Symbolic gestures won't remedy antisemitism, genuine actions will - opinion
Symbolic gestures, while important, are not always sufficient to overcome deep-seated grievances. Genuine reconciliation requires consistent actions that address underlying issues.
AUSTRALIAN PRIME MINISTER Anthony Albanese speaks in the House of Representatives at Parliament House in Canberra last month. Many Australian Jews view him as, at best, unsympathetic to Israel and, at worst, indifferent to the rise of antisemitism, says the writer.(photo credit: AAP image/reuters)ByJONATHAN LIEBERMANUpdated:
