australia, is a service that builds and fixes sukkahs.

Jonathan Landes, inspired by his son's beekeeping endeavors in the US, started a small urban beekeeping company called Chevra Honey in Melbourne, Australia.

The Outback's Jewish Museum in Broken Hill, Australia tells the story of the once-thriving Jewish community in the isolated mining town.

Mitch Burnie, a young Jewish educator from Sydney, founded Australia's first Jewish urban farm called Adamama.

This special episode from Limmud Oz in Melbourne features Noah discussing why he and his wife Susan chose to move their family from America to Israel and how it has impacted their lives and their children.

This episode from Limmud Oz in Melbourne features Noah reflecting on his decision with his wife Susan to move their family from the U.S. to Israel, exploring the reasons behind their choice and the impact on them and their children.

The author reflects on their lack of enthusiasm for latkes, despite coming from a family of potato lovers and belonging to a Jewish community with strong associations with the dish.