SBS Hebrew

Meet Louise Glaser, who shares her story as a volunteer guide at the Sydney Jewish Museum

Ronni Kahn is best known for founding the charity, Oz Harvest.. Born in South Africa, Kahn moved to Israel where she lived on a Kibbutz for many years before immigrating to Australia with her then-husband in 1998 and started an events management business.Building on her experience in corporate hospitality, she was shocked by the waste and founded Oz Harvest in 2004, initially with the support of people in the restaurant and catering industries in SydneyIt was important to Kahn to lobby for changes to civil liability and health legislation which prevented food donors from supplying excess food. The legislation was changed in four Australian states starting in NSW in 2005Interview is in English with Nitza

איזי מן מספר מה היה השבוע בהיסטוריה העולמית והישראלית. והפעם: "מרשל האימפריה" גרינג במשפטי נירנברג, שיפוץ בית האופרה המפורסם לה סקאלה, ועוד.

בשבוע שעבר קיבלנו סקירה מבלוגר האירווזיון, מה אסור לפספס השנה. והפעם - הצצה קטנה למאחורי הקלעים ולחוויה בוינה שהתקשטה כולה לקראת האירווזיון המתארח בעיר.

In an emotional SBS Hebrew special, Shaina Gutnik and Dean Cherny reflect on their powerful testimonies before the Royal Commission into Antisemitism and Social Cohesion.

Australian writer and commentator Zoe Booth joins SBS Hebrew to unpack the increasingly debated phenomenon of “oikophobia” - a term describing discomfort with, or hostility toward, one’s own culture, civilisation or national identity. Booth explores how the concept is shaping contemporary debates around Western identity and why questions of belonging and cultural confidence have become so politically charged across the democratic world.

איזי מן מספר מה היה בשבוע שעבר בהיסטוריה העולמית והישראלית. והפעם: הקיסר האתיופי היילה סילאסי נמלט לישראל, הבריחה הנועזת מהכלא שאורגנה על ידי האצ"ל, ועוד.

אחרי שנתיים לא פשוטות של ישראל באירוויזיון - חרמות, מחאות וקריאות בוז - המשלחת הישראלית מגיעה לוינה

In this first conversation for this new podcast corner called "Hopes & Fears in the Jewish Sphere", we speak with Rabbi Glasman, who is a senior Rabbi at the St Kilda Shule.

In this first conversation for this series called "Hopes & Fears in the Jewish Sphere", we speak with Rabbi Glasman, who is a senior Rabbi at the St Kilda Shule.

To better understand the pressures, changes and experiences of ‘the tribe’ at this moment in time, we are launching this new podcast corner.



Through conversations with specialists in psychology, philosophy, and religion, this new corner will examine the interplay of Jewish spirit, identity and belonging.



We look to ask our guests questions such as:

• How do you perceive the current Jewish experience - locally and globally?
  
  
• Is this ‘more of the same’, or do you think something has changed?
  
  
• How can we hold to an ancient sense of identity in a radically evolving world?

• What gives you hope?

Rabbo Glasman holds both Rabbinical training and a Master's of Counselling from Monash University, the Rabbi offers a unique insight into the question of Jewish identity in Australia at this point in time.

The first two days of public hearings for the Royal Commission into Antisemitism and Social Cohesion have heard from 24 witnesses, all Jewish Australians with firsthand experience of antisemitism.