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Theresa Smith's Reviews > Ruptured: Jewish Women in Australia Reflect on Life Post-October 7
Ruptured: Jewish Women in Australia Reflect on Life Post-October 7
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I have been slow reading this one for the last two weeks. Slowly because it's emotionally fraught and slowly because it requires deep contemplation.
If you are against the silencing of voices within our democratic nation, I encourage you to read Ruptured.
If you are against the silencing of voices within our democratic nation, I encourage you to read Ruptured.
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Jan 09, 2026 10:34PM
I am shocked to the core to see how so many writers are willing to sabotage the Adelaide festival by being out loud and proud about the freedom of speech of someone who says Zionists have no right to cultural safety, but have been so very noticeably silent about the silencing of Jewish voices in the arts community ever since October 7th.
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I feel the same, Lisa. I am confounded by it.
Me too. I cannot understand why or how a movement that supports a declared terrorist organisation has captured the minds of so many. Even more ironically (or disgusting) they are currently silent on the plight of the Iranian people.
Yes, I have noted that silence also.
