Deborah Stone, editor-in-chief of The Jewish Independent, dives into a shocking incident involving two Sydney nurses who made threatening remarks about Israeli patients. She discusses the alarming rise of anti-Semitism in Australia, citing over 2,000 reported cases in a year. The conversation touches on the implications of hate speech in healthcare settings and the urgent need for public education to counteract these sentiments. Stone calls for bipartisan efforts in parliament to address this escalating issue and promote social cohesion.

Deborah Stone, Editor-in-chief of The Jewish Independent, reflects on the tumultuous impact of the October 7 Hamas attack on Jewish Australians. She discusses the rising tide of anti-Semitism and the emotional strain on the community. Stone highlights the challenges of navigating complex opinions on the Israel-Hamas conflict, showcasing a poignant story of a woman with both Jewish and Arabic heritage. The conversation emphasizes the need for compassionate dialogue and understanding within a divided society striving for coexistence.