PM tells Isaac Herzog Australia wants transparency over Zomi Frankcom’s death as pair meet in Canberra

The Guardian - World NewsEN 1 min read 100% complete by Josh ButlerFebruary 11, 2026 at 05:00 AM

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During a meeting in Canberra on Wednesday, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese told Israeli President Isaac Herzog that Australia expects transparency regarding the death of aid worker Zomi Frankcom, who was killed in Gaza by an Israeli Defense Forces strike. Albanese stated Australia is advocating for potential criminal charges related to the incident. Herzog said Israel is committed to collaborating with Australia to combat antisemitism. Herzog's visit to Canberra was met with protests outside Parliament House, demonstrating against the Palestinian civilian death toll in Gaza. The meeting took place amidst ongoing tensions and scrutiny surrounding the conflict and its impact on civilians and aid workers.

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Palestinian 40% Parliament House ×240% Israel 60% Canberra ×260% Gaza Strip ×270% Israel Defense Forces 70% Australia ×380% Zomi Frankcom 80% Isaac Herzog ×290% Anthony Albanese 90%

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zomi frankcom 90% aid worker death 80% isaac herzog 80% gaza 70% transparency 70% protests 60% israel defense forces 60% australia 60% criminal charges 50% antisemitism 50%

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