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The Queensland government is targeting your right to speak up for Palestine.

The issue is war crimes, not thought crimes.

Pro-Israel politicians and lobbyists just helped shape a Queensland law - not to keep you safe, but to silence Palestinian voices and protect itself from criticism.

It bans slogans. Words. Used by ordinary people, to express a view about a foreign conflict and freedom. Not a single Palestinian was consulted before these laws were introduced.

And it's just the beginning.

Australia has committed troops to support a country that is committing genocide and starting illegal wars. Our government has been providing diplomatic cover for years. Australian-made components end up in weapons dropped on civilians. Now Australians military are being sent.

We've seen this before. We know how it ends.

The jump from these laws to your life is shorter than you think.

When our government passes laws to protect a foreign state from criticism - a state The UN says is committing genocide - it isn't just something far away, it's an attack on all of us, right here.

Yesterday it was police violence. Today its words. Tomorrow it's a knock on your door.

We won’t be intimidated into silence.

The issue is war crimes, not thought crimes.

Tell Premier Crisafulli that Australian rights aren't for sale. Two minutes. Please do it now

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The Queensland government is targeting your right to speak up for Palestine.

The issue is war crimes, not thought crimes.

Pro-Israel politicians and lobbyists just helped shape a Queensland law - not to keep you safe, but to silence Palestinian voices and protect itself from criticism.

It bans slogans. Words. Used by ordinary people, to express a view about a foreign conflict and freedom. Not a single Palestinian was consulted before these laws were introduced.

And it's just the beginning.

Australia has committed troops to support a country that is committing genocide and starting illegal wars. Our government has been providing diplomatic cover for years. Australian-made components end up in weapons dropped on civilians. Now Australians military are being sent.

We've seen this before. We know how it ends.

The jump from these laws to your life is shorter than you think.

When our government passes laws to protect a foreign state from criticism - a state The UN says is committing genocide - it isn't just something far away, it's an attack on all of us, right here.

Yesterday it was police violence. Today its words. Tomorrow it's a knock on your door.

We won’t be intimidated into silence.

The issue is war crimes, not thought crimes.

Tell Premier Crisafulli that Australian rights aren't for sale. Two minutes. Please do it now

(opt in for updates on our Week of ACTION)

NOT OUR LAWS

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I'm writing as a Queensland constituent about the Fighting Antisemitism and Keeping Guns Out of the Hands of Terrorists and Criminals Amendment Bill 2026.

This act was passed at the same time as Australia is committing troops to the United Arab Emirates to support the US and Israeli war against Iran. The International Criminal Court is investigating actions taken by the US and Israel against Iran as possible war crimes, a claim also supported by the United Nations. The new laws act to restrict Queenslanders from speaking about this same conflict.

I’m writing because I believe the Australian government cannot and should not criminalise legitimate political speech in support of Palestine and in opposition to war crimes.

This law was not designed to keep people safe. It was designed to protect the government from criticism about its foreign policy. That is not what Australian laws are for. It has also had the opposite effect to what is intended, exposing Jewish Queenslanders to real antisemitism especially from the far-right.

This act should be repealed, and the Queensland Government should instead engage in real consultation with all impacted communities to determine a path forward that could genuinely work to improve social cohesion.

I'm asking you to review this bill and answer a simple question: whose interests does it serve?

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