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Community Seeks to Promote Free Palestine, Get Aid to Gaza, Solidarity with Flotilla Activists Detained by Israel
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Community Seeks to Promote Free Palestine, Get Aid to Gaza, Solidarity with Flotilla Activists Detained by Israel
Australians speak of violence, beatings and sensory deprivation in Israeli detainment Australianswho were held in Israeli custody for over 30 hours, have spoken out about threats, violence, beatings and abuse. Six Australians were captured by Israeli Defence Forces in international waters west of Crete at approximately 10am AEST time on Thursday 30th of May, and were released in Crete late last night (AEST time). The Australians were aboard the Global Sumud Flotilla attempting to get life-saving aid to Gaza. Three Australians Ethan Floyd, Zack Schofield and Neve O'Connor were taken to Sitia General Hospital in Crete for injuries, including concussion,…
Randwick Council Seeks To Ban Coogee Pro Palestine Event set for10am Sunday On Sunday May 3rd, Jews Against the Occupation '48 (JAO48) and Eastern Suburbs for Palestine (ES4P) will be holding a free community event at Coogee Beach (flyer above). Fourteen Australians are sailing with the Global Sumud Flotilla, attempting to break Israel's illegal nineteen-year naval blockade of Gaza, and bring humanitarian aid to Palestinians enduring Israel's genocide. One of them is JAO48 member Anny Mokotow. As our flyer makes clear, our event is not a protest. We welcome keffiyehs, flags, and banners, but there will be no speeches, chants,…
SYDNEY, Friday 1 May 2026 — Ahead of the Prime Minister of Japan’s visit to Australia next week, Greenpeace Japan and Greenpeace Australia Pacific have criticised the two countries for taking advantage of the global fossil fuel crisis to entrench gas dependence, instead of supporting the transition to homegrown renewables. Prime Minister Takaichi is visiting Australia from Sunday 3 May to Tuesday 5 May, to promote stronger military cooperation and to shore up Australia’s gas exports. The Japanese Government has made extraordinary interventions in Australia’s political debate, claiming gas is required for energy security, yet Japanese corporations make billions re-selling…
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