איזי מן מספר מה היה השבוע בהיסטוריה העולמית והישראלית

Gabe Freund is the CEO of Stand Up, a Jewish social-justice organisation dedicated to building bridges across communities. With a background in advocacy and a passion for collaborative change, Gabe talks to the SBS about strengthening social cohesion and empowering marginalised voices, one project at a time.

Sidra Moshinsky speaks to the SBS about receiving the General Sir John Monash Award for Outstanding Service. Sidra has dedicated herself to the Victorian Jewish community through teaching, education and leadership.

SBS spoke to Professor Henry Brodaty AO about his decades-long efforts to transform the diagnosis, care and prevention of dementia, and how his work helped countless lives in Australia and worldwide.

ביום שלישי ציין העולם את היום הבינלאומי למאבק באלימות בנשים. ל פי נתוני הלשכה האוסטרלית לסטטיסטיקה לשנת - אחת מכל חמש נשים ואחד מכל 16 גברים חוו אלימות מינית כמבוגרים באוסטרליה, ועדיין - 92% מהנשים אינן מדווחות על תקיפות מיניות שחוו לאחרונה.

איזי מן מספר מה היה השבוע בהיסטוריה העולמית והישראלית

SBS Hebrew spoke with filmmaker Sandra Beerends about “Neshoma,” her moving film / documentary tracing the spirit of Amsterdam’s Jewish community after the Holocaust. Through personal stories and archival voices, the film reflects on memory, loss, and the quiet resilience that still shapes the city today.

NSW will introduce new laws criminalising Nazi chants and behaviours that signal support for extremist ideology, following a recent neo-Nazi protest outside Parliament. Offenders face up to a year in prison, with harsher penalties near Jewish sites. Jewish community leaders welcome the move as an ethical stand against rising hate, though experts warn legislation alone cannot eliminate extremism without broader education and prevention efforts.

In conversation with SBS Hebrew, IsraAID Australia Executive Director Yossi Eshed says the Israeli-based non-governmental organisation specialises in rapid emergency response and long-term community capacity-building worldwide.

LGBTQI+ Jews navigate two identities that can sometimes conflict. Each identity, even by itself, can feel isolating at times. Jarod Rhine Davis, a gay Jewish man, recognised this need and founded a community for LGBTQI+ Jews called Jewmos.