Anti-Semitism continues its march across the world, encouraged by governments. In Melbourne, Australia, during Council voting for an anti-Semitic resolution, a mob of 200 people outside the Town Hall started beating up Jews who had come to voice their concern to the Council. Police arrested the Jewish victims for inciting public disorder by being present on the street. None of the mob were arrested. Jewish artists and actors have been de-platformed from arts festivals in Perth and Sydney, while Melbourne’s well known Malt House Theatre has invited one of the most rabbit anti-Semite influencers to perform during the play “Yentel”, a play about a Jewess. The theatre had until then a Jewish board member and relies very heavily on Jewish philanthropy for its work. In London signs for ethnic cleansing of indigenous Jews from Israel were on Big Ben. Like their Australian counterparts, the police reiterated that calls for the genocide of Jews is not a breach of anti-vilification laws. It is hoped that unlike those in 1930s Europe who realised what is happening too late, it is hoped that Jews are making provisions to move to Israel, the only place where they are now safe. [Image: Mock-up Australian flag reflecting what the country has become]