NSW Jewish Board of Deputies

The NSW Jewish Board of Deputies is an organization that represents the Jewish community in New South Wales, Australia. It serves as a primary advocate, working to promote Jewish life and combat antisemitism. The Board has been in the news recently due to its involvement in addressing incidents of alleged antisemitism. This includes the removal of a book titled "How to Sell a Genocide" from a Sydney library following a complaint, which the Board has reportedly been involved in reviewing. Additionally, the organization is aware of and addressing an alleged antisemitic incident at a children's netball game in Maroubra. These events highlight the Board's ongoing role in responding to concerns within the Jewish community and engaging with broader societal issues that impact them, underscoring its current relevance in advocating for safety and combating prejudice.