"The attack on Australia's Jewish community at Bondi is terrible proof that our nation is not immune from the evils of terrorism and
 
Silence in the face of suffering is a betrayal of our shared humanity.
 
“If international law only applies to some countries and not others, then it applies to no one,” said Dr Rateb Jneid, President of AFIC.
 
Arab Council Australia Raises Concerns Over National Response to Racism and Civil Liberties
 
Open letter to the Prime Minister expressing concerns respectfully and constructively about international law and human rights principles...
 
Burke: We will now draft instructions regarding the legislative changes. Some of these instructions will be issued tomorrow, while others will be issued immediately after Christmas.
 
“The purpose of any inquiry must be to uncover truth, not reinforce a narrative,” said Dr Rateb Jneid, President of AFIC.
 
When grief is dismissed, when injustice is normalised, and when suffering is met with silence, the consequences are felt far beyond the borders of the conflict zone.
 
A new system for the Maronite League... It should not be: “A house with many houses!”
 
“We grieve for everyone denied their future” - PM Anthony Albanese
 
“An attack on one community is an attack on our collective spirit as a multicultural nation.
 
What was a peaceful Sunday became a day of horror and tragedy.
 
TRIBUTE TO GABRIELLA WEHBE





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TRIBUTE TO GABRIELLA WEHBE

Ms JULIA FINN ( Granville ) ( 13:41  ): Last Friday our community lost an amazing young woman, Gabriella Marie Wehbe. Gabbi gave so much in her 19 short years and her funeral yesterday was the largest I have ever encountered at Our Lady of Lebanon. It was standing—outside in the rain—room only. At 16 Gabbi was diagnosed with metastatic alveolar rhabdomyosarcoma and given only a 20 per cent chance of survival. In 2016 she underwent chemotherapy and radiotherapy throughout her Higher School Certificate year, when she was also vice-captain of Our Lady of Mercy College. During that period she also helped Chris O'Brien Lifehouse raise more than $500,000 for cancer treatment and was named the Parramatta Young Citizen of the Year. She was an incredible and dynamic young woman. Last time I saw Gabbi she was in remission and looking forward to studying physiotherapy at university. She was a really bubbly and energetic girl. It is not just her family who have been short-changed by her early passing but the entire community. She gave a lot in her short life and had so much more to give. I offer my condolences to the entire Wehbe family, especially Gabbi's parents, Jim and Loretta. May she rest in peace.


 














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