However, the Coalition’s decision to say it would reverse Palestinian recognition if elected was both unnecessary and unwise.

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Prime Minister Albanese has hit back at reports highlighting Hamas praising him for his decision to recognise Palestinian ...

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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has hit back at the Coalition and media, warning them not to engage with "Hamas propaganda".

Anthony Albaense insisted the move would be 'totally opposed' by Hamas, who the Palestinian Authority had assured him would ...

The announcement by Hamas founder Hassan Yousef that the organisation applauds Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s recognition ...