Australian killed in Lebanon: Selected targets; selective morality
The death of an Australian national in Lebanon has been selectively dismissed by the Australian Government, writes Dr Binoy Kampmark.
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The death of an Australian national in Lebanon has been selectively dismissed by the Australian Government, writes Dr Binoy Kampmark.
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The killing of an Australian-Lebanese national Ibrahim Bazzi, his Lebanese wife Shorouq Hammoud, and his brother Ali Bazzi by the Israeli Defence Forces in a missile strike in southern Lebanon, has been an object exercise in selective outrage, selective ...
The killing of an Australian-Lebanese national Ibrahim Bazzi, his Lebanese wife Shorouq Hammoud, and his brother Ali Bazzi by the Israeli Defence Forces in a missile strike in southern Lebanon, has been an object exercise in selective outrage, selective ethical concern, and, generally speaking, selective morality. The strike took place on a home in the
Thousands gathered at Hyde Park in solidarity with Palestine on December 30, marking the twelfth consecutive weekend protest hosted by the Palestine Action…