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Former Spy Boss Says 'Ball Was Dropped' in Australia Following October 7 Attacks
Richardson says Australia must confront extremist Islamists and antisemitism openly, arguing 2023 attacks on Jewish Australians were met with too little urgency.
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Former spy boss says 'ball was dropped' in Australia following October 7 attacks
A former spy boss says "the ball was dropped" following the October 7 attacks and Australia needs to draw a clearer line on what is deemed acceptable amid the rise in antisemitism. Follow live.
·Ultimo, Australia
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‘We dropped the ball’: Former spy boss calls for debate on radical Islam
Dennis Richardson said a clearer line should have been drawn on antisemitism as tensions flared after the October 7 attacks and war in Gaza.
·North Sydney, Australia
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Politics live: former spy boss says ‘ball was dropped’ on antisemitism; Hastie says One Nation channelling ‘Maga’
‘Ball was dropped’ on antisemitism, former spy boss says Former Asio boss Dennis Richardson told the Lowy Institute last night that the “ball was dropped” on antisemitism, but this morning says he won’t focus on any particular people to ascribe responsibility. Speaking to RN Breakfast, Richardson says comments posted to social media by an Islamic […]
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