The War on Terror was launched twenty-five years ago for the express purpose of preventing the reemergence of the Khilafah (Caliphate). Its aim was to reassert direct control over the Middle East to preserve the U.S.’s post WWII colonial architecture given the increasing fragility of its servile rulers.

What is not accepted is your wading into the public conversation only to deliberately muddy what is already multi-faceted and multi-layered. Australians expect you to provide clarity where confusion exists, especially given the limitations over what you can publicly express.

The aftermath of Bondi is changing Australia in more ways than we imagine and at a pace faster than we have ever witnessed. Rather than centering community grief or prioritising fact accumulation, Zionist advocates - taking instruction from the occupational entity itself - bolted off the blocks with a political agenda that left Bondi as nothing more than a convenient backdrop.

Over the last two decades, Australian federal and state governments, on all sides of the political divide, have been uncharacteristically unanimous on one thing. Despite repeated efforts by Zionist advocates to have Hizb ut Tahrir proscribed in this country,