The Government’s actions still fall short: Joel Burnie on FDD Morning Brief
December 21, 2025
AIJAC Executive Manager Joel Burnie spoke with Foundation For Defense of Democracies (FDD) Executive Director Jonathan Schanzer about the Bondi Beach terrorist attack, the feelings of the Australian Jewish community and what the Government needs to do now.
“None of us were surprised”: Joel Burnie on Sky News
December 21, 2025
AIJAC Executive Manager Joel Burnie spoke to Sky News’ Jaynie Seal about the Government’s failure to crack down on antisemitism and the insecurity experienced by the Australian Jewish community as a result.
“The writing was on the wall for a number of years”: Colin Rubenstein on Channel 7 Weekend Sunrise
December 21, 2025
AIJAC Executive Director Dr Colin Rubestein spoke with Channel 7 Weekend Sunrise about hate speech, legal enforcement, political will and what the Government needs to do going forward in the wake of the antisemitic terrorist attack on Bondi Beach.
“My first reaction was ‘I need to know where my family is'”: Arsen Ostrovsky on Sky News
December 18, 2025
Bondi Beach terrorist attack survivor and incoming head of AIJAC’s Sydney office Arsen Ostrovsky recounts his harrowing experience to Sky News’ Sharri Markson.
We pleaded with Federal and State governments to do more: Joel Burnie on Sky News
December 17, 2025
AIJAC executive manager Joel Burnie spoke to Sky News’ Gabriella Power about the factors that contributed to the Bondi massacre.
Warnings about hateful rhetoric went unheeded: Joel Burnie on Sky News UK
December 17, 2025
AIJAC executive manager Joel Burnie spoke to Sky News UK about the political climate in which the Bondi massacre took place.
Antisemitism has become normalised: Colin Rubenstein on Sky News
December 16, 2025
AIJAC executive director Dr Colin Rubenstein spoke on Sky News about the Bondi terrorist attack.
‘Everybody’s worst nightmare’: Paul Rubenstein on Sky News
December 16, 2025
AIJAC NSW Chairman Paul Rubenstein says the Bondi massacre is “not unexpected” for the Jewish community. Mr Rubenstein told Sky News host Chris Kenny that the whole situation is “everybody’s worst nightmare”. “I think a lot of people are feeling particularly vulnerable.”
