Labor: funding failure with another $25 million to the Palestinian Authority
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Labor: funding failure with another $25 million to the Palestinian Authority
Australia's Foreign Minister Penny Wong gestures during a panel discussion with Indian Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar (not pictured) and New Zealand's deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters (not pictured) at the Raisina Down Under conference in Canberra on November 6, 2024. (Photo by TRACEY NEARMY / AFP) (Photo by TRACEY NEARMY/AFP via Getty Images)
Labor: funding failure with another $25 million to the Palestinian Authority - Politics, Policy, Political Views
Foreign Minister Penny Wong insists Australia’s foreign policy is guided by international law, moderation, and the pursuit of peace. Yet the actions of the Labor government, in my opinion, tell a different story. Time and again, Australia rewards Palestinian leadership while demanding ever greater concessions from Israel. The latest example is Canberra’s decision to provide a
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