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Where's the government headed with its position on Israel's aggression?

Fiona Katauskas

Fiona Katauskas

Thu 10 Sep 2026 09.56 AEST

International Affairs
Where's the government headed with its position on Israel's aggression?

Cartoon: Fiona Katauskas

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