Anti-Semitic Attacks: Australia Accuses Iran, Expels Ambassador | Barry Grossman & Tim Anderson

A diplomatic firestorm has erupted between Canberra and Tehran, threatening to sever all ties. Why is Australia suddenly blaming Iran for domestic attacks, and is there more to the story than meets the eye?

00:00 Intro
02:45 Police Investigation: Attacks Declared a "Hoax"
06:13 Mossad's Ultimatum to the Australian Prime Minister
10:42 Australia's Plan to List IRGC as a Terrorist Group
15:26 Using "National Security" to Hide Lack of Evidence
19:06 Clashes in Melbourne: Anti-Immigration vs. Pro-Palestine Protests
23:39 Uncovering Zionist Funding of Extremist Groups
28:13 Did Israel Interfere in Australia's Foreign Policy?
34:31 Why Iran Has No Strategic Interest in Australia
38:48 A Dangerous Precedent for a New War on Iran
42:48 The Future of Tehran-Canberra Diplomatic Relations
47:28 Inevitable Israeli Attack: Will Australia Participate?
51:28 Final Summary and Conclusion

In this critical discussion on Irantalks, we dive deep into the collapsing Iran Australia relations. Following Canberra's decision to recognize Palestine amid the ongoing tragedy in Gaza, the government has taken the unprecedented step of accusing Iran of orchestrating antisemitic attacks on its soil. But with no mention of Iran in court documents and a refusal to present public evidence, major questions remain.

We are joined by esteemed analysts Tim Anderson and Barry Grossman to dissect this escalating Australia Iran crisis. They explore the official narrative, the legality of Canberra's actions under international law, and the potential influence of the Israeli lobby following the Palestine vote. Is Iran being used as a scapegoat to appease Israel? Are these incidents of antisemitism Australia being politicized for a broader geopolitical agenda? This conversation uncovers the layers of politics, propaganda, and international pressure shaping this critical moment.

What do you think is the real story behind these accusations? Let us know in the comments below!

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