Palestinian Vigils Controversy
The organisation Jews Against The Occupation '48 said on social media that it would host a vigil in Sydney marking Israel's retaliatory airstrikes on Gaza following the Hamas attacks on October 7, 2023.Reported by 3 of 3 outlets; wording from Daily Mail.
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- 5 Oct
The New South Wales premier, Chris Minns, has said the planned vigils on the anniversary of a “horrible and violent” event were “obscene”, speaking to reporters last Wednesday.
- 6 Oct
Victorian Premier Ben Carroll has warned police would step in to 'protect the public' if organisers or protesters breached the state's anti-vilification laws.
- 7 Oct
Promotional material for the event stated that 'its genocidal airstrikes began on October 7th 2023' and called for a vigil to mark the date in solidarity with Gaza.
Coverage 5 articles
7 Oct Terror group's flag is waved in Sydney at radical pro-Palestine rally held on the anniversary of the Hamas attacks on Israel
Daily Mail
7 Oct Tense scenes in Melbourne as Israel supporters square off against pro-Palestine activists holding 'heartless' vigil three years to the day since the bloody October 7 massacre
Daily Mail
6 Oct Fury erupts as pro-Palestine groups plan vigils for anniversary of Hamas' October 7 attack: 'Deliberate and cruel'
Daily Mail6 Oct 'Heartless': Pro-Palestinian groups criticised for October 7 vigils
ABC News (AU)
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