PM follows on antisemitism when he should be leading
Anthony Albanese’s calling of a national cabinet to discuss antisemitism had an air of inevitability to it, even if the prime minister hadn’t noticed.
Fifteen months since antisemitism exploded in Australia, and Anthony Albanese finally shows up on day one at ground zero.
Albanese’s early Tuesday morning visit to a childcare centre a Maroubra in eastern Sydney that was spray-painted with “F--k the Jews” before being torched was the first time the prime minister had visited the site of an antisemitic attack in the hours afterwards.
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