Immigration minister Tony Burke labeled “racist” in unauthorized flyers

The flyer is only the last action of activists to influence the voters against the vote for Burke and the nearby deputy Jason Clare, while the candidates supported by the Muslim vote aim to remove the seats from work.

The Muslim vote formed in 2024 in the middle of anger within the Muslim community in response to what was considered a lack of criticism of Israel by the Labor government. The Fili-Palestinese group supports the candidates but is not itself a recorded part.

This masthead does not suggest that the Muslim vote was involved in creating the flyer.

In a post shared by the group of activists Sydney Palestine Actions, which tags Muslim votes count and the Muslim vote, two people are seen to keep a banner saying that “Burke supports the genocide” outside the Lakemba mosque.

Many of the Burke posters hanging from the banner, who had previously been seen in protest outside his electoral office.

The Instagram post said: “You can’t hide from us T-Dog, we will be your shadow for the next two months”.

Clare also made Corflutes defections: a sticker was seen that said “Don’t vote genocide” on one of its posters.

Dr. Ziad Basyouy, Muslim votes, was supported independent for Watson, was approached for a comment. He said to Financial review Who was not responsible for the flyer, but said that the feeling he reflected should not be ignored.

Basyouy said that while he doesn’t believe that Burke served his community well, he does not believe that Burke is a racist.