‘Nebulous nonsense’: Albanese notes ‘disharmony’ rather than saying anti-Semitism

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese chooses to say “disharmony” rather than saying anti-Semitism, Author Rabbi Shmuley Boteach says. “He said people, he won’t say Jews, notice he says disharmony he won’t say anti-Semitism,” Mr Boteach told Sky News host Rita Panahi. “This kind of nebulous nonsense is why the problem never gets better.” Jewish residents in Melbourne’s northern suburbs are moving south due to fears of anti-Semitic attacks. Jewish owned businesses have reported doxing and boycotting attempts from members of the public.