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By Rodrigo Santos Andrade
Opposition Leader Sussan Ley says the Albanese government’s steps to tackle antisemitism are “not good enough”.
“Our package is all about the measures Australians expect, about addressing the scourge of radical Islam,” Ms Ley said.
“If you preach radical Islamic hatred, if you incite violence, if you glorify terrorism, then you have no place in Australia.
“If you’re a non-citizen, you will be deported, and if you are a citizen, you will be arrested.”
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