Australian visa given to Palestinian man who liked posts celebrating October 7 massacre
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Sky News host Sharri Markson
Sky News host Sharri Markson reveals the Albanese government has granted an Australian visa to a Palestinian who liked horrific posts celebrating the October 7 massacre.
Labor gave Zaher Abuamro a visa after the October 7 terror attacks, and he arrived in Australia late last year. The 21-year-old is now living and working in Melbourne.
Mr Abuamro is one of 80 Australian visa holders on a list obtained of nearly 500 Palestinians who've been granted visas to leave Gaza.
On October 7, he liked a tweet showing Palestinians celebrating in the streets and congratulating Hamas on the attacks.
“Congratulations to Operation Al-Aqsa Flood, which embodies the will of the steadfast Palestinian people and their courageous resistance,” the tweet read.
“At this crucial time, we stand alongside our brothers and sisters in Palestine and stress the need to support their cause and work to end the occupation and establish their independent state.”
He also liked an image that celebrated the kidnapping of an Israeli who is being dragged through the streets by Hamas without any pants on.
When contacted by Ms Markson, Mr Abuamro said he didn't support the terror attacks on October 7 and claimed his Twitter account may have been hacked.
Labor gave Zaher Abuamro a visa after the October 7 terror attacks, and he arrived in Australia late last year. The 21-year-old is now living and working in Melbourne.
Mr Abuamro is one of 80 Australian visa holders on a list obtained of nearly 500 Palestinians who've been granted visas to leave Gaza.
On October 7, he liked a tweet showing Palestinians celebrating in the streets and congratulating Hamas on the attacks.
“Congratulations to Operation Al-Aqsa Flood, which embodies the will of the steadfast Palestinian people and their courageous resistance,” the tweet read.
“At this crucial time, we stand alongside our brothers and sisters in Palestine and stress the need to support their cause and work to end the occupation and establish their independent state.”
He also liked an image that celebrated the kidnapping of an Israeli who is being dragged through the streets by Hamas without any pants on.
When contacted by Ms Markson, Mr Abuamro said he didn't support the terror attacks on October 7 and claimed his Twitter account may have been hacked.
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