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Independent news and stories from SBS Audio, connecting you to life in Australia and Hebrew-speaking Australians.

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Jonathan Freedland: Israeli election

In the second part of this two part pre-recorded interview, award winning journalist and podcaster, Jonathan Freedland discusses with SBS the high-stakes landscape of Israeli politics ahead of the looming election, that is anything but routine. As the country stands at a critical crossroads, this vote is widely seen as a defining moment that will not only impact the country, but also the Middle East and the rest of the world. Freedland most pressingly points out that “democracy is on the ballot”.

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Jonathan Freedland: global and personal perspective

In the first part of this two part pre-recorded interview, award winning journalist and podcaster, Jonathan Freedland speaks with SBS Hebrew about the recent surge in attacks targeting Jewish communities in London - not including the latest stabbing attack which took place in London this week. Freedland not only looks within confines of the UK, but also discusses attacks on Jewish people everywhere from Manchester to Bondi. He reflects on the growing sense of vulnerability felt by many and simultaneously examines the social and political currents driving this rise in hostility. We also hear Freedland offering a personal perspective on what it means to be an openly and proudly Jewish journalist at a time of heightened tension.

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Project A workshops help community voices reach antisemitism Royal Commission

It can be in someone’s house, a community centre or even online - an initiative offering workshops to help community members and allies turn personal experiences into submissions.

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Shokoofeh Azar on Iran’s deepening crisis

In a conversation with SBS Hebrew, Iranian Australian journalist Shokoofeh Azar paints a bleak picture of Iran, describing a country battered by economic collapse. She provides a rare glimpse into Tehran’s ideological warfare, its use of paid protesters and the psychological toll of a society under siege. From three-month internet blackouts to the massacres in January, Azar reveals a nation feeling abandoned by Europe.

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Find out more about submissions to the Royal Commission into Antisemitism and Social Cohesion

The Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion was formally established by the Australian Government on 9 January 2026, in the immediate aftermath of the December 2025 Bondi terrorist attack, with a mandate to investigate the nature, causes and impacts of antisemitism and to strengthen social cohesion nationwide.

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Grief without borders: a Yom Hazikaron reflection

On Yom HaZikaron, a live-streamed ceremony brings together voices of grief, memory and resilience across borders. Broadcast to audiences in Australia and beyond, this event, co-presented by the Combatants for Peace and the Parents Circle – Families Forum and the New Israel Fund, offered an alternative lens on commemoration, foregrounding shared humanity in a time of deep division. Through testimony, music and reflection, Israeli and Palestinian participants honoured the lives lost to conflict while they challenged cycles of violence.

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International law expert, Michelle Lesh on the rise of racism in Australia

International law expert Michelle Lesh joins us to unpack a new report from the Australian Human Rights Commission examining the rise of both antisemitism and Islamophobia across Australia. Against a backdrop of escalating global tensions and local incidents, the report highlights growing concerns about social cohesion, discrimination and the limits of existing legal protections.

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When art meets constraint: Iranian born international artist Nasim Nasr on activism and voice

In this interview, Iranian - Australian artist and activist Nasim Nasr discusses art and resistance in the shadow of political repression. Nasr reflects on leaving Iran, her country of birth, as well as her family, and come to Australia in order to pursue a life free of artistic limitation. Through her work, Nasr transforms lived experience into a powerful form of activism by challenging authority, amplifying dissent and redefining what it means to be heard in a politically constrained world.

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Not necessarily in Hebrew

2019. 05. 30.

Cobe_mon

A lot of English and Yiddish, but unfortunately not a lot of Hebrew content. SBS in Italian is actually in Italian...same with French etc - SBS in Hebrew should be the same: all or mostly in Hebrew. That being said, I understand the inclusion of Yiddish, an otherwise dying/defunct language, and it's nice to see this effort to preserve it, but that shouldn't overshadow or replace the Hebrew.
Great podcast

2012. 03. 18.

sunshinestarr

Interesting interviews and very informative. Helping me with my Hebrew, too. Thanks!
tov me'od!

2010. 01. 14.

NYU Syzygy

I am so happy they brought back these podcasts! They are perfect for helping to learn Hebrew or just to remember the language.
Thank you...

2009. 08. 19.

Sof haderech

This is one of the few podcasts where you can hear a full conversation in Hebrew. Thanks for posting. Please keep them coming!!! (I see it's been a while...)