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1. AJA STATEMENT: ALBANESE SHAMELESSLY MILKING DEATH OF AUSTRALIAN AID WORKER IN GAZA
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese seems to be shamelessly milking the tragic death of Australian aid worker, Lalzawmi “Zomi” Frankcom for political gain.
AJA CEO, Robert Gregory, said:
“Two Australians have been killed since Hamas started the war in Gaza.
The contrast with the PM’s response to the death of the other Australian, Galit Carbone, who was actually intentionally butchered is stark. Albanese didn’t bother to call Israel’s Prime Minister for weeks and refused to visit. Now he’s attacking Israel at every moment and making demands. Maybe it’s because Galit was Jewish, and her murderers were Palestinian Arabs.
If he wasn’t already leading the most anti-Israel government in Australian history, before this tragedy occurred, maybe we’d believe that his outrage was genuine.
Albanese and Labor knowingly send money to UNRWA after it was implicated in the murder of Jews on October 7. They don’t have a leg to stand on.
Gaza is a volatile, complex, high-risk war zone. The way to stop civilian casualties is for Hamas to release the hostages and surrender. This is the only demand the Prime Minister should be making. Exploiting a warzone tragedy like this is just repugnant.”
2. Pauline Hanson – Good for the Jews?
AJA Antisemitism Education and Strategies Officer, Adam Kreuzer analyses recent positions taken by Senator Pauline Hanson.
3. Interview with Daniel Luria, Ateret Cohanim – Alan Freedman & Michael Burd
AJA founding members, Alan Freedman and Michael Burd conduct an exclusive interview with Daniel Luria, Executive Director and International Spokesman for Ateret Cohanim.
Ateret Cohanim stands at the forefront of Jewish Land Reclamation in Jerusalem. Beyond ensuring a united Jerusalem, Ateret Cohanim works to redeem property once held by Jews in Israel’s capital as well as reestablishing Jewish neighborhoods in the heart of the Old City and its surrounding areas.
4. Nitsana Darshan-Leitner, Shurat HaDin founder speaks to AJA
This week’s episode of AJA Wednesday Speaker Series is now available online.
AJA hosted Nitsana Darshan-Leitner, founder and president of Shurat HaDin, which is at the forefront of fighting terrorism and safeguarding Jewish rights worldwide and is dedicated to taking legal action to protect and defend the State of Israel and its citizens.
As president of Shurat HaDin, Nitsana has represented hundreds of terror victims in legal actions against terror organizations and their supporters, including banks. She has had many cases upheld and been awarded many millions of dollars on behalf of victims of terror.
A very large audience joined for an outstanding inspiring talk.
5. Where’s the Jews?
On the L’Chaim show on 3ZZZ, Morry Frenkel speaks with Daniel Lewkovitz, CEO of the security and life safety provider company, Calamity Monitoring and a committee member of the Australian Jewish Association (AJA), about his involvement with the team producing the very important documentary, “Where’s the Jews”, a film that explores in detail the aftermath of the October 9th antisemitic riots at the Sydney Opera House.
Daniel also discusses an Australian Greens’ media release that paints a totally different picture of what took place at the Opera House. The production costs of the documentary are being crowdfunded, and for more information on the documentary and a link for donations to help complete “Where’s the Jews” go to www.wheresthejews.com
6. AJA Presents: Should Jews be allowed to return to Gaza? with Daniella Weiss & Lital Slonim of Nachala
** AJA Weekly Zoom Speaker Series Presents **
Gaza’s Jewish history stretches thousands of years. Jews were expelled by the Romans, crusaders and British.
In 2005, Israel expelled 10 thousand Jews from 21 communities in Gaza as a gesture for peace. With the takeover by Hamas it had the opposite effect.
AJA doesn’t take a position on this issue, but polls show that almost 40% of Israelis support Jews returning to Gaza.
Daniella Weiss was mayor of Kedumim and founded the Nachala Settlement Movement, which works to create Jewish communities in Judea & Samaria. Lital Slonim is the International Director of the Nachala Settlement Movement.
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