Abbott calls the Albanese government ‘conflicted’ on antisemitism
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Former prime minister Tony Abbott calls the Albanese Labor government “conflicted” and not “able to mention antisemitism" without also mentioning Islamophobia. “Ever since the October 7th atrocity this government has been seriously conflicted,” Mr Abbott told News24 host Peta Credlin. “It hasn’t been able to mention antisemitism without, in the same breath, mentioning an albeit non-existent Islamophobia. “It’s a government which has chronically failed to counter Jew hatred.”
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