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  • NSW JBD Statement: Shooting at the Capital Jewish Museum 22 May 2025
    We are closely monitoring and awaiting further details about the reported shooting at an event for young Jewish professionals at the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington DC. The senseless act of violence has cost at least two Israeli embassy staff their lives. People everywhere will rightly be shaken by the likelihood that this violent act was ...
  • NSW JBD Submission to the Inquire into Antisemitism in New South Wales. 19 May 2025
    The New South Wales Jewish Board of Deputies (JBD) welcomes the opportunity to make a submission to this inquiry on antisemitism in NSW. The JBD is the elected, representative roof body of the NSW Jewish community. The JBD has 56 major communal organisations as its constituents, which encompass tens of thousands of members of the Jewish ...
  • Statement on forthcoming retirement of Police Commissioner Karen Webb 7 May 2025
    On behalf of the NSW Jewish community, we extend our thanks and appreciation to NSW Police Commissioner Karen Webb who has today announced her forthcoming retirement. We congratulate Commissioner Webb on a historic career of public service. In particular, we recognise the Commissioner’s work ensuring that the Jewish community was supported through the spate of antisemitic ...
  • Statement on Hate speech on the University of Technology Sydney Campus 27 Mar 2025
    Statement from Michele Goldman, Chief Executive of the NSW Jewish Board of Deputies Thursday, 27 March 2025   The comments captured in this video make plain what we already knew, activists are working hard to make Jews uncomfortable on campus. That anyone thinks saying this out loud is acceptable demonstrates how big the problem is on our university campuses. Calls ...
  • Statement on Anti-Islam graffiti in Chester Hill 16 Dec 2024
    Statement from David Ossip, President of the NSW Jewish Sunday, 15 December 2024   The NSW Jewish community unreservedly condemns the anti-Islam graffiti which was daubed onto an underpass in Chester Hill overnight. The graffiti was hateful, deeply offensive and would have understandably caused distress to the Islamic community. A bigoted attack on any group of Australians is an attack on all ...
  • Statement on a reported arrest after vandalism and graffiti in Woollahra 25 Nov 2024
    Statement from David Ossip, President NSW Jewish Board of Deputies on a reported arrest after vandalism and graffiti in Woollahra Reports that an arrest has been made following the horrific antisemitic vandalism and arson in Woollahra last week will give local families some relief after they were senselessly and maliciously targeted. We thank NSW Police for their ...