SocietyMan denied parole a second time over anti-Israel graffiti despite judge’s scathing critique

New South Wales’ parole authority has again refused to release Mohommed Farhat, saying his offences reflected adherence to an extremist ideology of an antisemitic character. A Supreme Court judge had found that “Fuk Israel” was political comment, assessed the terrorism risk as insignificant and said the case appeared to be a serious miscarriage of justice.

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