Supporting Those Facing Antisemitism
Here to Help
Our Mission
At Jewish House, we are committed to addressing antisemitism – past and present – and supporting those affected by it.
We believe that understanding its historical roots and modern impact is essential to building a more inclusive society. This platform provides a safe space to access support, practical tools, and guidance when facing antisemitism or discrimination.
Together, we can challenge hate and strengthen a more compassionate community.
You are not alone
A Message from Rabbi Kastel
“In the face of rising antisemitism, we need to come together as a community, drawing strength from our unity, shared values and unwavering support for one another. We must respond to this hate with resilience, compassion and courage – both for ourselves and for future generations. You are not alone.”
Standing in Solidarity
The Rise of Antisemitism
The Bondi attack on December 14, 2025 has deeply shaken communities across Australia and left many feeling unsettled and unsafe. In response, the establishment of a Royal Commission into antisemitism reflects a growing recognition of the seriousness of what communities are experiencing and the need for deeper understanding and support.
These experiences have been felt in different ways across the country, including on university campuses, in workplaces, online and in environments that are meant to be safe and open.
These events are a reminder that antisemitism is not only part of history, but something many are navigating today. It can be distressing, confusing and deeply personal.
This platform exists to provide support, clarity and practical guidance for those affected. It is a place to feel heard, to access resources, and to help rebuild a sense of strength and resilience. No one needs to face this alone.
Support For Community Members Impacted By The Bondi Attack
Unbreakable
Unbreakable is a self-guided online program designed to help Jewish adults build psychological resilience in the face of antisemitism.
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