Australian Police Use Force Against Pro-Palestinian Protesters in Sydney

 

Police in Sydney, Australia, used force against pro-Palestinian protesters during demonstrations against the visit of Israeli President Isaac Herzog, detaining 27 people, according to local reports. Protesters gathered near Sydney City Hall, where police used tear gas and forcibly removed demonstrators, including Muslims who were praying during the protest.

Footage showing police punching and dragging protesters spread widely on social media, prompting criticism from opposition figures and Muslim organizations. Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said he was “deeply saddened” by the violence, while New South Wales police defended their actions as necessary to maintain public order

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