Australia has barred Israeli politician Simcha Rothman from visiting a local Jewish community beset by antisemitism, citing the fact that he states publicly he wants Israel to win its war against Hamas terrorists.
The decision by Anthony Albanese’s government does not (and could not) cite any inflammatory remarks by Rothman, who is not seen within Israel as a firebrand, though he is part of a right-wing political party.
Rothman accused the Australian government of “surrendering to terror,” noting that it had responded to the prospect of Islamist disruptions of free speech by banning the free speech instead of protecting public order.
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