ZFA statement on rocket attacks on Israel
Jeremy Leibler, President of the Zionist Federation of Australia, strongly condemned Tuesday’s rocket strikes into Israel. “Any attack that deliberately targets civilians is a war... Read More
November Opinion Piece
It’s always great to be in Israel. I like to visit a small hole in the wall business in Ben Yehuda Street in Jerusalem –... Read More
October Opinion Piece
Dr. Ron Weiser AM Just as it is wrong of those who criticise everything President Trump says and does just because it comes from him,... Read More
ZFA responds to vandalised graves in Haifa
President of the Zionist Federation of Australia Jeremy Leibler said, “We were disgusted to learn that vandals had spray-painted swastikas and Nazi slogans on the... Read More
ZFA responds to shooting in Germany on Yom Kippur
As Yom Kippur drew to a close in Australia, the Zionist Federation Australia (ZFA) was shocked and devastated to learn of the shooting attack outside... Read More
An in-depth look into Kangarusski
Anna Maylis, Zionist Federation of Australia’s Kangarusski community co-ordinator, wants you to know a few things about Russians, firstly, that they do not drink Vodka... Read More
ZFA slams decision to let Leifer out on house arrest
Jeremy Leibler, President of the Zionist Federation of Australia said, “we are outraged by the latest development. With all that we know, and all that’s... Read More
Joint statement on community concerns about anti-Semitism and neo-Nazi groups
Yesterday, leaders of the Jewish community met with Premier Daniel Andrews, Federal Member for Macnamara Josh Burns and the Attorney-General for Victoria, Jill Hennessy to... Read More
ZFA statement in Malka Leifer case delay
The Zionist Federation of Australia was disappointed to learn that the quest to bring alleged paedophile Malka Leifer back to Australia to face her day... Read More
Post Election Summary – September 2019
Dr. Ron Weiser AM It seems that in those countries where conservatives win elections, opinion polls and exit polling are proving less accurate. Think about... Read More
