Pro-Palestinian protester calls for 'Jews to be wiped out' as thousands descend on Sydney and Melbourne to condemn Israel.
Protester in Sydney claims to work at RAAF base. He used shockingly violent anti-Semitic language. READ MORE:EXCLUSIVE
When a concerned onlooker stepped in to say 'that language is not acceptable', the man replied: 'I don't care as a Muslim'. READ MORE: Radical Muslims shout vile anti-Semitic comments, throw flares, and chant 'gas the Jews' Pro-Palestinian protesters were allowed to chant 'gas the Jews' and burn the Star of David in front of Sydne's Opera House, while a counter-demonstrator was arrested for attempting to fly the Israeli flag.
Last week Hamas terrorists killed about 1200 Israeli civilians in what was described as the darkest day for Jews since the holocaust during World War II. The protesters heard fiery speeches at the State Library before setting off for the Victorian State Parliament carrying provocative signs and props.
Shocking footage from Monday's event showed attendees chanting anti-Semitic slogans including 'gas the Jews' and 'f*** Israel', with some even throwing flares at police. 'It wasn't necessary ... Very clearly, based on the evidence of last Monday, there were serious concerns,' Assistant Commissioner Tony Cooke said.
'There were people in the crowd that were providing the voice of reason to the members of their own communities.Melbourne marches heard fiery speeches although the rally did not become violentPolice stand guard during a rally by protesters showing their support for Palestinians at Victorian Parliament House in Melbourne
Four men who were in a car flying Palestinian flags were pulled over and searched outside the Jewish synagogue by police on motorbikes before being let go.Police officers swarmed to Hyde Park in the heart of Sydney to crackdown on an unauthorised pro-Palestine protest Daily Mail Australia witnessed a huge police presence on Sunday afternoon, with mounted cops patrolling Hyde Park and standing outside the Jewish synagogue
They tied the failure of the Voice to Parliament to the Palestinian cause - claiming both were victims of colonial supremacy. 'Now we're under no illusions about the kind of settler colonial project we live under. It is one which rejects any offer for First Nations people.' Event co-organiser Amal Naser previously said the decision to make the protest static was due to legal issues obtaining police protection.
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