Families of Hamas hostages face pro-Palestinian protesters in Australia

Protesters prevent Israeli delegation whose family members held hostage in Gaza from staying at Melbourne hotel
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Pro-Palestinian protesters prevent Israeli delegation from staying in hotel in Melbourne
(Photo: Diaspora Ministry)

An Israeli delegation made up of family members of hostages held by Hamas in Gaza currently in Australia on an advocacy campaign was prevented from entering their hotel in Melbourne by dozens of pro-Palestinian demonstrators.
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The Israeli delegation was evacuated from the hotel to the local police station, and security officials were discussing the situation with the delegation's security detail. At the same time, the hotel was searched by local police forces and the security bodies accompanying the delegation.
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משלחת משפחות החטופים לא נכנסת למלון בשל הפגנה פרו פלסטינית
משלחת משפחות החטופים לא נכנסת למלון בשל הפגנה פרו פלסטינית
Pro-Palestinian protest in hotel in Melbourne
(Photo: Courtesy of Diaspora Ministry)
The families met on Tuesday with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, Foreign Minister Penelope Wong, and Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defense Richard Marles. In addition, they met with other government officials and members of parliament and with representatives of the large Jewish communities of Melbourne and Sydney.
The delegation visited Australia at the initiative of the Diaspora Affairs Ministry, in cooperation with the Foreign Ministry.
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Settlers
You mean illegal settlers
Jim.| 11.30.23
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Settlers?
"Billions of people around the globe are about to celebrate the birthday of a Jewish man, born in Bethlehem 2000+ years ago, but they don't think Jews lived there before 1948." That's the meaning of a goyish head.
Boaz| 12.01.23
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Australia bring more refugee I don’t be surprised !
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