Peta Credlin says the right to protest should never extend to celebrating terrorism, with Hamas’ attack on Israel sparking pro-Palestinian protests across the world – along with some Hamas supporters.
Ms Credlin said the “hard core radical left” were out in full force in London, with thousands marching in support of Palestine and some in support of Hamas.
“Years of tensions, we know the economic sanctions, COVID, and a fair bit of chest-beating,” Ms Credlin said.“I don’t think they’re wrong, I just wonder whether our leaders, globally, are up to dealing with it.” The S&P Global Clean Energy Index measures the performance of companies in global clean energy-related business.“Over in WA, a multi-billion-dollar wind and solar farm … well, that’s gone too,” she said.Queensland Opposition Leader David Crisafulli says the Queensland government needs to rewrite the Youth Justice Act to address the state's rising youth crime rate.
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