Jewish youth in Australia are living in constant fear, with camp activities now canceled and events moved indoors for safety — kids used to cry from homesickness, now they cry from terror. Parents avoid sending children to public spaces, leaders disable location services, and community gatherings feel increasingly isolated. Antisemitic attacks hit record highs since October 2023, forcing police to overhaul tracking systems while community centers become fortress-like, alienating visitors. Experts say terrorists target vulnerability — and events are easier to strike than fixed buildings. The solution? Better Jewish history and culture education in schools — a glaring gap blamed for fueling ignorance and hostility.
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