Juez australiano afirma que el graffiti antiisraelí no es odio hacia los judíos
Un hombre que se declaró culpable de vandalizar automóviles con las palabras «Fuk Israel» no cometió un acto de odio hacia los judíos, determinó un juez del Tribunal Supremo de Australia en un fallo publicado…
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An Australian Supreme Court judge has ruled that scribbling 'Fuk Israel' on cars is not an act of Jew-hatred, even as the perpetrator also set a vehicle on fire. The decision effectively separates criticism of Israel from antisemitism in the eyes of the court. For Jewish communities in Sydney, this sets a legal precedent that may make it harder to prosecute anti-Israel vandalism as hate crimes. Watch for how New South Wales responds, particularly whether it appeals or pushes for clearer legislative definitions.