Article by Alkrty – Human Rights Activist Australia Exposes Iran’s Role in Antisemitic Attacks: A Historic Decision to Expel the Ambassador

 

 

Article by Alkrty – Human Rights Activist

Australia Exposes Iran’s Role in Antisemitic Attacks: A Historic Decision to Expel the Ambassador

 

I welcome the Australian government’s bold decision to expel Iranian Ambassador Ahmad Sadeghi and three senior officials after uncovering Tehran’s direct involvement in antisemitic attacks against Adass Israel Synagogue and Lewis Continental Kitchen in Sydney and Melbourne.

This decisive step, announced by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and confirmed by ASIO Director-General Mike Burgess, is not only a diplomatic response but also a strategic act to protect democratic values and safeguard communities against state-sponsored terrorism.

Why This Decision Matters

Uncovering the Truth: Australia demonstrated its ability to lead complex investigations. Prime Minister Albanese confirmed that ASIO traced the funding trail from the perpetrators on the ground to the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).

Protecting Communities: Expelling Iran’s ambassador and suspending Australia’s embassy in Tehran sends a clear message—terrorism will not be tolerated.

A Global Model: Australia has set a new standard for addressing Tehran’s malign activities, encouraging thousands of organizations worldwide to voice their support.

Global Support for Australia’s Move

Thousands of human rights organizations across Europe, the United States, Africa, and Asia have endorsed the Australian decision.

Hundreds of lawmakers and governments worldwide described the move as “a strong message to all state sponsors of terrorism.”

Jewish communities, Iranian dissidents, and African activists in the diaspora praised the decision as a victory for democracy and human rights.

My Position as a Human Rights Activist

The culture of impunity must end. The IRGC, which orchestrated and financed these attacks, should be formally designated as a terrorist organization—not just in Australia, but internationally.

It is time to stop the use of religion and politics as a cover for cross-border crimes. I call on the international community to stand with Australia and confront this threat collectively.

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