Albanese faces ‘sustained pressure' to address antisemitism in Australia
"It is in this changing climate that, finally, Albanese is expected to speak out tomorrow about antisemitism," Ms Markson said.
"We can never forgive Albanese, Burke, Penny Wong and others for how they have allowed this crisis to flourish ... how they have ruined Australia, causing it to be a violent, racist, unsafe country for Jews."
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