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Shane Desiatnik,  senior Journalist at the Australian Jewish news spoke to Nitza about the reaction in Australia to Trump’s peace plan and about the 43 Jewish Australian that have been recognized in this year’s Australia Day honours.

Unique exhibition honouring the diplomats, who saved Jews during the Holocaust, will be launched on Monday 3rd Feb. at the NSW Parliament House.
Vic Alhadeff CEO of the NSW Board of Deputies will talk about it and how to combat Antisemitism.

Gideon Shavit, JNF Australia, huge fundraising in Israel, for Australia's Bush fire victims, ... Interview in English

Jeremy Jones Director of community and International Affairs of the Israel and Jewish Affairs council will share with us his experiences as Australia Day Ambassador, in rural NSW promoting tolerance

Gideon Shavit will talk about an historic event, huge fund raising function in Tel Aviv for Australia’s bush fire victims and environment.

The Australian Jewish community marked the International Holocaust Memorial Day on the 27th January and the Holocaust Museums in Melbourne and Sydney held special commemorations and exhibitions to mark the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, with moving speeches by former camp inmates and Holocaust survivors.
The Australian Jewish community has raised more than $6m for the bushfire appeal so far and $1m of those funds will go to students living in the bush fire effected areas to help them get back to school and tertiary studies as soon as possible.  A record number of Jewish Australians were among those honoured with Australia Day honours on the 26th of January 2020…

D-MARS is a space analog research center in Israel, in which analog astronauts go on a scientific journey of exploration that simulates an actual mission on the surface of the planet Mars.

His winning composition, called 'Blessings and Curses' (קידושים וקילולים) was unanimously declared the best new major work of Jewish music by the judges of the Canadian prize.

Alex Dafner with his weekly report in the Yiddish language

The World Health Organisation has declared it's "too early" to declare the outbreak of the Coronavirus found in China a global health emergency. As of today, there are 4 cases confirmed in Australia.