Today, VCAT delivered its decision in Vorchheimer v Tayeh [2026] VCAT 134, finding that the chant “All Zionists are terrorists” at a Melbourne rally breached Victoria’s racial and religious vilification laws. The ruling clarifies the legal boundary between political protest and unlawful incitement.
"Today’s VCAT decision provides important legal clarity about the boundaries set by Victorian law.
This judgment reinforces an important principle in Australian law: you are free to criticise governments. You are free to argue about borders, security, settlements, or foreign policy. But you are not free to incite hatred against a racial or religious group.
This was a significant and carefully considered case. The Tribunal found that the chant in question crossed that legal threshold and contravened the Racial and Religious Tolerance Act.
For the overwhelming majority of Jewish Australians, Zionism is closely connected to identity, history and peoplehood. When “all Zionists” are labelled terrorists, that is experienced not as policy critique, but as collective demonisation that was likely to incite hatred against Jewish people.
Freedom of expression is fundamental in Australia. This decision reinforces that those freedoms exist alongside legal protections that prevent the dehumanisation of entire communities.
It is also important to acknowledge @MenachemV for bringing this case. As a private individual, he has a longstanding record of pursuing matters of principle through the courts, often in challenging circumstances. His commitment to seeing this case through has contributed to clearer guidance on the application of the law and the limits it places on speech that incites hatred against Jewish people." - @jeremyleibler ZFA President
https://t.co/rJjiMVrDjE
Ayaan Hirsi Ali, one of the world's bravest women's rights activists and a Sharia oppression survivor, has sparked outrage among Muslim migrants in Australia.
In this explosive Sky News interview, she warned Australians to learn from Europe's destruction before it's too late. Her message: Deport all Islamists who refuse to adopt Australian laws, values, and culture.
Why is it controversial to say that people who hate the country they live in shouldn't be allowed to stay?
Do you agree with her? Yes or No?
https://t.co/4sh74BLiro
Muslims in Britain are furious after Kemi Badenoch’s speech calling for the deportation of extremist Islamists who undermine the state and seek to harm it.
“Islamic extremism is a threat to Western civilisation. It abuses our democracies and subverts our institutions. It is incompatible with British values. It’s not enough to protect Jewish communities. We must drive Islamic extremism out of this country.”
‘Puberty blockers were developed for end-stage prostate cancer and are used to chemically castrate sex offenders. Side effects include bone density loss, impacted fertility and lowered IQ. Despite this, they were widely prescribed to children off-label.’ https://t.co/XfthLWoY09
This social contagion memidemic has run its course and will soon fade into history. Except, unlike other playground crazes (yo-yos, jacks, hula-hoops, marbles) this one will never fade for those unfortunate children irreversibly damaged by chemical or even surgical mutilation
https://t.co/FG41lQ95ib
« Rima Hassan incarne la haine de la France ». Lors de son audition, Omar Youssef Souleimane énumère les complicités de la députée 🇪🇺 avec des régimes autoritaires comme celui de Bachar al-Assad et des militants ou terroristes islamiques sous couvert de défense de la Palestine.
👇 Why Israel Banned UNRWA in Gaza:
The humanitarian aid that is piling up in Gaza highlights the immense challenges of distributing it efficiently to those in need. UNRWA is no longer authorized to manage this aid; instead, coordination must now occur through alternative channels. While millions in Gaza face hunger and medical shortages, the disruption of aid delivery is rooted not only in the war but also in Israel’s January 2025 decision to ban UNRWA from operating in Gaza. This measure was not taken lightly—it was the result of decades of problems associated with the agency, culminating in its direct involvement with terror.
Israel’s decision stemmed from concrete accusations that UNRWA employees aided Hamas in the October 7 massacre, with evidence emerging that agency staff participated in or facilitated the attack. For Israel, this confirmed a long-held suspicion: UNRWA was not a neutral humanitarian body but one entangled with terrorist organizations. The laws passed in October 2024—and enforced by January 2025—formally banned the agency from Israeli-controlled areas, including Gaza and East Jerusalem. At the same time, Israel prohibited official contact with UNRWA, severing ties altogether.
But UNRWA’s problems run deeper than October 7. For decades, it has been more than an aid agency—it has been the primary body in charge of Palestinian education. In Gaza, UNRWA schools taught generations of children using textbooks filled with incitement against Israel and the Jews, glorifying violence while denying the legitimacy of Israel’s existence. This has perpetuated a culture of hatred, radicalized youth, and prepared the ideological ground for endless conflict. Instead of fostering coexistence, UNRWA entrenched division and despair.
The humanitarian consequences of the ban are significant, but they must be weighed against the damage UNRWA itself has inflicted on Palestinians. In March 2025, Israel halted all UNRWA-mediated aid into Gaza. Warehouses filled with food and medicine sat unused while Gazans went hungry. To mitigate this, Israel and the United States established the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), a new mechanism to distribute aid under military supervision. Yet its reach is still limited, covering only a fraction of Gaza’s 2.3 million people. Even these limited operations were repeatedly sabotaged by Hamas and other armed militants, who opened fire at aid distribution points—often killing the very Gazans who had gathered in desperation to receive food and medicine. By targeting humanitarian convoys and civilians alike, these groups deepened the crisis they claimed to resist.
The ban also reflects a broader regional reality. While aid is desperately needed in Gaza, millions across Lebanon, Syria, and even within Israel are also in dire need of food and medicine. Israel has argued that channeling aid through UNRWA was not only unsafe but counterproductive, as it enabled Hamas to divert supplies and maintain its war footing. By cutting UNRWA out, Israel seeks to ensure that humanitarian assistance reaches civilians without simultaneously strengthening the very group that triggered the war.
The implications of the ban are profound. On one hand, it disrupted aid flows, creating immediate hardship. On the other hand, it severed a decades-long cycle in which UNRWA’s presence sustained dependency, fueled anti-Israel propaganda, and gave Hamas cover to operate under the guise of humanitarianism. For Israel, the ban was both a security necessity and a moral reckoning: a recognition that the suffering of Gazans will never end so long as an organization complicit in terror, indoctrination, and political manipulation controls their future.
#freegazafromhamas #Gaza #Israel #UNRWA
Boston Children’s Hospital wants you to forget they were proud of poisoning vulnerable children with puberty blockers & cross sex hormones & cutting off their healthy body parts in their marketing videos. Thank you to @BillboardChris for exposing these. Here are all of them.🧵
Gender critical is just this:
🐌 : hello butterfly, I’m a butterfly as well.
🦋 : no, snail, you are a snail.
🐌 : I am a butterfly
🦋 : you’ve got a shell
🐌 : it’s a butterfly shell.
🦋: and no wings
🐌 : stop genociding me.
As a Dual British-Israeli citizen who survived 471 days in Hamas captivity, I am deeply saddened by your decision @Keir_Starmer to recognise Palestinian statehood. This move does not advance peace—it risks rewarding terror. It sends a dangerous message: that violence earns legitimacy.
By legitimising a state entity while Hamas still controls Gaza and continues its campaign of terror, you are not promoting a solution; you are prolonging the conflict. Recognition under these conditions emboldens extremists and undermines any hope for genuine peace.
Shame on you.
If we accept the blackmail of radical Islam who always scream Islamophobia, then we stop fighting for our own ideas. That’s self destruction.
The real attack against European culture & Western values, is permanent. With institutions being infiltrated.
Interview with @visegrad24
Belgium withdraws asylum rights from the Samidoun coordinator. Well done!
Remember. Samidoun organised a demonstration in Belgium where their coordinator called Hamas’ attacks justified resistance’. EU still has to take action. I asked for it. The Council has the power to do it.
J'adore cette journaliste ...
Ecoutez’la elle est exceptionnelle ...
Elle remet en place les socialistes qui se disent anti racistes alors qu'ils.sont racistes eux même..
Écoutez..💘
HERE IS THE FULL VIDEO:
Yesterday, A pro-Hamas lunatic harassed a former IDF soldier on a New York beach.
Identifying him from his Star of David necklace alone.
Ridiculous.
« Êtes-vous indignés par la guerre à Gaza ? Moi aussi. Je veux témoigner devant Dieu et devant vous : Israël n'est pas le problème. »
Découvrez l'incroyable discours devant l'ONU de Rawan Osman, militante syro-libanaise pour la paix !