Palestine Action Group plans march against Isaac Herzog’s visit despite protest restrictions

The Palestine Action Group plans to protest Israeli President Isaac Herzog's visit to Sydney on February 9th. This demonstration is part of a larger, nationwide protest.

JB Jordyn BeazleyThe Guardian - World NewsFiled 2026-02-03 · 07:34 GMTLean · Center-LeftRead · 1 min

Palestine Action Group plans march against Isaac Herzog’s visit despite protest restrictions

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The Palestine Action Group plans to protest Israeli President Isaac Herzog's visit to Sydney on February 9th. This demonstration is part of a larger, nationwide protest. Despite extended restrictions on protests issued by the New South Wales police commissioner, the group intends to march from Town Hall to state parliament. A spokesperson for the Palestine Action Group, Josh Lees, is urging the NSW police to allow a peaceful rally. The group is calling on the police to "exercise their discretion" and facilitate the march.

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The march is planned from Town Hall to state parliament on 9 February.

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Josh Lees called for NSW police to “exercise their discretion” and facilitate a peaceful march.

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NSW police commissioner extended a restriction on protests.

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Palestine Action Group plans to march against Isaac Herzog’s visit to Sydney.

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Calls for NSW police to ‘exercise their discretion’ and facilitate a peaceful rally in Sydney on 9 February while Israeli president visits Australia Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast The Palestine Action Group plans to march against the Israeli president, Isaac Herzog’s, visit to Sydney next week, despite the New South Wales Police commissioner extending a restriction on protests. A spokesperson for the group, Josh Lees, called for NSW police to “exercise their discretion” and facilitate a peaceful march from Town Hall to State Parliament on 9 February as part of nationwide protests against Herzog’s visit. Continue reading...

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