Pro-Palestine activists have been taken prisoner to swing despise lores to the police and to make anti-Semitic blot during a rally in the Melbourne CBD.
Hundreds of protesters made their way through the city on Sunday afternoon, unraveled the Palestinian flags and shouted with hatred, racially charged epithets.
In one video uploaded on the Facebook page of the Islamic Council of Victoria, dozens of demonstrators can hear “all Zionists are terrorists,” while marching with a sign that “Zionist child murderers have disappeared.”
Protesters also saw disgusting insults to the police while bumping with officers all day during fiery fairs.
“Your racists c *** s,” an activist can be heard against the police in a clip uploaded to X by Rebel News Australia Reporter Avi Yemini.
“Your racist pig, you need Porsche on the F *** ING Eastern Road, your f *** ING Pig.”
The comment is a reference to the devastating incident in which truck driver Mohinder Singh on 22 April 2020 four police officers on the eastern highway of the city Opmaaide.
A court discovered that Singh had been high on drugs when he hit his 19-tonner semi in the officers, who had persuaded Porsche driver Richard Pusey at the time.
Pro-Palestinian protests have thrown disgusting blemish to the police while bumping with officers during a meeting in the Melbourne CBD on Sunday afternoon
Leading senior agent Lynette Taylor, senior agent Kevin King and agents Josh Prestney and Glen Humphris all died on the spot.
Singh was later sentenced to at least 18 years and six months in prison after he was guilty of four counts of culpable driving that caused death, three accusations of drug trafficking and one of the possession of drugs in Victoria Supreme Court.
Pusey, who now identifies himself as a woman, led to indignation throughout the country after he had shared vision, he had film from the officers who die and condemn it to 10 months in prison. After being found guilty of using a transport service to give offense.
It is the latter in a series of ugly protests about the Gaza-Israel War that has inflamed the Victorian capital in the streets.
On January 12, GRassroots Group Lions of Zion organized a demonstration in Melbourne CBD against a wave of anti -Semitic attacks over large cities, including a synagogue in Sydney that was Burned with a big red swastika And words 'Hitler at the top'.
At the same time, a procession of Pro-Palestinian demonstrators paraded the CBD from the Staatsbibliotheek of Victoria.
Images showed the moment when the two groups bumped with the Pro-Palestinian group shout shout: “Go back to Germany.”
Victoria police officers stood along the streets of the CBD when that pro-Palestinian rally marched and succeeded in keeping them separate from Israel supporters.
The latest incidents come after Pro-Palestinian demonstrators collided with anti-Semitism protesters in the Victorian capital on January 12
Various commentators wondered why those screaming 'going back to Germany' were not charged by the police.
“Why are they not arrested for disorderly behavior, encouraging violence,” they wrote.
It now becomes a bit too real. I'm done with this, “said another.
Large meetings to support Palestine or Israel have become in large cities since the start of the Israel-Hamas war, caused by Hamas' attacks on Israel on October 7, 2023.
Australia Jewish Association Chief Executive Officer Robert Gregory, however, claimed that more violence against Jewish communities have limited their ability to participate in demonstrations.
“The streets of Melbourne CBD have been left to a hate mob by Anti-Israël activists for over a year,” he told Daily Mail Australia after the January rally.
'Many Jewish people no longer feel comfortable in the CBD while these meetings are taking place.
'The ugly verbal abuse aimed at the Jewish people must be convicted by everyone.
“Racist Taunts from” Go Back to Germany “are meant to remind the Jewish people of the Holocaust performed by Germany and to intimidate the Jewish community.
Victoria Police has repeatedly encouraged everyone with information about those responsible for racist attacks to come forward, and said that that kind of behavior would not be tolerated.
