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Aussie Mayors TARGETED by Israel

Join criminal lawyer Nick Hanna as he investigates the upcoming Australian Mayors Summit Against Antisemitism and the powerful Israel lobby group that's behind it.

0:00 Intro
0:51 What is Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM)?
2:05 Sacha Roytman
3:01 The IDF’s New Media Unit x Gaza Freedom Flotilla
4:44 Brigadier General Vaknin Gill
5:05 Israel’s Military Censor
6:05 The Ministry of Strategic Affairs and its war on BDS
11:00 Rev. Johnnie Moore
11:27 Christian Zionists and the Palestinian Christians
14:53 Gaza Humanitarian Foundation
17:16 Stanley Roth
17:47 United Israel Appeal (Karen Hayseed)
19:40 Jillian Segal, Henroth and Advance Australia
24:13 CAM’s other ex-IDF and lobby heavyweights
28:42 CAM’s Australian members
29:09 Orna and “High Rise” Harry Triguboff
31:09 What does CAM do?
37:46 Randy Fine “the Hebrew Hammer”
41:08 Why target mayors?
42:32 The Australian Mayors Summit
43:42 Nova Peris and the other speakers
50:16 Meta’s censorship of pro-Palestine content
51:29 Outro

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BREAKING 🚨 AUSTRALIAN STUDENT BANNED FOR USING FREE PALESTINE AS YEAR BOOK QUOTE.

“PALESTINIAN AND PROUD WAS also BANNED”

The Education Department has been forced to intervene after Harrisdale Senior High School banned a Year 12 student from using the phrase “Free Palestine” for a yearbook quote.
According to an online petition sparked by the decision, the student was told the quote “may offend some people” because it was “not apolitical”.
An alternative offered by the student — “Palestinian and proud” — was also flagged as needing review.

The impasse was resolved when the student agreed to modify her comment to say “proud Palestinian”.
The department’s deputy director-general for schools Steve Watson said it was the school’s responsibility to take into consideration the potential impact a yearbook comment could have on others.

All students should be free to celebrate their cultural heritage and the department has worked with the school to achieve an outcome that enables this,” he said.
Mr Watson said the school had advised that yearbook comments were submitted earlier this month and were now being finalised.
“The department expects that schools choosing to celebrate the achievements of their Year 12 students with a yearbook set clear guidelines for content,” he said.
“The department will work with the school on guidelines for future yearbooks.”

People who signed the online petition claimed that banning the phrase “Free Palestine” was censorship and an example of racism.
“Students should be encouraged to engage thoughtfully with global issues, not silenced for caring about them,” one commented.
The phrase “free Palestine” — frequently chanted at pro-Palestine rallies — is seen by some as a call to stop the oppression of Palestinians, while others view it as an anti-Semitic slogan demanding Jewish people be expelled from Israel.
The Education Department recently released new guidelines for public schools on teaching controversial topics.
The guidelines warned teachers they should not promote “personal, religious or political beliefs” in WA schools, but should “foster critical thinking”.
More than 2000 students attend Harrisdale SHS, which opened in Perth’s south-east in 2017.

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During multiple interviews I suggested that Iran must nuclearise to prepare the next Israeli aggression. That has sadly proven to be the only way to avoid war and aggression for countries in the world, and even then it is not a guarantee.

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