(Jewish Political Studies Review) Jeremy Jones - Australia has a well-earned reputation as being welcoming to Jews. Anti-Semitism has often been spoken of as an illness of the Old World and the Third World, with the Australian national ethos of giving everyone a "fair go" effectively rendering the country immune from anti-Semitism. In recent years, however, there has been a growing acknowledgment both of the presence of anti-Semitism and the responsibility of political and moral leadership to confront it.
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