Albanese Faces Protests at Sydney Mosque

From the Daily News Now Network, this is Cory with the Story with Global News today.

Prime Minister Anthony Albiniz drew booze and heckles from protesters on Friday, March 20.

During a visit to Australia's largest mosque in, Sydney for Eid Al-Fitter prayers, the

demonstration highlighted frustration with his center-left government's careful balance

on the Gaza conflict, including concern for Palestinians, repeated ceasefire calls, and

support for Israel's right to self-defense after the Hamas attack last year.

Protesters voiced strong anger, with some yelling insults and demanding he leave, while

organizers tried to calm the crowd by reminding everyone, it was a joyful holiday.

Security stepped in to remove one individual from the scene.

Albiniz departed soon after amid continued jeers, reflecting ongoing tensions in the Muslim

community over Israel's military actions in Gaza.

Meanwhile, similar large protests erupted last month when Israeli President Isaac Herzog

visited Sydney at Albiniz's invitation following the deadly.

Bondi mass shooting on December 14 that struck the Jewish community, resulting in 27 arrests

after clashes with police.

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