Israel's President Isaac Herzog starts a tightly secured visit to Australia on Monday to honour the victims of an antisemitic gun attack on Sydney's Bondi Beach that killed 15 people. While the head of state seeks to console the Jewish Australian community, his four-day trip has also sparked calls for pro-Palestinian protests in Sydney's streets, where the authorities promised a large police presence. Palestinian Action Group activists have organised a rally in central Sydney for late afternoon Monday to protest against Israel's alleged "genocide" in Gaza and to demand Herzog's arrest for allegedly inciting genocide. The UN's Independent International Commission...
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