“…we are being shut down to really discuss and debate the whole issue,” Ms Hanson said.
The One Nation leader said the government should be looking at immigration and what was “happening in our mosques”.
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has warned Islamic extremists will target non-Muslims if it is not stamped out by the government, calling the Bondi interim report “pathetic” on the issue.
On Thursday, the Royal Commission into Antisemitism handed down its interim report into the Bondi Beach terror attack.
The first of the recommendations suggested that police increase presence at “high-risk” and public-facing Jewish Australian festivals and events.
It also recommended the counter-terrorism “handbook” be updated at least every three years, and that the ANZCTC provide annual briefings to National Cabinet.
Speaking to Sky News host Chris Kenny, Ms Hanson said the interim report was “pathetic” and that she did not “hold any hopes” for the final instalment.
Ms Hanson said “Islamists” were referred to only a handful of times in the 159-page report, while the “gun issue” was mentioned at least 100 times.
In the nine unclassified recommendations, the National Gun Buyback Scheme is mentioned, but Islamic extremism is not.
Ms Hanson said Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was not addressing the “elephant in the room” – Islamic terrorism and the ideology behind the terror attack at Bondi, and why it happened in Australia. Continue reading The Beast We Must Not Name: Australia does not have a free speech problem. It has a truth problem.





















