If you’re wondering why it was so easy to gun down Jews on an Australian beach, just look at Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’ history of cozying up to Muslim terrorists

At a memorial service in Sydney organised by the Australian Jewish Association, former Prime Minister Scott Morrison observed that 30 Australian prime ministers upheld a bipartisan commitment to Israel. Australia’s 31st prime minister, Anthony Albanese, has chosen to break with that tradition.

Times of Isreal  Immediately after taking office in 2022, Mr Albanese withdrew Australia’s recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital. This decision was entirely consistent with a record of hostility toward Israel stretching back decades. In 2000, he even led anti-Israel protests in Sydney at the time Yasser Arafat walked away from a generous peace offer from Israeli Labor Prime Minister Ehud Barak. Since the October 7 attacks more than two years ago, the Albanese government has condemned a democratic ally with wearying regularity.

At the same time, the government repatriated ISIS brides who openly swore to destroy Australia and the West, and admitted around 3,000 unvetted Gazans raised on indoctrination that glorifies hatred of Jews, Israel, and Western civilisation.

Jew-hatred preached by certain imams in Australia has been allowed to flourish unchecked. Vile and repugnant rhetoric goes unchallenged and unpunished. The Prime Minister knows that radical Islamist ideology is being taught in schools and mosques, yet looks the other way because a million votes appear to matter more than a mere 100,000.

The Holocaust did not begin with gas chambers. Anyone who has visited Yad Vashem knows it began with propaganda, professional exclusion, confiscated property, boycotts and ghettos. Only later came the camps. Under Albanese, attacks on Jews have spread across Australian life, from universities, city streets to synagogues

t the funeral of the first Bondi victim, Rabbi Eli Schlanger, the Prime Minister was conspicuously absent. So too was anyone from his Cabinet. No visits to the families. No visible solidarity. Once again, the message was unmistakable: Jewish Australians do not count. 

Former Treasurer Josh Frydenberg said it plainly, describing the Prime Minister’s response to the Bondi terror attack as “the greatest stain on this nation,” accusing the government of allowing Australia to be radicalised on its watch. If a prime minister cannot name Islamic extremist ideology as a problem, he cannot possibly solve it.

Insane

From protesting against Western values to becoming the Prime Minister of a western country😳

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