Australia denies taking Iran due to “intervention” by Israel Netanyahu Politics News

Israel submitted this claim after the Australian Prime Minister said that Iran directed two attacks on a Jewish society, which Tehran denies.

Australia refused to claim that Israeli interventions prompted the government of Prime Minister Anthony Albaniz to expel the Iranian ambassador to Canberra, after the Prime Minister blamed Tehran for directing him from anti -Semitic attacks in Sydney and Melbourne.

“Kamel”, Australian Minister of Affairs, Tony Burke, told ABC Radio on Wednesday, when he was asked about Israel claiming the credit for Australia’s decision to order the Ambassador of Tehran, Ahmed Sadigi, to leave the country.

Albaniz said on Tuesday Australia arrived The “very disturbing conclusion” through “reliable intelligence”, which found that the Iranian government “directed” at least two attacks against the Jewish community in Australia.

In response to a question from ABC about Australia’s allegations against Iran, Israeli government spokesman David Menker praised Australia for taking “serious threats” against the Jewish community, which he said came after an “explicit intervention” from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Menker said that Netanyahu “made very frank comments about the Australian Prime Minister himself”, which prompted Albanez to work.

“He made these comments because he did not believe that the Australian government’s actions have gone anywhere near the treatment of anti -Semitism issues,” Menker added.

ABC included MENCER comments in an article entitled: “The Israeli government claims the credit for pushing Albanez to expel Iranian diplomats.”

Netanyahu last week He accused Albaniz Being a “weak politician who betrayed Israel and abandoning Australian Jews”, days after Albaniz announced that Australia would move to Officially recognizes the Palestinian state In September.

Iran said “Totally refused” Australia’s accusations about the attacks and noted that the claims came after Australia directed “limited criticism” to Israel.

“This measure appears to be taken to compensate for the limited criticism of the Australian team to the Zionist regime (Israel),” said the Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman.

“Any inappropriate and unjustified procedure at the diplomatic level will have a mutual reaction,” said Bajia.

Ilana Link, a spokeswoman and head of public diplomacy at the Israeli embassy in Canberra, has shared the front pages of Australian newspapers with the main headlines including, “Iran is attacking us” and “Iran aims to Bondi Daily”, in a post on social media.

She wrote: “We have warned that Iran will not stop with Israel or the Jewish people. The West is the next not just a slogan, and today Australia sees it,” she wrote.

In a statement, the Jewish Council in Australia said it “was shocked to find out the Iranian government’s involvement in coordinating anti -Semitic attacks.”

“The foreign government appears to be responsible showing the lack of responsibility for the use of attacks to use it in the demonization of the Palestinian Solidarity Protest,” the council said in a statement.

“We call on politicians and the media to be careful and avoid politicizing these attacks in a way that can increase harm to the Jewish society,” the statement added.