Double standards claim over synagogue attack response
Political leaders are influenced by an incident involving Jewish institutions, while Palestinian Australians are accused of double standards.
The worshipers had to flee from the East Melbourne synagogue after fire was bombed in Miznon in the CBD in the Israeli restaurant Miznon the same night.
34 -year -old Sydney Adam Angelo Loras was accused of Friday night during the synagogue fire bomb.
Since federal leaders promised more action to protect Jewish Australians, a state duty force was announced to fight hatred and examine the police forces after events.
Palestinian Australians accused the leaders of the leaders of political silence, suspicion, hostility or supervision, and said that they were met with protest pressures and threatened them with oppressive laws.
Nasser Mashni, President of the Australian Palestinian Lawyer Network, said, “There was no duty force for Palestinians while watching the loved ones who were massacred by Israel’s genocide state or targeted by anti -Palestinian racism in Australia,” he said.
Mr. Mashni asked political leaders to stop punishing the Palestinian resistance, grief and political expression and continue to be involved in meaningful consultation and involved in decisions affecting their lives and rights.
“If political leaders ignore us and avoid us, the double standards become so evident,” he said.
Miznon’s owners talked about the “deep effect of the incident on Friday.
Outside the hardware Lane restaurant, the show ended with the launch of the finished tables and chairs, where protesters smashed a glass door.
It merged in the restaurant of about 20 protesters and some of them referring to the Israeli Defense Forces, Death Death to IDF ”.
Police accused the attack, forgiveness, rebellious behavior and criminal damage after an attack, a 48 -year -old Footscray woman and 28 -year -old Essendon woman, an attack and then released to block the police.
The restaurant said that a few of the actions of the neighboring restaurants have caused a lot of trouble for customers, bosses and staff.
“We respect everyone’s own nationality and religion. We want the same thing,” he said.
The information aircraft took responsibility for protest the alliance of activists and communities.
Victoria police, officers rejected their allegations that they were told not to face protesters in the restaurant.
Opposition leader Sussan Ley spoke to the community members and examined the damage during the synagogue visit on Tuesday.
He called on the Prime Minister to hold a national cabinet meeting and asks the government to announce the Jewish Australians’ protection plans.
Anthony Albane, while working with a special ambassador on anti-Semitism, marked more action than his government, but he returned to hosting a national cabinet, saying that people wanted action instead of more meetings.
Australian Jewish President Daniel Aghion called Victoria officials not to allow pro -weekly pro -Palestin protests and bring them to the protest zones.
Prime Minister Jacinta Allan described the weekly rally as “terrible ,, but the protests were part of democracy.
The protest organizers emphasized that Israel was against the occupation of Gaza and that the leaders who need to distinguish between IDF and Australia’s Jewish community were against.
The Australian Jewish Council condemned the synagogue attack, but he said that it was “irresponsible and inflammatory” to associate anti -Jewish action with legitimate protests.
On Saturdays, the anti-Semitic “inferences” and separate criminals in Saturday spray-painted cars, while a fourth incident included aggressive images sprayed on columns and walls close to a Holocaust museum in Elsternwick.
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