Tuesday, August 25, 2026
Elder of ZiyonHome Affairs funded a Muslim media group that claimed Australia “faked antisemitic attacks to save Israel” and platformed an antisemitic influencer who was later deported, the antisemitism royal commission has heard.OnePath Network, an Islamic education media company based in Australia, was a beneficiary of a Home Affairs grant for $308,000 “to support social cohesion and sustainability of independent multicultural media outlets” for use between June 16 this year and June 30 next year. Mr Bender said the interview “raises at least a very substantial concern that this grantee is acting inappropriately”.A year earlier, he said, it had posted a video titled “How Australia faked antisemitic attacks to save Israel”, which remained online with more than 100,000 views.
Sure enough, here's the grsnt page for OnePath.
How is it possible that Home Affairs didn't even look at the page? A search on "Israel" shows these videos, which do not exactly scream "social cohesion:"
There's a large amount of money earmarked for Muslim and Arab groups for the same "social cohesion."
The Australian Government will provide $3.8 million across 41 organisations for multicultural projects designed to enhance and foster community integration. This will allow funding to reach the below communities affected by the conflict as soon as possible:
$1.24 million will support 12 organisations to scale-up or adjust their existing capabilities to give initial support to Palestinian, Muslim and Arab communities.
Approximately $2.6 million will support 28 organisations to deliver new social cohesion projects to support the local needs of Palestinian, Muslim and Arab communities.
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