Titlebook: Jewish Identity in Multicultural Australia; Jennifer Creese Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive lic

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,“The Mayor Lights the Menorah”,the City”, this chapter outlines and analyzes variations in Jewish private religiosity by individuals, compared with the homogenous performance of Jewish religious Orthopraxy at a community level, particularly in public.

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,From “Lest We Forget” to “Never Again”,stralian Jewish history and the history, memory and post-memory of the Holocaust within identity, it discusses how the South East Queensland Jewish community can be seen to use history and memory to establish a homogenous discourse to negotiate Jewish historical narratives within Australian history and identity.

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,“Jerusalem Is Etched into Our Bones”,nt, and as a fragile creation in need of support. It outlines the way the South East Queensland Jewish community celebrates, supports and defends Israel, and how it is conceptualized as a “home” to go back to and connect to.

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,“All One Soul”, to other Jews within and beyond their own community. It also examines the mechanisms in place to preserve more traditional forms of consanguineal and affinal kinship for the management and continuity of the community, particularly through marriage and conversion.

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Introduction,and the place of Jewish populations within the state worldwide, including Australia. At the same time, communal life in Jewish communities globally is changing demographically, geographically and politically. Jewish individuals and communities relate to their Jewishness across a broad spectrum of id

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The South East Queensland Jewish Community,nts an overview of the demographics of the community, comparing these to the overall national Jewish community. It gives a historical overview of Jewish presence in Australia generally, and in South ?East Queensland specifically. It describes the structures of governance and institutional oversight