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Helen Light about the Jewish community response
Helen Light and Mara Moustafine.
Helen Light discusses the Jewish community response to Hanson and One Nation
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Date Added:
01 March 2009
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Format:
mov (Quicktime);
File size:
2 MB
Length:
00min52sec
Transcript
Light:
00:09
All I remember is that I went on a march and a demonstration and there were a lot of Jewish organisations there and identified as such. You know, anti-racism march. There was a JCCV umbrella but a lot of the Zionist groups and the temple were there, they were all independently – I don’t remember, I just went along as an individual. But it was very depressing to think we had to do this all over again.
00:44
It was just more acceptable to express anti-Semitism than it was some years ago. It’s the post Pauline Hanson syndrome, I think.
00:52
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