In short:
The Israeli government has expressed outrage at Australia's decision to deny a visa to Israel's former justice minister Ayelet Shaked.
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke's office confirmed her visa application had been rejected, without specifying why.
What's next?
In a video message posted by AIJAC, Ms Shaked promised Australia's Jewish community that she would visit "in a better days".
"The issue here is not that I didn't get a visa. The issue here is that the current Australian government has become anti-Semitic,"
Oh for fucks sake, just because we don't want to blindly watch your country genocide an entire race and possible more off the planet, doesn't make our government Anti-Semitic.
You're not part of the Israeli government, so you don't get the same level of treatment that you would if you were part of the Israeli government .
Its fine for Israel to commit genocide and publicly admit they want toremoved these people they deem to be lower than animals, but we're not allowed to deny a person entry to our country?
Go fuck yourself you dumb removed, but I guess telling you that's probably Anti-Semitic now.
Call me crazy, but I think the ALP actually learned a lesson and realize they have to be at least slightly better than the liberal party on Palestine
Nah, they're going to pretend to care but do nothing so when they lose the next election they can say "Guess we shouldn't have supported those looney lefts and their Palestine thing!"
