Australian politics live: Wong acknowledges ‘depth of feeling’ on Herzog visit but calls for would-be protesters to ‘recall the context’
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Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong acknowledged the "depth of feeling" surrounding Israeli President Isaac Herzog's upcoming visit to Sydney, scheduled for next week. The visit, intended to honor victims of antisemitic terror, has drawn criticism and planned protests, including from the Palestine Action Group. While recognizing the right to protest, Wong urged people to consider the context and purpose of the visit. Labor MP Ed Husic has also expressed "deep concerns" regarding the visit. Wong reiterated the government's commitment to peace in the region and protecting civilians. Separately, Pauline Hanson expressed openness to forming a coalition with the Liberals and Nationals to form a future government.
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