OHPI in the Press
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OHPI’s Royal Commission Witness Harassment Concerns: J-Wire
Online Hate Prevention Institute CEO Dr Andre Oboler has been featured in recent J-Wire coverage examining intimidation and harassment directed at Jewish witnesses appearing before the Royal Commission
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Antisemitism, Zionism and Israel: Royal commission hearings take a political turn – SBS News
SBS News reports “The Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion took a decidedly political turn in its second week, moving from lived experiences of discrimination to questions of how
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Hate inquiry hears how rising anti-Semitism has scarred lives – News.com.au
News.com.au reports on how anti-Semitic campaigns have affected Jewish artists’ careers, among broader public acts of antisemitism. OHPI’s monitoring of anti-Semitism provides important data on the rise of
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OHPI in Sydney Morning Herald
As printed in Sydney Morning Herald and The Age 13 May 2026: Dr Andre Oboler, chief executive officer of the Online Hate Prevention Institute, told the commission that
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Social media posts expose ugly rise in antisemitic abuse – J-Wire
J-Wire reports on OHPI CEO Dr Andre Oboler’s evidence to the Royal Commission on Antiemitism and Social Cohesion. Dr Oboler described a study analysing reactions to 13 social
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As it happened: Royal Commission – Tuesday – Australian Jewish News
Australian Jewish News ran a liveblog session on May 12 on testimonies given to the Royal Comission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion. OHPI CEO Dr Andre Oboler presented
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Jewish women devastated by ‘so-called feminists’ ridiculing atrocities of October 7, royal commission told – News.com.au
News.com.au reports “National Council of Jewish Women of Australia (NCJWA) vice president Shirley Leader told Royal Commission on Anti-Semitism and Social Cohesion that denial of the sexual assaults
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‘Stuff of my nightmares’: Data shows antisemitism surges online and against women – The Australian
In The Australian, on May 12 2026, “Most Jewish women have been accused of genocide and blamed for Israel’s actions, with online antisemitism now exceeding post-October 7 levels,
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OHPI advises Herald Sun on Holocaust Denial Video
OHPI strongly condemns two deeply antisemitic videos circulated online on Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day), describing them as harmful, offensive, and designed to cause distress to the Jewish
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OHPI report on antisemitic responses to London terror attack highlighted in J-wire
J-Wire has reported on the Online Hate Prevention Institute’s latest report (released 30 March) examining online reactions to the firebombing of Hatzolah ambulances in London last week, drawing