#BREAKING The Albanese Government has finally outed themselves.
Delegates at their national conference want to delete the line calling the United States Australia’s “closest security ally”.
Not weaken it.
Not “review” it.
Delete it.
While they’re at it, Ed Husic is pushing a resolution claiming Palestinians have a “plausible claim” of needing protection from acts of genocide and calling for Australian representatives to be withdrawn from Tel Aviv while racing into full diplomatic ties with Palestine.
This is the party running the country.
The United States has stood with Australia in every major conflict for over a century.
Albanese’s Labor is actively trying to downgrade that relationship while elevating Palestine.
You cannot wait until 2028.
The damage this trajectory will do is irreversible.
Albanese needs to go.
Now.
Australia: Post your photos and videos from the March for Australia and list your location - going to consolidate into a few videos because one thing is for certain, media won’t represent us, we need to represent ourselves.
Congratulations on peaceful marches across the country!
@ausstockchick I am with Latrobe finance, they only passed 1.5% for my home loan. And in the past they actually left my rate for 0.35% when rba only left 0.25%
The Albanese Government’s decision to recognise Palestinian statehood is impulsive, irrational and ill-timed.
Hamas’ barbarism on 7 October 2023 single-handedly set back the goal of a two-state solution.
The leaders of Hamas said they would repeat similar attacks until Israel is exterminated.
Until Hamas is defeated, a two-state solution isn’t even conceivable and there can be no peaceful future for the people of Gaza.
Let’s also not forget historical facts:
In 2005, Israel withdrew entirely from the Gaza strip, handing it over to the Palestinian Authority and had to relocate Jewish families in the process.
In 2006, Hamas was elected to power.
In 2007, Hamas seized control of Gaza.
For the next 16 years, Hamas squandered the opportunity to support the Palestinian people and work towards a two-state solution. Gaza could have become a Singapore of the Middle East.
Instead, Hamas used billions in international aid to amass weapons and build a vast underground tunnel network to wage terrorism against Israel and the Jewish people.
If the Albanese Government truly believes in a better life for Palestinians and a two-state solution, it would lend its full support to Israel’s military response to rid the world of a death cult.
But in moving to prematurely recognise Palestinian statehood, the Albanese Government has endorsed Hamas’ use of terrorism to achieve political ends.
And all this while Hamas continues to hold hostages.
This Labor Government has lost its moral compass. And its disgraceful decision today shows, yet again, how it is willing to use foreign policy to grandstand to a domestic political audience.
Australia should stand firmly with Israel, tighten sanctions on Iran and its proxies, and make it clear that Palestinian statehood will only be considered when Hamas is dismantled and the Palestinian leadership recognises Israel’s right to exist.