US EditionIsraeli FM urges Jews to move to Israel a week after Sydney attack
Gideon Sa'ar urged Jews in Western countries to immigrate to Israel due to rising antisemitism and recent attacks, including 15 killed in Sydney's Bondi Beach massacre.
- Sunday, Gideon Saar, Israel's foreign minister, urged Jews in England, France, Australia, Canada and Belgium to move to Israel during a final‑day Hanukkah candle‑lighting, remarks that came one week after a Bondi Beach attack that killed 15 people.
- Senior Israeli figures have linked a rise in antisemitic attacks overseas to the war in Gaza , and Gideon Saar previously criticised British authorities after an October Manchester synagogue attack.
- Authorities report Sajid Akram legally owned six firearms used in the Bondi Beach attack, prompting nationwide mourning with more than 10,000 people gathering and a national Day of Reflection on Sunday.
- The federal government announced a review of law‑enforcement and intelligence responses, while New South Wales parliament reconvened on Monday for a two‑day debate on hate speech and gun legislation.
- Under Israel’s 1950 Law of Return, any Jewish person worldwide can immigrate to Israel, while senior Israeli leaders have linked calls for Palestinian statehood and criticism of Israel’s Gaza campaign with rising global antisemitism.
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Most foreign governments have allowed an unbridled wave of manifest anti-Semitism to subvert in the public sphere, Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar said Sunday, who called on the world Jewry to move to Israel.Read more]]>
Israel calls on Jews in West to move to occupied territories amid reverse immigration
Israeli foreign minister Gideon Saar has urged Jews in Western countries to move to Israel over an alleged rising ‘antisemitism”, a month after a new study showed that more than a quarter of Israelis are considering leaving the occupied territories.
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