Anti-Semitism plan takes aim at schools, universities
After receiving a plan to support the Jewish community, Australia, the Federal Government was called to shorten anti-Semitism in classes, universities and other fields.
Suggestions were published on Thursday by the government’s special ambassador to fight the anti -Semitism Jillian Segal after a 300 percent increase in vandalism and physical intensity against the Jewish Australians.
Prime Minister Anthony said that there is no room for anti -Jewish in Australia, Albania Albania said.
“Anti-Semitism rose deeply to disturbing levels in Australia after the conflict in the Middle East,” he said to journalists in Sydney.
“The type of hatred and violence we have seen on our streets lately will not be inferior and tolerated.
“This is something that the government should work with civil society every day, every day and every month and every year.”
Segal said that he was at the center of the proposals of the report of the training and called for a national consistent plan to teach students the forms of modern anti-Semitism.
Australia has also been called to encourage cultural understanding and promote responsible media reporting.
“This plan is a whole society plan,” he said.
Ms. Segal’s report has been in the work since the July 2024 appointment, which responded to an increase in Anti-Semitism following Hamas’s October 7 attacks and Israel’s violence against Palestinians in Gaza.
An East Melbourne Synagogue was burning on Friday night seven months after a fire bomb in the Melbourne Adass Israeli Synagogue, 20 minutes away.
In Jewish schools and synagogues, there was more than one event of vandalism and a fire bomb in the old house of a leading community leader in Sydney at the end of 2024.
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