‘Should Israel refer to Australia as occupied Aboriginal territory?’ asked Stephen Flatow in the Jerusalem Post on 13 August.Flatow asked the question because the Albanese government has announced that it will resume using the term ‘Occupied Palestinian Territories’.
Flatow points out that Jerusalem, which the Albanese government ceased to recognise as the capital of Israel last October, has been the holiest city of the Jews since the 10th century BC.
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