Two months after the deadly Bondi Beach terrorist attack, Israeli President Isaac Herzog's visit was meant to comfort a grieving community. Instead, it ignited protests and deepened divisions.

Israeli President Isaac Herzog is close to ending a four-day visit to Australia that brought comfort to Sydney’s Jewish community following a recent antisemitic mass shooting

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says he told visiting Israeli President Isaac Herzog that Australia is seeking criminal charges over a 2024 airstrike in Gaza.

Sydney police accused of using excessive force as at least 27 arrested for protesting Israeli president Isaac Herzog’s visit - Police made at least 27 arrests amid allegations of excessive force used

Israeli President Isaac Herzog received two very different receptions in Australia on Monday – a warm welcome by a government determined to show solidarity with its grieving Jewish community, and mass protests by activists who consider him a war criminal.

This week’s visit from Israeli President Isaac Herzog has been marred by police violence, as Anthony Albanese says Australians want the killing in the Middle East ‘to stop’.

Men praying were grabbed at Sydney town hall rally against Israeli president’s visit. Premier Chris Minns is refusing to apologise after police violence