Herzog itinerary: lunch at Government House, dinner at Kirribilli with Albo
Israeli President Isaac Herzog will have dinner with Anthony Albanese tonight and leave for a short tour of Canberra tomorrow, with the permission of the RAAF. The RAAF will also fly him and his entourage to Melbourne on Thursday. Michael West And Stephanie Tran report.
MWM He received a copy of the itinerary of Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s NSW state visit.
According to the itinerary, President Herzog is scheduled to have dinner with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese at Kirribilli House this evening at 7 p.m.
The dinner will follow the meeting with Rabbi Yehoram Ulman, the founder of Chabad Bondi, and the Chabad community event, which will be attended by the Prime Minister.
President Herzog will fly from Sydney to Canberra on an RAAF plane tomorrow morning, spend the day in Canberra, and return to Sydney in the evening for a meeting at Stephen Lowy’s home in Watsons Bay.
Lowy is a shareholder of Westfield along with his father Frank Lowy and brothers Peter and David. Stephen Lowy served He served as Chairman of the World Board of Trustees of Keren Hayesod/United Israel Appeal until December 2024, raising $1.1 billion for the organization. A. MWM research It was revealed that United Israel Appeal Australia had wired $376 million to Israel since 2013, with some of these funds going to programs that finance the IDF and illegal settlements.
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In November 2024, Frank Lowy and Mark Leibler became the first Australians to receive the Israeli Presidential Medal of Honor, Israel’s highest civilian honour. The medal was presented to the couple by President Herzog.
Since his arrival Monday morning, Herzog has been received by many government officials.
On Monday, NSW Premier Chris Minns hosted a lunch for Herzog. The Prime Minister later spoke at an event at the International Convention Center (ICC, not to be confused with the International Criminal Court). The event was hosted by the Zionist Federation of Australia.
Herzog told the ICC crowd: “I am also here to revitalize the important relations between our two strong democracies. I know that by working together we will find a way to expand cooperation, increase understanding and improve our relations. I intend to discuss this with your national leadership during my visit.”
Today, NSW Governor Margaret Beazley and her husband Dennis Wilson hosted a lunch reception in Herzog’s honor in the Government House Ballroom. Herzog also held a breakfast meeting with “business leaders.”
Herzog will depart for Melbourne on Thursday.
“He should be caught and investigated”
Chris Sidoti, Member of the UN Commission of Inquiry into the Occupied Palestinian Territories, including East Jerusalem and Israel, said: MWM He said in a live interview last week that there was “legal scope and a moral duty” to arrest President Herzog.
Herzog has stated All Palestinians are responsible for the October 7 Hamas attack and signed bombs It was thrown at civilians in Gaza.
UN Commission of Inquiry to create It is stated that Herzog’s words amount to inciting genocide in Gaza.
“The statement that an entire nation was responsible for the October 7, 2023 attack could reasonably be interpreted as encouraging Israeli security forces personnel to target Palestinians in Gaza as a group as collectively culpable for the October 7, 2023 attack in Israel,” the commission said.
In light of the Commission’s findings, Sidoti stated that head of state immunity would not apply to Herzog.
“Our commission of inquiry found that Israeli President Herzog was responsible for incitement to genocide, which is one of the atrocity crimes. Therefore, in my view, Head of State immunity does not apply to Herzog while he was visiting Australia, because the Commission concludes that he was responsible for incitement to genocide,” Sidoti said.
“That means he should be arrested. He should be investigated. If there is sufficient evidence to prosecute, he should be tried. I see this as both a legal duty and a moral duty.”
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Michael West was founded Michael West Media Focusing on public interest journalism in 2016, particularly the increasing power of corporations over democracy. West was formerly a journalist and editor for Fairfax newspapers, a columnist for News Corp and was even once a stockbroker.
