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Australian police admit: No evidence of "gas the Jews" chant at Sydney Opera House - Vimarsana News

Australian police admit: No evidence of "gas the Jews" chant at Sydney Opera House

The police admission came nearly four months after manipulated Zionist footage of the alleged incident was broadcast on social media and by corporate media outlets around the world.

Source: wsws.org
NSW police say analysis shows pro-Palestine chant in viral Sydney Opera House video was 'where's the Jews?' | Australian police and policing - Vimarsana News

NSW police say analysis shows pro-Palestine chant in viral Sydney Opera House video was 'where's the Jews?' | Australian police and policing

Independent expert says with ‘overwhelming certainty’ the phrase was not ‘gas the Jews’, as was widely reported around the world

Israel war: NSW Police find no anti-Semitic phrase evidence at Sydney Opera House protest - Vimarsana News

Israel war: NSW Police find no anti-Semitic phrase evidence at Sydney Opera House protest

Forensic analysis of video and audio from the pro-Palestine Opera House protest in October have found no evidence a grossly offensive antisemitic phrase was used, police say.

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Israel war: NSW Police find no anti-Semitic phrase evidence at Sydney Opera House protest - Vimarsana News

Israel war: NSW Police find no anti-Semitic phrase evidence at Sydney Opera House protest

Forensic analysis of video and audio from the pro-Palestine Opera House protest in October have found no evidence a grossly offensive antisemitic phrase was used, police say.

Source: smh.com.au