Australian prime minister heckled at mosque, called 'putrid dog' by protestors
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese faced a hostile reception at Sydney’s Lakemba Mosque as protesters label him a "genocide supporter" over the Gaza conflict.
Australian prime minister heckled at mosque, called 'putrid dog' by protestors
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese faced a hostile reception at Sydney’s Lakemba Mosque as protesters label him a "genocide supporter" over the Gaza conflict. Grouped from 2 articles across 2 sources.
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