Madaxweynaha New South Wales: Ciyaaraha Barwaaqo-sooranka Falastiin waa 'Dhaq-dhaqaaq aan la aqbali karin'
Madaxweynaha New South Wales, Chris Minns, iyo hoggaamiyaha mucaaradka Kellie Sloane ayaa si adag u cambaareeyay kooxaha Falastiin ee diyaarinaya aqoonsiyo maalintii 7-ka Oktoobar. Madaxweynuhu wuxuu ku tilmaamay dhaq-dhaqaaqyadaas 'dhiig-dhac' ah, halka hoggaamiyaha mucaaradku ay sheegtay inay tahay wax aan la aqbali karin. Kooxaha ayaa diiradda saarayay xusuus-gelinta qasaaraha ka dhashay weerarka Hamas, iyagoo sheegay inay diyaar u yihiin inay ka qayb galaan.
Cambaareynta Madaxda New South Wales
Madaxweynaha New South Wales, Chris Minns, wuxuu cambaareeyay kooxaha Falastiin ee diyaarinaya aqoonsiyo maalintii 7-ka Oktoobar, isagoo ku tilmaamay dhaq-dhaqaaqyadaas 'dhiig-dhac' ah oo aan la aqbali karin. Wuxuu sheegay inuu aad uga xun yahay in la dooranayo maalin ka mid ah sanadka oo ay ku dhinteen 1,200 qof oo aan waxba galabsan, isagoo intaas ku daray inay tahay wax aan la aqbali karin.
Minns wuxuu intaas ku daray inuu aad uga xun yahay in la dooranayo maalin ka mid ah sanadka oo ay ku dhinteen 1,200 qof oo aan waxba galabsan, isagoo intaas ku daray inay tahay wax aan la aqbali karin. Wuxuu sheegay inuu aad uga xun yahay in la dooranayo maalin ka mid ah sanadka oo ay ku dhinteen 1,200 qof oo aan waxba galabsan, isagoo intaas ku daray inay tahay wax aan la aqbali karin.
Qoraalada Hoggaamiyaha Mucaaradka
Hoggaamiyaha mucaaradka New South Wales, Kellie Sloane, wuxuu sheegay inuu aad uga xun yahay in la dooranayo maalin ka mid ah sanadka oo ay ku dhinteen 1,200 qof oo aan waxba galabsan, isagoo intaas ku daray inay tahay wax aan la aqbali karin. Wuxuu sheegay inuu aad uga xun yahay in la dooranayo maalin ka mid ah sanadka oo ay ku dhinteen 1,200 qof oo aan waxba galabsan, isagoo intaas ku daray inay tahay wax aan la aqbali karin.
Sloane wuxuu intaas ku daray inuu aad uga xun yahay in la dooranayo maalin ka mid ah sanadka oo ay ku dhinteen 1,200 qof oo aan waxba galabsan, isagoo intaas ku daray inay tahay wax aan la aqbali karin. Wuxuu sheegay inuu aad uga xun yahay in la dooranayo maalin ka mid ah sanadka oo ay ku dhinteen 1,200 qof oo aan waxba galabsan, isagoo intaas ku daray inay tahay wax aan la aqbali karin.
New South Wales Premier Chris Minns and Opposition Leader Kellie Sloane have strongly criticised pro-Palestinian groups planning vigils for the third anniversary of the Hamas attacks on Israel. The events, scheduled for Wednesday, coincide with the start of Israel's air strikes on Gaza. Minns labelled the gatherings 'heartless' and 'in poor taste', while Sloane described them as 'sickening and reprehensible'.
Political Condemnation and Safety Concerns
NSW Premier Chris Minns has condemned the pro-Palestine events being held on that day, labelling them 'heartless' and 'in poor taste'. He expressed concern that the vigil would not prove as peaceful as organisers may wish and stated that NSW Police would 'keep the public safe'. Minns added that while he cannot stop the events legally, he believes organisers chose the date to attract attention. He also asked his Labor colleagues not to attend, noting, 'I can certainly speak for my cabinet and I can certainly speak for my senior colleagues but history has proven I can't speak for all of them'.
Opposition Leader Kellie Sloane told 702 ABC Sydney she found 'the whole thing entirely sickening and reprehensible'. She argued that while people should be able to protest about the situation in Gaza, holding events on a day where 1,200 innocent people were slaughtered undermines the intent of peace. Sloane urged protesters to 'Pick any other date', stating, '364 other dates are possible... if you believe in peace, then please choose them'. She also demanded Mr Minns order Labor MPs to stay away from the planned events.
Organiser Details and Slogans
Pro-Palestinian organisations have been criticised for planning vigils for the third anniversary of the Hamas attacks on Israel, in which more than 1,200 people were killed. Jews Against the Occupation 48 will also hold a vigil in Sydney and Wollongong Friends of Palestine will gather 'to stop and remember the martyrs and all those who suffer and continue to resist'.
The organisers of the Sydney vigil are using the slogan 'Don't let Israel steal the date' and said October 7 was also three years since air strikes began on Gaza in response to the attack. They noted that according to the Israel Defense Force's timeline, fighter jets conducted strikes in Gaza the same morning, shortly after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared that Israel was at war.
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Sawir: ABC Australia Xigasho
