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How this unlikely trio of mayors is combatting antisemitism

Paul KarpNSW political correspondent

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They are by any measure an unlikely trio. Ned Mannoun, the mayor of Liverpool in Sydney’s south-west, is a Muslim. William Nemesh, the mayor of Waverley in Sydney’s east, is Jewish. Both Liberals, they are joined by Labor’s Darcy Byrne, the mayor of Inner West Council and a close ally of Anthony Albanese.

The group of Sydney mayors is hosting a roundtable on Thursday about how to foster social cohesion in the face of a spate of antisemitic attacks including the discovery of explosives in a caravan at Dural, possibly destined for a mass casualty attack.

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Paul Karp is The Australian Financial Review’s NSW political correspondent.

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